D&D General Andrew Kolb's Wonderland

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

This sounds amazing. Great interview about the thinking behind both Kolb's three books to date (Neverland, Oz and now Wonderland) and also some Pirate Borg insights.

Anyone got this yet?

 

[J.Quondam]

I think hardcopy released just yesterday? Mine should arrive Monday-ish.
Definitely looking forward to it; I really enjoyed his other books, Neverland and Oz.

 

[tsadkiel]

I've got it - I've been running an OZ/Neverland game for my nephews for a few years, now, and this will be a great addition.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I've got it - I've been running an OZ/Neverland game for my nephews for a few years, now, and this will be a great addition.

I don't have the connection to Neverland that I do the other two settings, but this interview definitely makes me want to pick it up.

 

[tsadkiel]

I don't have the connection to Neverland that I do the other two settings, but this interview definitely makes me want to pick it up.

Neverland is really nifty - an island based hex crawl steeped in Celtic fairy lore and a dash of lost world wildlife. (No dinosaurs, but trilobites are reasonably common.) Plus details on the fairy realm of Queen Mab, along with a dungeon crawl through the mind of a dead god that comes with its own Mad-Libs bestiary.

 

[tsadkiel]

Neverland is really nifty - an island based hex crawl steeped in Celtic fairy lore and a dash of lost world wildlife. (No dinosaurs, but trilobites are reasonably common.) Plus details on the fairy realm of Queen Mab, along with a dungeon crawl through the mind of a dead god that comes with its own Mad-Libs bestiary.

Also the hardcover is less than sixteen bucks on Amazon.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Also the hardcover is less than sixteen bucks on Amazon.

Yeah, these books are insane values for the price.