Death Dealer Adventure?

[Qualidar]

Heh. Now THAT sounds like a design challenge.

//H

A challenge with girth.

 

[Daern]

I just bought the hardcopy, looks really cool. I've only read through the first defense of the keep sequence and it made me excited to run it. My concern is the darkness of the print. You might want to lighten it in further print runs...

Also, I don't seem to be able to find the PDF on RPGNOW. No Deathdealer anywhere. I'd really like to download that pdf...

 

[Garthanos]

I'd really like to download that pdf...

me too... the book just arrived and yes a bit dark in the reading arena.

 

[Daern]

Has anyone been able to use their PDF coupon yet?

 

[Harley Stroh]

Well that's no good. I've pinged Joseph about the pdf.

//H

 

[Holy Bovine]

Heh. Now THAT sounds like a design challenge.

//H

If you do it I'll buy the first 10 copies.

 

[goodmangames]

Hi everyone,

The PDF should be live on RPGNow later this week. I will post here when it is so.

 

[Garthanos]

Hi everyone,

The PDF should be live on RPGNow later this week. I will post here when it is so.

That's fine making sure the shaped psuedo glass is in reach or on my face actually is on my list in general for reading and gaming a like.

 

[goodmangames]

Hi everyone,

The PDF is now live:

The Adventures of Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer: Shadows of Mirahan - Goodman Games | EN World PDF Store

Hope that helps!

 

[Daern]

I got it! Thank you very much, having the PDF is a great help for this module, especially the low ink (white background) version which is much easier on the eyes. Although the book has great production values it is very dark.
Its a very evocative adventure, definitely of the type that relies more on mood and momentum than player agency. Very different from the DCCs, but I'd like to see more in this vein.

I particularly like the critical hit tables, which will certainly see use at my table.
I am also trying to figure out how to work the first "Siege At Cascada" scene into my War of the Burning Sky campaign, perhaps in #4.

Of course, I would fiddle with the monsters and some of the plot stuff (either streamlining it even more, or spreading it out) but overall a neat book and something really different for 4e!