Best source for ships and seafaring adventures? (Now with Picturez!)
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Ghostwind
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I haven't seen Kenzer's book, so I will just say that I prefer LI's Broadsides! over FFG's Seafarer's Handbook and Mongoose's Book of the Seas for naval ships and rules. However, I might be persuaded to change my mind if I actually saw and had a chance to look over a copy. The gaming store where I work no longer orders Kalamar books because they don't sell here...
Breakdaddy
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Im using Corsair by adamant and although it needs some conversion for my campaign to a non gun powder setup, it is quite good and well illustrated.
Eremite
Explorer
Mark Plemmons said:I might also suggest Salt and Sea Dogs.
Rather than go into details, I 'll just say that ENWorld reviews are here.
I have to agree with you there. I have been amazed at how useful this book has been in preparing for a non-Kalamar campaign involving pirates... and yakuza (but no ninja or dinosaurs yet).
Romnipotent
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yay kukri!Klaus said:
John Q. Mayhem
Explorer
And those only do 1d4 damage...this is why I'm switching everything to DanMcS' weapons system. That pic looks really darn cool, BTW.
Psion
Adventurer
Seas of Blood has always been my favorite, especially with rules for boarding done after OMCS (Open Mass Combat System.)
Salt and Sea Dogs is probably the best for character options. Just wish it was open content.
Book of the Seas best feature is the magic and the random encuonter rules.
Salt and Sea Dogs is probably the best for character options. Just wish it was open content.
Book of the Seas best feature is the magic and the random encuonter rules.
Buttercup
Princess of Florin
Ghostwind said:
I'm ashamed to say I didn't know about this book until reading this thread. You can order a copy for me, and look at it before I pick it up.
My players are in Freeport, but I've been vague about the rest of the world, but it just might be time for them to travel around Renaria Bay....Similar Threads
