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Colin
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I'm completely tied up with a stretch goal product attached to Angels and Daemons (Tomb of Curses) and my own project -- In the Prison of the Squid Sorcerer!Blood Axe wrote:Ragboy- can you post some of your finished patrons?
Absolutely. F'rinstance, one of my favourite campaigns of all time was WFRP's The Enemy Within (at least up to and including Power Behind The Throne). Ran that sucker, appropriately modified and disguised, in several different rpg systems, settings, and time periods.Raven_Crowking wrote:@Colin: One need not play Cthulhu to use Cthulhu materials. I have found converting almost any game system to DCC to be a fairly simple process, and, the more Appendix N the material, the easier it is. Modules for games like Call of Cthulhu and Conan are meat and potatoes for the DCC judge.
Following the work of many Appendix N authors, I would strongly consider running a Gaslight scenario in its proper era, with the knowledge that, sooner or later, the survivors will find themselves on another plane......One in which my main campaign is ongoing!
As of yesterday... http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/1 ... _id=172017AQuebman wrote:Any word when this will be available to the general public?
When the stars are right.Pesky wrote:Is there an ETA for Pesh Joomang? Thanks!
I like it very much. I would buy a second & third volume. Id like to see a bigger variety of types of Patrons. Evil nasty ones seem alot easier. Maybe some more neutral or even slightly benevolent Patrons.AQuebman wrote:So those of you who have it what do you think?
When Pesh is ready to be released upon the world, I suspect that you will be happy, even if the stars are not yet right.Pesky wrote:Is there an ETA for Pesh Joomang? Thanks!
That was my experience. I have four that are strictly benevolent, but benevolence does not equal good in the mortal sense, necessarily. I think several of Daniel's can be regarded as neutral. The Four Maidens of Tylin are kind of neutral-ish.Blood Axe wrote:
I like it very much. I would buy a second & third volume. Id like to see a bigger variety of types of Patrons. Evil nasty ones seem alot easier. Maybe some more neutral or even slightly benevolent Patrons.
Really? Tell me that's a typo.Izumneth wrote:I went through and fixed a bunch of the typo's
That gives me pause too should I wait to purchase this once a new edited version is out?Ogrepuppy wrote:Really? Tell me that's a typo.Izumneth wrote:I went through and fixed a bunch of the typo's
If it needs to be updated, since it's on Drivethru/RPGNow, you'll get any updated version if you purchase the PDF. I think all of the issues are corrected as of this writing...AQuebman wrote:
That gives me pause too should I wait to purchase this once a new edited version is out?
Same here.Colin wrote:I was sent the pdf directly rather than via DTRPG/RPGNow, but if it helps people know if they have an updated file or not, the one on DTRPG/RPGNow was last updated on the 12th.
Colin
Great to hear but please, change this name: all I can think of is influenza.Raven_Crowking wrote:Carbluenza, Demon Prince of Disease
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I suspect that, sooner or later, all of them will show up in something.
That was sort of the idea; he is the Demon Prince of Disease.bholmes4 wrote:Great to hear but please, change this name: all I can think of is influenza.Raven_Crowking wrote:Carbluenza, Demon Prince of Disease
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I suspect that, sooner or later, all of them will show up in something.
Really hope you get the others out there though. Love having a bunch of patrons to choose from and it's too much work for me to make them myself.
I say they change it to Deebola insteadRaven_Crowking wrote:That was sort of the idea; he is the Demon Prince of Disease.bholmes4 wrote:Great to hear but please, change this name: all I can think of is influenza.Raven_Crowking wrote:Carbluenza, Demon Prince of Disease
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I suspect that, sooner or later, all of them will show up in something.
Really hope you get the others out there though. Love having a bunch of patrons to choose from and it's too much work for me to make them myself.
I really hope that the first book does well enough to merit a Volume II!