Wolfgang Baur's Open Design new games!

Rechan · Aug 20, 2009

CHECK IT OUT

There are three pitches up right now. One is 4e, two are Pathfinder.

Click on the link to the pitch; it takes you to Baur's forum, where you can ask questions.

JoeGKushner · Aug 20, 2009

The one I like, the Red Eye, is for Pathfinder. :.-(

El Mahdi · Aug 20, 2009

Yeah, The Red Eye of Azathoth sounds really good. I love the idea of multiple chapters/stories running through different time periods. But I'm torn. Court of the Shadow Fey sounds really good also. I like an adventure with good mixes of fighting and roleplaying opportunities (politics, intrigue, skill challenges). I don't play 4E but I adapt adventures from any system or edition, so it really doesn't matter for me. Plot and story wise, I'm really torn between these two. As far as the third one, From the Shore to the Sea, I'm usually not a fan of "It Came From the Sea" kind of adventures (unless Ari Marmell is writing it, that is

). It doesn't sound bad though, but compared to the other two, IMO it's not even in the same league.

Zaukrie · Aug 20, 2009

I'll be in for the 4E one. Looking forward to it.

Riley · Aug 20, 2009

I'm in for 4e. Sounds great!

Mouseferatu · Aug 20, 2009

Riley said:
I'm in for 4e. Sounds great!

Me, too. Already signed up.

mevers · Aug 20, 2009

Yep. Already signed up for the 4th Ed Mod. Looking forward to it. Halls of the Mountain King was great, but I'm looking forward to seeing a "pure" 4th Edition adventure come together.

Glyfair · Aug 20, 2009

I went for the 4E project. In fact, variations on this have been around for a while as potential projects, haven't they? I recall this as an option and I have missed all the projects since Nic Logue's project.

Joshua_Stevens · Aug 20, 2009

JoeGKushner said:
The one I like, the Red Eye, is for Pathfinder.

Not a Pathfinder fan eh? That's too bad, we'd love to have you come aboard.

But, Wolfgang's shadow fey project is 4e, and that looks to be very promising.

Hopefully, with three projects offered, there's a little something for everyone.