Mercurius
Legend
Nice find.
I can't help but think that the Dungeon Master in that last picture is doing a shrug.
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I can't help but think that the Dungeon Master in that last picture is doing a shrug.
¯\(ツ)/¯
Lanefan
Victoria Rules
I'm very curious about that Islandia campaign for a few reasons: if as the name implies it's set on a bunch of islands that would make it in part a marine-based campaign (yay!), and the lower-power focus intrigues me.
Anyone know if any of this ever saw print in other forms i.e. did the authors ever rework this into something else and release it?
As for UA II, after how underwhelmed we were with the first UA I can't say we'd have been lining up at the store for one.
Anyone know if any of this ever saw print in other forms i.e. did the authors ever rework this into something else and release it?
As for UA II, after how underwhelmed we were with the first UA I can't say we'd have been lining up at the store for one.
humble minion
Legend
Oh, how could I forget that one! It was a pretty gonzo read. TSR eventually released it as a plain-text free download i think.
Helldritch
Hero
Strange how UA was both love or reviled. It is a book that never did unanimity. There was good stuff in it but also horrible things. Especially the alternate method of rolling characters....
Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
WotC, technically, but yes.
Misread that as Accidental Odventures. Teach me not to read with my glasses on….
Nikosandros
Golden Procrastinator
For 4e, two other books that were announced and cancelled were Class Compendium: Heroes of Sword and Spell and Hero Builder's Handbook. Most (or all) of the Class Compendium was later released as separate free PDF downloads.
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