O.L.D. Is Here -- And Here's The Table of Contents!

For WOIN fans, the hardcover version of O.L.D. has been completed. It's going out to Kickstarter backers, and will be available later, once all the backers have their copies. The book came in at 350 pages, full-colour. Here's a quick peek at the Table of Contents. O.L.D. is, of course, fully compatible with N.E.W., its companion science-fiction game, so you can play a medieval fantasy game, a far future science-fiction game, or mix them to introduce magic to your sci-fi. O.L.D., like N.E.W., uses a life path system for character creation and a d6 dice pool system for task resolution.

 

[Reynard]

Nice! I'm excited.

 

[Ghost2020]

PDF ready for sale yet?

 

[Morrus]

Not yet. Kickstarter backers first (they'll be getting it in the next day or so).

 

[dave2008]

Let's know when the PDF is available please. I will be interested in that.

 

[Morrus]

There is no danger of me not letting everybody know when the PDF is available.

 

[fjw70]

There is no danger of me not letting everybody know when the PDF is available.

I want to make sure I get one of those pdfs before you run out of stock.

 

[jrowland]

I want to upgrade my pdf to the full color hardback....waaaa!

 

[Ghost2020]

coughbestiarycough

 

[Mercurius]

Looks good. A couple questions, for Morrus or anyone familiar with the OLD/NEW system.

1. Where does it like on the rules light-to-heavy spectrum? Say, on a scale of 1 to 5 if, say, 5E is 3.5ish, 4E/3.5E is 4ish, and Pathfinder is 4.5ish?
2. What differentiates this from other fantasy (heartbreaker) games? What makes it standout as distinct or unique?