Goodman Games

What about +1 HP per level? Simple, quick, never formidable.

Colin

Purple Sorcerer is just one peep, the rather excellent Jon Marr.

Colin

No worries, mate, I think it has the makings of a good class.

Colin

So, Points of Light, is still for sale on this site. Are the prices for the print versions or PDFs? I thought the print versions were long gone. No, they're not still for sale on this site; there's no "add to cart" button for either PoL book. They can still be found from other online reta...

It's also worth pointing out that Blackmarsh is FREE to download. So, if you want to read the whole thing you can, legally, free of charge, in pdf format.

Colin

Blackmarsh. Goodman's Points of Light even contains another section of the Blackmarsh setting if you find you want to expand it.

Colin

A few random thoughts: Armour costs for them should be seriously ramped up; they'd have to wear a combination of barding and human armour to be effectively protected, so going for the x4 cost for armour (as in horse barding) doesn't seem amiss. They may also have to consume double the amount of food...

I don't bother having folks roll unless it's appropriate in terms of the distance being "maybe jumpable" (as GnomeBoy noted), and if they only miss the roll by a point or so I give them a roll to grab the ledge as they fall. Much more dramatic that way. I also never give them exact distanc...

There was a thread on this a while back and no, no free pdfs with hardcopy purchases according to Joseph.

Colin

I think Elmore pretty much redefined the Halfling in my books :) Ugh. I love some of Elmore's older works (he does great snowy landscapes), but this particular pic is something I don't; the whole 3e-style "microelves/microhumans" redefinition of halflings in 3e was not a good thing, imo. ...

I doubt they'll ask for a shipping address until they're actually ready to ship. Too much time between starting layout, printing, and being ready to ship to make it useful; in that time period, folks could easily have changed address, so it makes more sense to wait until you're ready to pop 'em in t...

No worries. It does look like most online stores over here in the UK (at least the half dozen I checked) are out of stock though, so it's probably best to grab a copy quickly if you want one.

Colin

beermotor wrote:I liked L1 and L2, UK2-3, UK5, and I hear the U1-3 series is good. B1, B2, B4.

What makes them particularly DCC-worthy in your eyes?

Colin

Strip the ideas out of a module and do the conversion on the fly. The setting, plot, and weirdness of these modules is more important than the nuts and bolts of game mechanics. I prefer to convert prior to play even when I can convert on the fly and have done so before; less to think about mid-flow...

What with the recent re-release of many of the old classic modules in pdf, I realized it had been a long time since we discussed which old modules would be best suited to the DCC RPG in terms of content, so that lead to the obvious question of what you would recommend? I don't own many of the old mo...

If it helps anyone, he has noted on his blog that it was produced when DCC RPG was in beta, is an adaptation of an earlier D&D module that did very well for him, and that now, having had and run the finished DCC RPG for some time, he'd be making sure the future modules were much darker and more ...

The second printing (with errata and index) has been out for a long time now as the first printing sold out pretty quickly. There are a couple of copies on Ebay.co.uk just now, the standard cover and limited edition cover.

Colin

Plus, if you buy the print editions, you can e-mail Dak and he'll send you the pdf editions too, for free.

Colin

I do both; both forums and G+ serve their purposes admirably in different ways.

I bought the pdf because I love the DCC RPG, I love Bullywugs, and it looked (cover art) and sounded interesting. The pdf was priced appropriately ($5.00 is a reasonable impulse-buy price for me for something this slim), though I'd prefer a printed version and don't give a monkeys about iPad compati...

Assuming you mean the bundle deal on DTRPG/RPGNow, the description (pertinent info. bolded) reads: Description: THIS IS A BUNDLE PRODUCT. WHEN BUYING THIS ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE SEPARATE DOWNLOAD LINKS FOR EACH PRODUCT LISTED BELOW... Bear in mind the print editions are only available directly via th...

Yep. Plus, some of us who've written 3PP material are also involved in writing official material too (so it's really odd to say, "I like your work in this official product but will not even look at it in this 3PP Joseph-approved product."). Nope, I ain't saying anything; I'm under NDA. :P ...

...including a mischievous GNOME/illusionist + very innovative Bard, Paladin and Ranger. These are all great I am sure but not official DCC classes/races. I was wondering if DCC was going to put out anymore books that will expand on the rules/classes/races. Not unless such material appears in one o...

ShaggyCan wrote:I think Elmore pretty much redefined the Halfling in my books

Ugh. I love some of Elmore's older works (he does great snowy landscapes), but this particular pic is something I don't; the whole 3e-style "microelves/microhumans" redefinition of halflings in 3e was not a good thing, imo.

Where can I order a full set of precision dice like these please? You can find 12 piece sets of precision dice, inked and uninked, at Gamestation.net. The d30, unfortunately, is not included in any sets and is very difficult to find these days in a precision style - especially one matching the colo...