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I've posted an update to the blog including a preview of the Contents page. And if you haven't seen it, Jon Roberts previewed a small section of his awesome map here. Cheers Rich

Hi, I've posted an update and new preview on the blog here. Cheers Rich

Layout is now finished and you can see a preview from the Mercantile Quarter chapter here. Cheers Rich

Hi, I'm going to be running a Parsantium adventure at Dragonmeet on 7th December – details on the blog. Come and say hello! Cheers Rich

Yep, still going strong and run by the same people. I've been going there for 25 years now!

Hi all, Just wanted to let you know we are running a bit behind schedule – more detail on the blog. Cheers Rich

Hi, I'm still running my monthly 4e Parsantium campaign, started in 2009, which I am planning to end next August in time for D&D Next (or maybe 13th Age). I'm playing in a fortnightly Rise of the Runelords Pathfinder game and a fortnightly Glorantha/Pathfinder game, as well as a monthly Trail...

Morgan, it's a UK game so Orc's Nest should have it.

Poll results and a progess update on the blog. Cheers Rich

Hi, Just trying to gauge how much interest there is in a printed book vs PDF. If you have a minute, please answer the poll here. Cheers! Rich

This weekend, we’ve cracked on with the layout of Parsantium to stay on track for our target publication date of 29th November (Black Friday). InDesign is a harsh mistress but Kate has got her tamed ;) The first two chapters – City at the Crossroads and Life in the City – are finished, with all...

I've added a preview of a fully laid out double page spread to the blog here. Let me know what you think. The book is coming in at 150 pages so far without art! Cheers Rich

All the art is now in, and I've posted the new city crest, drawn by Marc Radle, to the blog here.

Hi, This weekend, we imported the first chapter of Parsantium: City at the Crossroads into InDesign and started work on the layout. Firstly, we got rid of the border we had scanned from Dover's Authentic Turkish Designs – it just didn't look good enough – and bought a new decorative font to use...

Hi all, Ran the wedding last night - lots of fun. Write up here. Cheers Rich

I've posted another brief update with a new art preview here. Cheers Rich

Hi, Just posted an update on the blog ;) Cheers Rich

I've also used the Old Fishery - it's a cool setting for an encounter, although like you I used brand new monsters/NPCs. I've also used the Hambly Farm (?) and its ghoul scarecrows from Rise of the Runelords. Cheers Rich

Thanks for all the suggestions - much appreciated!

I think you're right about high level 3.x but 4e slower at lower levels.