Les Edwards did the stunning cover art for Perdido Street Station, The Scar, and China Mieville’s other books. I had no idea he also did The Ghoul - such a great cover!
Timely review - I bought the Bundle of Holding, largely because of the art but haven’t had a chance to dig into the books much yet. Sounds cool and looks gorgeous.
Trapped in the Tropics looks great so far. I’m going to wait for the final version before reading it properly. I’d recommend the Patreon to anyone playing Pirate Borg as you get access to a huge back catalogue of stuff.
My campaign is going from strength to strength. We spent seven sessions on...
Very fun game of Pirate Borg tonight! Two PCs lost a limb carousing at the start, one took a rubbing of a map on the back of a green sea turtle, zombies climbed up the side of their ship to attack, and the party bought extra cannonballs from Helga the shipwright. Next session they’re heading...
Hi there,
I’m reading this at the moment and really enjoying it. Has anyone here run it? It seems like the perfect introduction to Numenera for new players and a fun sandbox campaign.
Cheers
We finished Buried in the Bahamas after our 7th session so starting The Curse of Skeleton Point tonight. Really looking forward to it - another great sandbox!
Yep, lots of DM advice, useful random tables, variant rules etc plus comprehensive monster design rules (which Kobold Press designers follow when creating monsters for ToV books too). I really like the Game Master’s Guide.
I use ToV monsters from the Monster Vault in my mostly 2014 Tomb of Annihilation game without any problems. Monsters are tougher and tend to have additional flavourful bonus actions or reactions.
Hi there,
I’ve just posted a list of my RPG goals for 2025 on my blog and thought I’d crosspost them here too.
1. Do an awesome job on my next Kobold Press project and any other freelance game design work I get.
2. Write a new Tier 1 Adventurer’s League adventure for the UK set in Murghǒm...