Dogfights/Pulp Adventures

[King of Old School]

Nothing really useful to add, just wanted to thank DanMcS for posting all of that great content!

KoOS

 

[jonrog1]

*ahem* At the risk of sounding like I am blowing my own horn...

the Hell on Earth dogfighting rules are open content from Blood and Guts. Glad you like them Ledded
Chuck

Is hell on earth worth picking up? Seeing as I already have all of the Blood & ... series.

 

[Vigilance]

I would pick it up for a WWII game. It does use some of BNG's feats and the dogfighting rules, but it has a lot of period equipment and vehicles, as well as a different take on some the classes (Commando, Pilot) which you may like.

It also has some Nazi Occult angles to it which would be ideal for an Indiana Jones game.

A good book in my opinion.

Chuck

 

[ledded]

*ahem* At the risk of sounding like I am blowing my own horn...

the Hell on Earth dogfighting rules are open content from Blood and Guts. Glad you like them Ledded

(Note: I was flattered my open content was used- just wanted to point out whose rules those originally are.)

Chuck

Well heck, Chuck, I had no idea. I will now give proper credit when I talk about 'em. We did like them for a good fast-n-fun dogfight or two. Or at least, our P-51 Mustang flying PC liked them until he got shot down

Despite several problems I've discussed in another thread here, I would pick up Hell on Earth. Using V for Victory, Hell on Earth, and information gleaned from various boards (plus Blood and Vigilance for Superhero stuff) we did a very fun WWII one-off campaign that I'm writing a SH for (see sig).

 

[Vigilance]

Don't feel bad

I was flattered they were used and he gave me all the credit he had to (way in the back in the copyright notice, section 15 of the OGL lol).

And I got a free copy of the book, which was a pretty *good* book, which was bonus

Chuck