The closest hotel to the Marriott at DFW airport is the Holiday Inn DFW airport and it's cheaper, too. Next is the Candlewood Inn, no idea how it compares to the Marriott.
How much cheaper is the Holiday Inn Dark Sasha? I want to go, but have no real money at present. The motel bill is what might break the bank.
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I have Convention envy. Before the kids, I went to GenCon every year and Origins almost every year.
*Sigh* Good times.
How much cheaper is the Holiday Inn Dark Sasha? I want to go, but have no real money at present. The motel bill is what might break the bank.
I seem to recall it was a good 20 dollars a night cheaper than the Marriott's Con rate, which I missed as I tried to get a room too late for the Con block of rooms last year. This year I booked a room sooner and got one at the Marriott.
The Super 8 is 4 miles away and is far cheaper.
When will it go on sale to the public?
and adventures are Canon--Matt will do SW conversions later for SW as pdfs
Once all the environment books are done, any chance you'd be able to put out a hardcopy of the SW converted adventures? (I'm thinking B&W, softcover - not one of the usual FGG works of art).
On paper is always much better than digital only, in my view and if I know a compilation of the adventures is on the way, I dont have to get my own version printed.
The Seas book is Dead Man's Chest, I believe. We've converted that to Pathfinder but it's PDF only so Shem's desires go unfulfilled.
Sounds like a great name for a wondrous item: "Shem's Unfulfilled Desires".
With the three adventures from Fields of Blood, that would bring it up to six full adventures from the new series. S & W conversion would need to address some of the new monsters that appear in each of the adventures, especially the second one.and adventures are Canon--Matt will do SW conversions later for SW as pdfsOnce all the environment books are done, any chance you'd be able to put out a hardcopy of the SW converted adventures? (I'm thinking B&W, softcover - not one of the usual FGG works of art).
On paper is always much better than digital only, in my view and if I know a compilation of the adventures is on the way, I dont have to get my own version printed.
Yeah, if it's not possible, it's not possible and I can just get them printed and bound myself. If it were feasible though it would be a nice adjunct for those of us playing S&W (those of us who like the feel of real paper, anyhow).
Looks like it's on the FGG site! Just ordered my copy. Thanks guys, looks great!
Opps! Sorry Bill! I had been keeping my eyes open so I could use my RA and CD refund/gift certificates, so grabbed it up as soon as I saw it. Hope I didn't cause any issues!
and Mountains Tom, and Mountains...
Oh, and likely Artic as well:)
I'm starting to feel like I'm going to be the Encyclopedia Britannica when all is said and done.
But in a good way.
Don't worry, Bill. We have Tom booked up on the rest of this series until sometime in 2017 or so.
Tom is going to be like Cliff Clavin whenever somebody brings up weather patterns, geography, and indigenous plants and animals. ;)
and Mountains Tom, and Mountains...
Oh, and likely Artic as well:)
I'm starting to feel like I'm going to be the Encyclopedia Britannica when all is said and done.
But in a good way.
Don't worry, Bill. We have Tom booked up on the rest of this series until sometime in 2017 or so.
Tom is going to be like Cliff Clavin whenever somebody brings up weather patterns, geography, and indigenous plants and animals. ;)
Can't wait for "Potatoes of Nixon-Likeness"!
So tell us more about this Fields of Blood, my wallet is aching but it sounds intriguing!
So tell us more about this Fields of Blood, my wallet is aching but it sounds intriguing!
Well... there are these fields... and there's... ya know... blood on 'em.
I don't know if you've already settled on the title "Fields of Blood" but there is another RPG product called the same thing - in case you want to change the name.
Maybe "Plains of Death" or "Plains of Desolation" would be better?
Or "Gruesome Grasslands"
Or "Flat Land Fever"
Or "It's the end of the hills as we know it and I feel fine..."
I'll stop now. :)
I am not sure I would be concerned about some obscure d20 product with a similar name. As it is a common name there are probably a few other books done that are not RPG.
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Any news on this yet? I was hoping it would be released by now (for those of us who backed the The Lost City of Barakus kickstarter)...To the best of my knowledge, still on track for a July release.
I also turned in the last files for the sequel, Fields of Blood, earlier this week, so that's completely done from end and waiting for the Frog team to work their green magic.
Most excellent :)
Question: according to the update on KS, persons who purchased DoD via Backerkit as hardcover were supposed to get the PDF as well sent out a few days after the closing of Backerkit. Well, I did, and haven't seen any e-mail yet regarding DoD. I got my pdf's of Barakus & the Player's guide; I kinda figured they'd be in that batch of mails. Any ideas?
Same here Changing Man. If you scroll up to my earlier inquiry, it looks like they anticipated a release on June 7th, but I don't think that happened (as it is now almost July).
TBH, I probably wouldn't have backed the LCoB. The main reason I did was to get the Dunes of Desolation pdf early...
I can't remember which thread I posted this on, but I did FINALLY pick up a dead tree version of Necropolis. $20 off of Ebay, surprisingly enough, Knoble Knight Games came through for me.
One more checked off the list.
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Wow great review, congratulations Tom!