Goodman
Games UpdateNovember 20, 2015
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There are only a few
days left to get in on this amazing
Kickstarter! All backers get SIX free adventure modules, plus print backers get a custom character pocket folder, stickers of module covers to record their accomplishments, DCC pencils, and DCC bookmarks! Plus the print book will include sewn-in satin ribbon bookmarks, a color dust jacket, built-in 4-panel reference screens, drilled-out dictionary thumb tabs, and gilded/silvered edges! If you act before the Kickstarter ends, a $40 pledge gets you well over $100 in product. The fourth printing is available in the traditional "blue cover" as well as a new cover by Peter Mullen and a new silver foil edition by Doug Kovacs. A limited number of real leather copies are available. The fourth printing includes a new short adventure by Harley Stroh, and scads of new interior artwork by Stefan Poag, Doug Kovacs, and Peter Mullen! All backers (print or PDF) receive SIX free adventures:
You can
add on items like the Sezrekan
dice set, the DCC
RPG blacklight poster, a new compilation
module, and any other DCC modules you might have
missed (including the brand new Synthetic
Swordsmen of the Purple Planet)! |
Be sure to check
out the add-ons for the current DCC RPG Kickstarter
for details on these new DCC RPG releases - a special
module that compiles many of the hard-to-find short
adventures from prior special events, and a new
multicolored dice set!
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Podcast Roundup
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Designers
& Discourses --
Episode
three of this new podcast from Jim Wampler
features
James M. Ward, the creator of Metamorphosis
Alpha. Ward discusses the influences
for
Metamorphosis Alpha, from books
to movies to comics. (And make sure you listen to episode one also, with Michael Curtis!) |
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Sanctum Secorum
-- The Sanctum
Secorum podcast plumbs the depths of
Appendix N as it applies to DCC RPG. Each show
reviews one piece of Appendix N media -- be it
literature or film -- and then discusses how to
bring aspects of it to the table for your DCC
game. They
explore how the selected piece might already
easily fit into particular modules and DCC
settings, and they highlight one specific
DCC module that really ties into the Appendix N
material. The most recent episode discusses the first book of Michael Moorcock's Elric Saga. |