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Are you talking Arcane Armada? How would one develop a Spelljammer-like game fully divorced from D&D? Spelljammer as a setting and basic rules are strictly D&D, hence why I had to publish Arcane Armada as a DM's Guild product. It seems too intrinsically tied to D&D, if not specifically 5e. I'm...

No, I'm almost certain I don't plan to continue development for D&D 5e+ as a 3PP. So I don't see myself purchasing any 5e books past or future. The only current D&D books I purchased was the 3 book set for the update to Spelljammer, and only because I developed and published Arcane Armada, a...

Well, I'm biased of course being the developer/IP owner of the Kaidan setting of Japanese Horror, which notably is for PF1, not D&D per se, but The Curse of the Golden Spear trilogy of modules (5th, 6th and 7th level), and perhaps the first module: The Gift is a grand start, though playing...

While the bulk of the Jade Regent Adventure Path for Pathfinder involves long, overland travel, starting from the "West" going up and over the north pole arctic of Golarion, then down, eventually ending up in the Dragon Empires and Minkai in the final adventures. Most people, including me, were...

Well, not yet, but in the earliest stages of doing so. I am in the process of re-developing my Kaidan setting of Japanese Horror for OSE (Old School Essentials). I am about to contract a designer/collaborator with extensive experience working with OSE. Aside from adventure material which will...

Actually the only Bronze Age-ish setting I'm interested is in something like Dal Riata - the Irish kingdom that crosses the sea, in pre-Roman Britain, and the realities of late pre-Christian centuries like 5th century BC. Though I may never get time to develop that.

Well I am the creator, so claiming they are most fantastical or interesting (which I think they are) is heavy bias. Rite Publishing The Kaidan setting of Japanese Horror (PFRPG) 2010 - 2017 Gamer Printshop Peregrine Binary Star System, which is included content for Arcane Armada Spelljammer...

Well I've already posted this in New Releases, but from September of last year until May of this year and published last week, I've created Arcane Armada: a collection of 13 custom Spelljammer ships, full deck plans, 2 new species, 10 new nebula monsters, and a binary Wildspace star system. It's...

Well Arcane Armada just got it's first 5 star rating and review, a short one, but has some nice things to say about it. I've been hoping for a review on it soon, and it's a good one! Read it here...

As a creator known to be a reputable artist and author, of course I'll never use AI in the generation for anything. So these new rules will have no impact on me. Not that I never purchase other people's products, as I rarely do, and usually it's for some rules content I'm interested in art...

Arcane Armada is now re-released, now available as a Premium, full color Hardcover book for $20.50 with PDF, or PDF only for $9.99, plus 1.6 GB of map support: 300 ppi printable PDFs, 300 ppi sliced to letter size PDF, 100 ppi VTT ready JPGs, and 70 ppi Roll20 ready JPGs. Ship tokens coming...

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How many people are lucky enough to find 'someone else who does'. While I developed the Kaidan setting of Japanese Horror (PFRPG) as an imprint under Rite Publishing, and had writers, game designers and editors from Rite working on it, Kaidan was mostly designed by me. Of any subseqent settings...

I'll be making more in the near future. I'll be getting back to work on my Starfinder mini setting guides. I have one book that describes the region of space, history, and a collection of colonies among alien worlds. Then one star system at a time, full stat block, world maps of occupied or...

I got some - though technically I'd call them near future sci-fi and post-apoc rather than purely modern, of course they aren't FREE...

I remember both, and don't believe Birthright had mass combat rules - I have a fondness for Birthright concepts myself.

Considering I'm a small 3PP for Starfinder, I only use my 'other' setting, and have never used, nor would use the Pact Worlds - this is not a criticism for the Pact Worlds, rather setting design has always been a major driver of the games I run, so I never use the default setting. I didn't use...

It depends on the kind of game you're running. I've run games where the PCs are commandos doing special missions behind enemy lines, but then the entire game is very focused on the war. Even then, my players don't want to participate in mass combat activities - that's wargaming and not...