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I would buy a Spelljammer:SOTSM hardback
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<blockquote data-quote="JPL" data-source="post: 153841" data-attributes="member: 1964"><p>Yeah, the drow get used quite a bit. But it's strange how fresh these standard D&D races become when they're taken out of the usual context, inspired by Tolkein and Howard, and put into a new context, inspired by Burroughs.</p><p></p><p>Besides...there's pirates in flying ships, and that is always a good thing. And blind grimlock hordes who will eat your corpse after their illithid overlords devour your brain. Also big fun.</p><p></p><p>I know this has been argued to death, and I'm not trying to pick a fight, but I like this so much better than the original. It's the English major in me...I want a new game to FEEL different, to reflect different conventions, a different genre. This setting, in just a few pages, conveys a feel of the exotic and the unknown --- of unexplored worlds and forgotten kingdoms and infinite mysteries.</p><p></p><p>Anyway...if a Spelljammer TV series comes to pass, I hope that the producers will consider the "John Carter" movie in pre-production, and take a hard look at what space fantasy looked like in the days before Star Trek and Star Wars. I will be very sad if we end up with some "Andromeda meets Lord of the Rings" abomination with wisecracking heroes and wire fu.</p><p></p><p>So anyway...Andy and Erik, I hope the two million dollar TV pilot shows half the vision and imagination of your fifty-page mini-game.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JPL, post: 153841, member: 1964"] Yeah, the drow get used quite a bit. But it's strange how fresh these standard D&D races become when they're taken out of the usual context, inspired by Tolkein and Howard, and put into a new context, inspired by Burroughs. Besides...there's pirates in flying ships, and that is always a good thing. And blind grimlock hordes who will eat your corpse after their illithid overlords devour your brain. Also big fun. I know this has been argued to death, and I'm not trying to pick a fight, but I like this so much better than the original. It's the English major in me...I want a new game to FEEL different, to reflect different conventions, a different genre. This setting, in just a few pages, conveys a feel of the exotic and the unknown --- of unexplored worlds and forgotten kingdoms and infinite mysteries. Anyway...if a Spelljammer TV series comes to pass, I hope that the producers will consider the "John Carter" movie in pre-production, and take a hard look at what space fantasy looked like in the days before Star Trek and Star Wars. I will be very sad if we end up with some "Andromeda meets Lord of the Rings" abomination with wisecracking heroes and wire fu. So anyway...Andy and Erik, I hope the two million dollar TV pilot shows half the vision and imagination of your fifty-page mini-game. [/QUOTE]
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