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jivjov posted:My question becomes "Why is this the only coin you've run out of?", followed shortly by "Why didn't you just pack my orders at the same time to avoid all this?" "Why did you have to give us so much money you rear end in a top hat?" They really need to make sure people who set up kickstarters know about things like shipping fees and IP law.
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Alien Rope Burn posted:I love how the description is phrased entirely in reference to D&D. A lot of it doesn't make much sense unless you have an in-depth knowledge of the flaws D&D has and the metagame importance thereof. Granted, just about anybody backing a Sean K Reynolds kickstarter is likely to be a Pathfinder fan to begin with, but it's interesting to he doesn't even try and spin it as something independent. It's just another object in D&D's orbit. He's just using the Pathfinder business model with some black light posters.
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General Ironicus posted:Add a new $16k goal. I'll annotate the whole book as Chet. Breakfast Cult needs more of it's premier footballsman.
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It's a non-denominational Kickstarter miracle! EDIT: You have to give us Mesoamerican stuff too. I demand this as an entitled consumer.
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ravenkult posted:I think it's just the core, not sure. The Splatbooks are extra, for example. It'll include all the stretch goal supplements if you back up to the pdf level. Unless this is different from every other kickstarter Onyx Path has done, only the old supplements will be extra. RocknRollaAyatollah fucked around with this message at 00:31 on Dec 4, 2014 |
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Indolent Bastard posted:As an Archivist I can say it likely means nothing, but it typically means low acid content so it won't degrade as quickly over time. Yeah, it's pretty much modern paper.
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Jin-Roh is part of the Kerberos saga which is a couple live action movies, animated films, and manga that take place in a world where Germany won WWII, Stalingrad was won and Operation Valkyrie succeeded. It's understandably a pretty crappy world and the Kerberos units are anti-terrorism units that put down their world's version of the 60's anti-American protests and usually communist terrorist groups who are instead opposed to the Germans. The Kerberos units are eventually betrayed by the system, they go too far even for a fascist state, and there's a good deal of references to them being dogs. They're called the "Watchdogs of Hell" for a reason and it's not because half the fights happen in the sewers.
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Siivola posted:You should sincerely watch the live-action movies because they are Fixed that for you. Japanese otaku are the worst because now companies just churn out War Crimes Idol type poo poo on par with that Barbarossa card game.
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Anyone back the Earthdawn kickstarter because the player's guide just dropped on Drivethru RPG? How is it? http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/149303/Earthdawn-Fourth-Edition-Players-Guide They were only 9 months late, which isn't bad in kickstarter time, and the backer copy is actually much cheaper than the finished product.
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alg posted:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1409961192/dcc-rpg-4th-printing?ref=hero_thanks I've been meaning to pick this up for a long time and this was just what I was looking for.
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Megaman's Jockstrap posted:Essentially it's a one-shot minis game pretending to be an RPG. They're bragging about how a good chunk of the book is secret antagonist history for the GMs-eyes-only and in my experience that means the game is extremely boring once you know the backstory. Pass. If you want a game about strange alien beings doing random things try Trail of Cthulu or Delta Green. Ken Hite has released a setting for Gumshoe called Moon Dust Men as part of his Ken Writes About Stuff series. It's pretty much XCOM in the 70's, especially when you throw in Galileo Uplift and Majestic Overwatch. http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/119405/Moon-Dust-Men?term=moon+dust http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/164558/Galileo-Uplift?src=newest http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/158890/MAJESTIC-Overwatch?src=newest
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Can someone give a rundown on the Scarred Lands? The premise seems interesting but what was it good at? It just doesn't seem that different from other settings other than being somewhat post apocalyptic.
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:I think it's strong point was that it was the first mass market FRPG to explore the fantasy design space. There were others that did it better and earlier but it was published by White Wolf back when they were still outselling DnD most months so it had better exposure. A lot of it just feels like a home-brew setting with all the inherent charm and drawbacks. There was a city of necromancers whose main focus was exploring the mysteries of death. They were also one of the safest and most comfortable cities left, you just had to sign an agreement that after death your body would be donated to the city so that zombified remains could be put to use defending or maintaining those luxuries. That's what it seemed like. That's actually pretty cool. The setting though just seems like a bunch of stuff cobbled together from what I found. It's like White Wolf Greyhawk.
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Leperflesh posted:Gareth Michael Skarka is teaching game design? Christ. Those who can't, teach.
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Power Player posted:I did a search but I couldn't find anything about this. There's an expansion for Fragged Empire right now. This looks pretty neat and the tier for everything in PDF is not bad.
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I've been waiting on the Red Markets kickstarter for a long time and from everything I've heard and seen it's a pretty good project to back.
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