Goodman Games

don't stone me guys but i am not that into mcc. on the other hand dccL is really something that i need. also, any harley stroh adventures that come along (like journey to the center of aerth).

Blood Axe wrote:Im thinking there are a lot of liars for the "First Time fan" pledge to get the extra adventure & swag. 320 pledgers and 140 are first timers.......

Word is getting out about the KS. Tenkar had it up on his blog, and he gets a LOT of traffic from what I can tell. I think 90% of that or more could be genuine. Anybody interested / on the fence could see that limited option and just decide to jump on in...

GnomeBoy wrote:

Blood Axe wrote:Im thinking there are a lot of liars for the "First Time fan" pledge to get the extra adventure & swag. 320 pledgers and 140 are first timers.......

Word is getting out about the KS. Tenkar had it up on his blog, and he gets a LOT of traffic from what I can tell. I think 90% of that or more could be genuine. Anybody interested / on the fence could see that limited option and just decide to jump on in...

I hope you are correct, more players makes the whole game better for all of us, a bit of free swag that has every likelihood of being an adventure one already has anyway is far less important.

Backed! Thanks for feeling out our input. I love how your company listens to its market audience. Ultimately, you didn't have to.

David Rose

Blutimate wrote:Backed! Thanks for feeling out our input. I love how your company listens to its market audience. Ultimately, you didn't have to.

David Rose

As I understand it GG is primarily composed of gamers who are proud of their product and determined to mantain standards

Makes all the differernce in the world

I know it would be a bit of a rush to do, but in terms of _new_ stretch goals (post 70K commitment), how cool would it be to have a reprinting (or conversion) of the Known Realms Gazetteer? That booger is a difficult one to find, and when it does pop up, it tends to command a small fortune.

And barring that, maybe a new expansion for Aereth?

according to mr. stroh gaz is seriously out of sync with the new aereth. it is too d&d for dcc.

driador wrote:I know it would be a bit of a rush to do, but in terms of _new_ stretch goals (post 70K commitment), how cool would it be to have a reprinting (or conversion) of the Known Realms Gazetteer? That booger is a difficult one to find, and when it does pop up, it tends to command a small fortune.

And baring that, maybe a new expansion for Aereth?

Yea good call.

I ended up biting the bullet and paying £60 plus P&P for a copy. Nice one though; still shrick wrapped.

There would be loads of takers I expect

catseye yellow wrote:according to mr. stroh gaz is seriously out of sync with the new aereth. it is too d&d for dcc.

Well then, all the better. I mean, I'm not expecting miracles here (*burns some luck anyway), but maybe then a preliminary work to revamp Aereth in DCC's likeness... I can see something along the realms of Jack Vance's Dying Earth (or something very close due to uncertainties surrounding copyright here). That would be _very_ true to form for DCC/MCC..

One single world is not a big enough setting for DCC RPG.

mythfish wrote:One single world is not a big enough setting for DCC RPG.

On the contrary; one small Country would be quite big enough

mythfish wrote:One single world is not a big enough setting for DCC RPG.

I wouldn't disagree here. Obviously the system (like most) can be tailored to run anywhere. As much inspirational (and fun) material is out there, you could do anything. A single world would merely be the jumping off point or could be used as-is. Heck, even the original Greyhawk was left mostly left open for DMs to flesh out on their own. Take that a few steps further, and now I have a Vancian wreck of a Greyhawk both familiar and yet, completely twisted. The multiverse is just like that: a veritable limitless mirror maze of slight deviations and permutations.

Kind of reminds me of walking through Shadow in Zelazny's Amber: _YOU_ make it what it is from your fount of inspiration. .

It's handy to have a ready made world; quite a few of us don't have time to homebrew such a thing at the minute

Approaching $85K and the new books are going to abe true masterpieces; get in there folks

New stretch goals guys; up to $200,000 more adventures, dice bag, dice, book marks and so on..........

closing in on $100,000

it seems that weird dice will be an add-on. sezerkans bloodvoracious polyhedrals.

Along with a whole heap of modules

for 65 $ you get blue cover core, 6 modules (7 if you are first time buyer) and weird dice. its a steal.

catseye yellow wrote:for 65 $ you get blue cover core, 6 modules (7 if you are first time buyer) and weird dice. its a steal.

+1

$40 plus P&P with $60 or $70 worth of free modules and other bits of bling; marvellous

It's just a reprint though, right? It's not like they're cleaning up the rules or adding all new interior art, right? Just a new module at the end and some cosmetic enhancements?

they are adding stuff. like that mini-setting for frozen in time or summoning pit in sailors.

Max_The_Judge wrote:It's just a reprint though, right? It's not like they're cleaning up the rules or adding all new interior art, right? Just a new module at the end and some cosmetic enhancements?

I think (all of?) the reprinted modules will have material that was added or released after initial publication.

The book itself will have some new art and a new adventure, and fix typos or such that remained from before.

Hmm... It's hard for me to justify buying another copy just for that.

Max_The_Judge wrote:Hmm... It's hard for me to justify buying another copy just for that.

If you don't have those modules, it's got six modules included, which would run about $60 retail on their own...