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Thanks! Appendix 3 uses the layout of my RPG: Fantastic Heroes & Witchery, reason for which the font is smaller (i.e., 7.5-pts). So if you don't like it, better you don't buy FH&W. (It had to be small font because even like that it's already 430 pages long... and with less illustrations.)

Only problem is that working alone (although the text was written by RPGPundit on this one) takes a lot of time (months) to get something released. Next project are an adventure scenario for Dark Albion (this one should be released soon), and then the Blasphemous Bestiary, a monster manual for...

I would like to announce the release of the following campaign setting: Dark Albion: The Rose War is a 275 pages long, OSR RPG campaign setting, set in a fantasy medieval England during the War of the Roses (15th century). Think England + sorcery + demons and fairies + some fantasy twists to...

Here are a few snapshots of the book:

Well, both remain very different. For example: In Games of Throne (I have seen some of the TV show, but not read the books) magic and supernatural creatures are relatively rare, while they are more widespread in Dark Albion. Then, north of Westeros there is a great ice wall, with countless...

I would like to announce the release of the following OSR campaign setting: RPGPundit wrote the text, while I did the layout, maps, and publishing. Some photos of the book's interior can be seen here The book is currently available as a hardback on Lulu The book is also on Cratespace as a...

Sales update: I just wanted to point out that the softcover POD book is no more available on Lulu (Lulu now sells only the hardcover). You can now get a softcover version on Amazon: Fantastic Heroes & Witchery - Softcover. Amazon has its own POD service (i.e. Createspace). I got a copy: I...

Hi! A fully bookmarked version of the Fantastic Heroes & Witchery PDF (with a table of contents, a general index, and a spell index for a total of 1500+ hyperlinks for swift and easy navigation) is now for sale on RPGnow at 7.50 $. You can get it here: FH&W PDF on RPGnow.com

I went to that website. However, it seems there is little activity. The main problem is that one judge's address to send a book, is still missing. All of this keeps me wondering... before spending 250 $.

Hi, I went to the ENnies website, and submitted an online form, as I want to participate in the next ENnies. HOWEVER: I noticed that the website has not been updated since the end of 2013 (i.e. 4 or 5 months ago); and that the address of the sixth judge should have been given 5 or 6 months...

At last it is completed and available: Fantastic Heroes & Witchery Version 2! I hope you will enjoy it! You can download it it for free here: Heroes-&-Witchery website You can buy it on LULU.com here: FH&W on Lulu.com This was mostly about cleaning the text (fixing errors and editing all...

Temporary withdrawal of the POD (i.e. print on demand) books on Lulu. I originally did two proof-readings of the text, and then again more corrections of typos and errors. Unfortunately, still more of them are continuously reported to me by some of you who did buy the book. I am really ashamed...

Right now, it is V.1.2 on lulu. Unfortunately, some typos are still appearing from time to time. After having proofread the book by myself twice, I seem unable to find new typos and errors. One eventually becomes blind to his own text. Some readers keep sending me reports of typos when they find...

FH&W update I just uploaded version 1.2 after having fixed a few errors and a couple of typos. I also toned down the Agent of Chaos/Law class, and the Psionic Blast ability, as was requested in another thread (i.e. on RPG.net). And I removed a line about winged folks' flying maneuverability...

Multi-Classes in Fantastic Heroes & Witchery I always thought that multi-classed characters (as in 1e/2e) were somewhat broken. Compare for example an 8th level fighter, or a 8th level wizard to a multi-class fighter/wizard. Well, for almost the same number of XP the character will be but one...

Hohum... may I then suggest Fantastic Heroes & Witchery. The PDF is for free!

Hey, I didn't know that someone had started a thread about Fantastic Heroes & Witchery. :eek: I wanted to first put the website online before making any announcement here. The website is not complete, but the download section is in place! (click below) In any case, thanks for all your kind...

+1 When 3e came, these were my preferred rules (over the predecessors): the multiclassing, and the customization with feats. You could really have a character evolve as you wished, not being restricted by predetermined abilities once and for all.

Mmmmh... That sounds like a good suggestion.

Well, it appears I did not ask my question very well. I am asking about the visual style players prefer when it comes to add sci-fi in a D&D game. Aspects of the technology, not what it does. As such, in the David Lynch movie, there is a lot of things that have a visual style similar to that of...