Blueholme: A Simulacrum

Dreamscape

Crafter of fine role-playing games

• Jan 22, 2014

• #31

Still shooting for the post-Easter date, so internet time is strictly rationed and it's all hands on deck - or keyboards, at any rate!

 

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Dreamscape

Crafter of fine role-playing games

• Jan 26, 2014

• #32

A slight delay, but DON'T PANIC!


http://dreamscapedesign.net/2014/01/26/the-blueholme-timetable/

 

mach1.9pants

Hero

• Jan 26, 2014

• #33

Enjoy WoW, I've not made it myself but do enjoy the local other WoW: Wings over Wairarapa! I also just made our 15th Anniversary to Sydney (sans kids!) so enjoy that too! NZ is a lovely place, though I am a bit biased The museum at Wigram (where my Grandfather served for a while) Christchurch is certainly worth a visit too, if you can convince your other half.

 

Dreamscape

Crafter of fine role-playing games

• Jan 26, 2014

• #34

Thanks for the tip!

 

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Oldehouserules

First Post

• May 5, 2014

• #35

Pretty sweet!

 

Dreamscape

Crafter of fine role-playing games

• Nov 1, 2014

• #36

I am now waiting for my print proof copy of the BLUEHOLME™ Prentice Rules perfect bound edition to arrive in my letterbox. It might be a while, so be patient - even if all goes swimmingly, it takes a while for things to wing their way to me across the Pacific.

If things don't go swimmingly, of course, it may be back to the drawing board for some serious reformatting ...

http://dreamscapedesign.net/2014/11/01/pod-people/

 

Dreamscape

Crafter of fine role-playing games

• Nov 29, 2014

• #37

Seems to have gone fairly swimmingly, but I think it can be improved before general release. Also, I want to do both perfect bound and saddle stitched versions.

http://dreamscapedesign.net/2014/11/25/hard-yet-soft/

 

Mark CMG

Creative Mountain Games

• Dec 4, 2014

• #38

Dreamscape said:

However, for the Compleat Rules I am still in two minds as to whether to stick with 10-point or go 9-point to reduce the page count.

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Much of your target audience is older, yes? I wonder if most would prefer to pay a few extra bucks for a larger font and avoid fumbling for their specs during a game if they need to look something up.

 

Dreamscape

Crafter of fine role-playing games

• Dec 4, 2014

• #39

Mark CMG said:

Much of your target audience is older, yes? I wonder if most would prefer to pay a few extra bucks for a larger font and avoid fumbling for their specs during a game if they need to look something up.

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The writer is in the same boat, so you can be sure this has been taken into consideration! The revised PDF already has a larger, simpler font than the original, and it looks very clear in the printed book.

 

Dreamscape

Crafter of fine role-playing games

• Dec 19, 2014

• #40

The print proof has arrived, and it looks nice.

You can now order your hard copies of the BLUEHOLME Prentice Rules through Lulu, in perfect-bound or saddle-stitched flavour.:

http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?contributorId=1315830