Ralif Redhammer
Legend
Running I6: Ravenloft was so much more difficult by having to link up those isometric maps from one floor to the next.Fine. You can have it.
Personally I can't stand isometric maps.
Do All of Your RPG Maps Now Belong To Judges Guild? ... and more?
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Cordwainer Fish
Imp. Int. Scout Svc. (Dishon. Ret.)
The isometric maps for the Deepnight Endeavour are so awful, our referee took a week off to make Cartesian maps. And I'm still not sure how they link up together. Zero stars, worst starship I've ever hunted bugs on.
I am unfortunately ignorant of this- is Judge's Guild run by racist & anti-semitic folk?
Cordwainer Fish
Imp. Int. Scout Svc. (Dishon. Ret.)
Several game publishers, including Bat in the Attic, have said that they will no longer do business with Judges Guild after its owner posted a number of racist and anti-semitic statements. They don't need to be repeated here; but there are several examples.
Judges Guild has been around since 1976, producing products compatible with Dungeons & Dragons; the current owner, Bob Bledsaw II, is the son of its co-founder, Bob Bledsaw, and has run the company since 2008. The company is well known for 1976's City State of the Invincible Overlord...
Judges Guild has been around since 1976, producing products compatible with Dungeons & Dragons; the current owner, Bob Bledsaw II, is the son of its co-founder, Bob Bledsaw, and has run the company since 2008. The company is well known for 1976's City State of the Invincible Overlord...
I developed a love for isometric from the Infinity Engine games (and other CRPGs like Arcanum), and using them for VTTs isn't too bad (usually the folk that make them professionally know what they're doing, and I also used Infinity Engine game maps for my brief flirtation with running online isometric). One of the best examples is Michael Prescott's Trilemma Adventures.. hundreds of adventure locations drawn in isometric. Love them!
Appreciate you! That's... quite unfortunate. I wonder if it's just the son, or if it was the father as well. Grappling with the ethics of stuff you like made by people you wouldn't (because they're awful) is always tough.Several game publishers, including Bat in the Attic, have said that they will no longer do business with Judges Guild after its owner posted a number of racist and anti-semitic statements. They don't need to be repeated here; but there are several examples.
Judges Guild has been around since 1976, producing products compatible with Dungeons & Dragons; the current owner, Bob Bledsaw II, is the son of its co-founder, Bob Bledsaw, and has run the company since 2008. The company is well known for 1976's City State of the Invincible Overlord...
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
You're about to have your Wednesday ruined.
I bought some stuff from them a few years ago because it was well-regarded, they sent a fun little personalized note-scrap along with it that I kept on my keyboard.. now it feels dirty
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
Yep. I no longer talk about one of the best mini-campaigns I ever ran because, after I bought the module at the heart of it, the person turned out to be awful enough to be banned from much of the RPG internet.I bought some stuff from them a few years ago because it was well-regarded, they sent a fun little personalized note-scrap along with it that I kept on my keyboard.. now it feels dirty
Faolyn
(she/her)
Is he?
I don't know anything by the guy and can't find out much about him online.
Edit: Never mind. @Cordwainer Fish posted a link.
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