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Also, beermotor is running Secret of Bone Hill as a funnel+ here: http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/vie ... 76&t=43559

Doom of the Savage Kings, if you can get your hands on it. That and Sailors are the best funnels I've run. Also, Attack of the Frawgs is pretty good -- and it's slated to be extended with the Larvik Island rewrite for DCC. You might also try *cough* Sepulcher of the Mountain God... but that's just m...

I don't recall running across one. It seems like all the dwarven city/fortresses are abandoned and taken over by monsters... Maybe there was a huge sub-prime mortgage scandal in ancient times that drove all the dwarves from their true homes...

I used the link in the blog post, I think I did it right, Dak. Cool, I think so. Just making sure you, as in you all use the link if you already have a subscription. There'll be mistakes, but I can usually tell what's going on. I made the new buttons to help me, honestly. Issue 6 hasn't dropped yet...

Yep -- WOTC re-released it for free... Crap -- they used to have a bunch of the old stuff on their site for free (L2, etc). Guess they want to sell them now. The wikipedia link still works for B2, though.

That's funny -- I never realized that the module was completely re-written.

I use Crawl and a stack of Player's Handbooks/Basic/Expert Sets... But that's just me.

I love Carcosa and plan to utilize it for a short stint in another dimension in my existing campaign. But, part of me wants to try running it with the rules provided. I do think it fits the feel of DCC, for sure, but as you can see I haven't quite figured out yet how I want to present it to my play...

finarvyn wrote:Really an awesome idea, John, as not all Appendix N literature is fantasy swords-and-sorcery stuff. I'm a big fan of "pulp sci fi" as well, which sounds like the feel you're aiming to replicate.

I see a re-enactment of High Crusade in my future.

Love it. I played a short session of X-Plorers (as part of a weird circumstance within a DCC game), and it played very well. Like the concept.

I'm necroing this thread as Goodman Games DCC convention itinerary is out now. I'm personally still leaning towards NTRPGCon - 2013 in Dallas, but not entirely decided yet. Anybody else have new/definite plans ? Just signed up for NTRPGCon -- but their scheduled games do NOT currently include DCC s...

AQuebman wrote:
That gives me pause too should I wait to purchase this once a new edited version is out?

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...

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. That was my experience. I have four that are strictly benevolent, but benevolence does no...

cthulhudarren wrote:
And when will a dead tree version be available?

No word yet, but I know Sean is working on that now.

A highly personal quibble (and very much one of personal taste), but I'd also change any references to "tanar'ri" to "demons". The whole change of demons to tanar'ri, devils to baatezu, and daemons to yuguloth in 2e was a reaction to the Satanic Panic of the period, an attempt t...

cthulhudarren wrote:For some reason I thought there were a lot more than that. They take up a lot of space!

What happened to Julius Invincible?

There _are_ a lot more of them. Daniel and I were talking about that over here: http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/vie ... &start=150

Pesky wrote:Is there an ETA for Pesh Joomang? Thanks!

When the stars are right.

Very cool. I really like this: 3.) The prince of demons laughs at your miserable mortal existence and lashes out with his tail. The caster ages 1d4 years and suffers normal spell burn This may be a bit too powerful for the low Spell Check results. But you can mitigate it with some free Patron Taint:...

AQuebman wrote:Any word when this will be available to the general public?

As of yesterday... http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/1 ... _id=172017

Ragboy- can you post some of your finished patrons? 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! All that to say that I'm not sure what Sean is going to do with the plethora of extra pat...

I have my current group of six, sometimes 7 players currently going through the old Judges Guild module Tegel Manor. If you own this and were debating using it I would suggest you go for it! I am going to put up the adventure write-ups from my blog here. The blog also chronicles all of the adventur...

Thanks for the kind words guys -- looks like we have some typos to sniff out. Well, I've also done a ton of partial patrons, who didn't make it into the book because of space. Paul has a few too. But I imagine that Sean will want to see how the first book is received before committing to a second. I...

Oh well, at least the healing spells in this book will be good inspiration for my own cleric-patron system that I plan on creating one day. Yep, I was thinking the same thing when I included them -- I wanted a healing power with some really nasty side effects. Just remember, calling on your patron ...

I'm scheming to throw one of my group's parties into a Carcosa-like setting. Does that count? I just bought it on Dak's recommendation! I also have another one of his that I haven't read. I just got paid for some RPG writing -- which means that my RPG buying budget has just expanded. Maybe I'll grab...

reverenddak wrote:
Carcosa is a campaign setting, and one of the best I've ever read.

I was on the fence last night about buying this. I guess you've convinced me. Anywhere stateside that I can get the PDF AND the physical book combo?

Darklands!