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I definitely agree.

Ugh, that cartoon art. D&D for toddlers.

I bought it. No question for me.

I'm well aware of how the two game systems play, and how they treat combats, XP, treasure, etc. But as mentioned previously, the port to Savage Pathfinder was a direct one for a couple of reasons. The most important one being licensing.

PEG would have taken flak from fans of the adventure paths for removing any of those encounters. It's up the GM to include and exclude what they feel is relevant for their group. And I'm also confident the guys doing the conversion mentioned at the very start, they these conversions would be...

How was the Savage Pathfinder port poorly done?

That was the reason I opted out of backing this one. I get that starter set adventures are supposed to be for brand new players and GMs, but the adventure should at least have an option for continuing the campaign. I'm hoping it does, and in that sense, breaks away from the movie canon, but I'm...

No, because according to many reviewers, it takes forever to build maps for it. That's a huge deterrent. About 2 minutes just to load the blank grid. No undo button, no ability to resize assets. It's almost as if it wasn't even beta ready yet! /s

WotC + D&D + software? It was doomed from the start. They've never had a successful software product.

Shadowdark going gangbusters!

I've only read the first trilogy, but this book series drastically changed my taste in novels for the better. I've since gone on to read the Malazan Book of the Fallen 10 book series and Joe Abercrombie's First Law series. Thanks to Black Company & Glen Cook I never would have known those other...

Well, that's an easy one to back for me!

I can't wait to sink my teeth into my copy, once it arrives.

Oooo, looks juicy.

I bought all 3 volumes, and by all accounts the Kickstarter for Volume 3 is still doing gangbusters (over 200% funded). I had a good laugh at all you guys winging about the tweets and details on the setting's religion though. Thanks for that!

Yes it was. Far better than what's on display in this 2024 book.

The Jones cover looks like it should be for an OSE book or DCC or something. Very off brand for D&D. The Staples cover looks very generic. Like something you'd see on the side of a van in the 80's.

I splurged for the premium physical copies, but was also considering either Shadowdark or ACKS2 to run it. I've heard for Shadowdark you can pretty much run it as is.

Crown and Skull is one of those books where you absolutely need to get the physical copy. It's a work of art.

That's not the flex you think it is.