[Dreaming Merchant] Tombs! on sale now

[Grinning Loony]

I spoke to Dreaming Merchant and it looks like the following material is (most likely) going to be OGC:

The monsters.
The sentient traps.
Example mechanical and magical traps.
The new magic items (spell stones and foci).
Appendices A (feats and spells), C (undead customization rules) and D (golem customization rules).
Probably the NPC stats in Appendix F.

Yay!

-Luke

 

[Grinning Loony]

Hey fellas! The OGC statement for Tombs! now reads as follows:

"Tombs! is published under the terms of the Open Gaming License and the d20 System Trademark License. All rules-related material is designated as Open Game Content. This includes game rules, statistics and mechanics. The names and descriptive text of all monsters and traps listed in chapter 3, all text regarding spell stones and foci in chapter 4, all of Appendix A, Appendix C, and Appendix D are also designated as Open Game Content."

So you can use cool things like spell stones and customized undead in any products you write! Yay!

-Luke

P.S. Thanks for your help, Jason and Ian!

 

[Frilf]

No problem, Luke. Sounds like the OGC statement is well underway now

Ian

 

[CCamfield]

Luke, I've discovered that the XP cost and CR modifier are missing for adding Spikes to golems on page D-4.

 

[Grinning Loony]

That was purposeful, actually. Adding spikes doesn't affect the XP or CR. Not many people grapple golems, but it makes the golem look cooler.

Thanks for pointing it out, though!

-Luke

 

[CCamfield]

Ah, ok! I guess the extra gp cost covers it. I thought it might be missing numbers because the entries didn't say "none".

 

[Grinning Loony]

The same thought occured to me in the shower the other day.

In other news, Tombs! is number 6 on the hot sellers list on RPGnow! Hopefully there will be a review sometime soon, so keep your eyes peeled.

-Luke

 

[CCamfield]

Luke, if you hadn't noticed, someone reviewed Tombs here on ENWorld recently.

Chris

 

[Grinning Loony]

Hey, I didn't notice - thanks for pointing it out! If the rest of you are interested, it can be found here:

http://www.enworld.org/reviews/index.php?sub=yes&where=active&reviewer=johnsemlak&product=Tomb

The reviewer gave it a 4 - not too shabby!

-Luke