Companies Fans would like to see Interlock
- Thread starter JoeGKushner
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But when I get the innie, I'll let you know. Having been mentioned twice in the same thread, I thought I would stick my head in and offer a quick word.
First of all, at DPG, we are grateful for the cooperation that we've had behind the scenes from THG, Green Ronin, and Bastion Press. We are using both Freeport and Bluffside in our campaign setting, with the blessings of each of these publishers. I also have to say that Hal, Jim and Chris have helped point us in the right direction to getting our products to the market. Thanks guys! Also, Clark Peterson of Necromancer games has been extremely helpful on more than one occasion, and we will be doing some interlocking with some monsters from SSS and Green Ronin on a future product (also with permission). By the way, I am going to say that you can look for our first printed product in stores this fall, with many more closely on the heels of that one.
As for what we may see in the future, I wouldn't mind doing something with some OGC from a Bastion Press product or two, and I would actually love to do something more involved with SSS. What that may be, and if they would be interested doing an interlock project with us are questions that are completely unanswered (unproposed really) at this time.
As for something I would love to see - a multi part adventure produced by Necromancer games, Fiery Dragon, Green Ronin, THG, and MEG that may use Freeport and Bluffside as imporant adventure locations and monsters from Legions of Hell, Armies of the Abyss, and Nightmares and Dreams I & II. It would have to end up being a big ocean spanning Cthulhuesque sort of story that may reach high levels. Just a thought...
First of all, at DPG, we are grateful for the cooperation that we've had behind the scenes from THG, Green Ronin, and Bastion Press. We are using both Freeport and Bluffside in our campaign setting, with the blessings of each of these publishers. I also have to say that Hal, Jim and Chris have helped point us in the right direction to getting our products to the market. Thanks guys! Also, Clark Peterson of Necromancer games has been extremely helpful on more than one occasion, and we will be doing some interlocking with some monsters from SSS and Green Ronin on a future product (also with permission). By the way, I am going to say that you can look for our first printed product in stores this fall, with many more closely on the heels of that one.
As for what we may see in the future, I wouldn't mind doing something with some OGC from a Bastion Press product or two, and I would actually love to do something more involved with SSS. What that may be, and if they would be interested doing an interlock project with us are questions that are completely unanswered (unproposed really) at this time.
As for something I would love to see - a multi part adventure produced by Necromancer games, Fiery Dragon, Green Ronin, THG, and MEG that may use Freeport and Bluffside as imporant adventure locations and monsters from Legions of Hell, Armies of the Abyss, and Nightmares and Dreams I & II. It would have to end up being a big ocean spanning Cthulhuesque sort of story that may reach high levels. Just a thought...
Paradigm
First Post
As to OGC just sitting out there:
In our first run of Spell Decks, we are going to have Spells from:
Ambient
Green Ronin
Living Imagination
Thunderhead
Ware not shy about using other folks OGC, because much of it really good stuff!
Look for more OGC to make its way into both our published releases and our Living Arcanis Campaign.
In our first run of Spell Decks, we are going to have Spells from:
Ambient
Green Ronin
Living Imagination
Thunderhead
Ware not shy about using other folks OGC, because much of it really good stuff!
Look for more OGC to make its way into both our published releases and our Living Arcanis Campaign.
Selganor
Adventurer
Don't do this to meFiery James said:
I can hardly keep up with Fiery Dragon's products (the encyclopaedia is still WAY behind, but I'll probably finish the OGC of the Toolkit this weekend)...If I have to add Bluffside, too I can count my free hours on one hand... Oh wait... it already IS that low...
But as of what I've seen of Bluffside it looks GREAT... I guess I'll have to order it anyway...
Aeolius
Adventurer
Re: Companies using OGL Stuff
One more, please While the inclusion of underwater rules in several of the aquatic d20 supplements has been quite welcome, I'm still waiting for a book dedicated to undersea adventures.
Perhaps we could see a "Seafarer's Handbook" / "Seas of Blood" / "Broadsides!" / "Skull & Bones" / (etc, etc etc) Interlock.
Katerek said:
One more, please
While the inclusion of underwater rules in several of the aquatic d20 supplements has been quite welcome, I'm still waiting for a book dedicated to undersea adventures. Perhaps we could see a "Seafarer's Handbook" / "Seas of Blood" / "Broadsides!" / "Skull & Bones" / (etc, etc etc) Interlock.
MEG Hal
First Post
Re: Re: Companies using OGL Stuff
We are in the process of adding that in our schedule for 2003, we hinted to that and even gave a cool new underwater race in Bluffside!
Aeolius said:
One more, please
We are in the process of adding that in our schedule for 2003, we hinted to that and even gave a cool new underwater race in Bluffside!
JoeGKushner
Adventurer
Re: Re: Companies using OGL Stuff
Well in some ways, you arleady can. The PrCs from Seas of Blood and Broadsides didn't really overlap and the locations from Seafarer's Handbook can be used in either other book. Now Skull & Bones I hope has some real meat for Freeport but will probably stick to it's roots in historical authenticity.
Aeolius said:
One more, please
Perhaps we could see a "Seafarer's Handbook" / "Seas of Blood" / "Broadsides!" / "Skull & Bones" / (etc, etc etc) Interlock.
Well in some ways, you arleady can. The PrCs from Seas of Blood and Broadsides didn't really overlap and the locations from Seafarer's Handbook can be used in either other book. Now Skull & Bones I hope has some real meat for Freeport but will probably stick to it's roots in historical authenticity.
