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So ... if I have the 1E Divine Right board game and a full run of the Dragon magazine articles, is there much that I'm missing in the 25th Anniversary edition? I hate to spend so much money on something only to find out that it's essentially what I already own. You have a have a full run of Dragon ...

I broke down and bought the 25th anniversary addition which has the CD of the Minerian Legends. For those who don't know, the Legends were a long running series of articles run in Dragon magazine between 1980 and 1982 that detailed the Divine Right board game world as an RPG setting. Like the map, t...

I too, would love to get my hands on these adventures. I am striving to collect the entire line because I find the DCC adventure not only to be extremely entertaining, but they are among the most immediately useful gaming products I have ever encountered. Book, boxed set, trapper keeper, Count me in!

Hi, I'm new to these boards but I have a question about Divine Right for DCC. I am planning on a new DCC campaign starting in March and I want to use Mineria as the setting. Like jonchappellnow2 said, I just think the original map is the greatest fantasy rpg map ever made. I also think it is perfect...

Great!! thanks for the update and the promise to continue them in the weeks to come. I understand that your first priority is the kickstarter contributors. My players and I are looking forward to the final product. The character sheet looks sharp.

I have had my eye this for quite a long time now, and will purchase it as soon as it is available. DCC has been the remedy for most of my RPG mechanics nightmares, but I often prefer Swords and Sorcery to more Tolkien-esk or "generic" fantasy styles and I think Tales would be a perfect fit...

Interesting thread. For me it is kind of a wash. Levels are fun and that's probably the best reason to keep coming back to them. My biggest problem for levels is that some players feel pigeon-holed into a trope or archetype (elf-ninjas aside) and if they want to take their character in an original d...

(I) burned out on 3e and all its variants and have been hanging out in the OSR. To make a long story short, DCC has become the game of choice. Embracing the good qualities of 3e (and throwing out the garbage) in a mechanically simple old school format, with some new ideas, was brilliant. In my well-...