Dungeon Crawl Classics What is cool to you from a player perspective?

[Voadam]

I'm sorry, WHAT?!?!

Broncosaurus Rex

Note the B, and the X of the title and then their cover guy.

Also has the Dinosaurs That Never Were monster manual of 50 not real dinosaurs and the Complete Guide to T-Rex and Complete Guide to Velociraptor.

The Setting is a bit like Deadlands with a form of a fantasy West where a romanticized Confederacy lives again, but in space and on Dinosaur planet frontier with some of the dinos as intelligent or psionic.

 

[Voadam]

Based on your description of the quest-giver, it appears to be Hole in the Sky.

The description matches up and that giant looks like the interior picture we saw of the giant, but I remember the physical cover being sort of beige and yellow colors and a different picture. Perhaps an alt cover?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The description matches up and that giant looks like the interior picture we saw of the giant, but I remember the physical cover being sort of beige and yellow colors and a different picture. Perhaps an alt cover?

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Goodman loves alternate covers, so that seems likely.

 

[Parmandur]

Broncosaurus Rex

Note the B, and the X of the title and then their cover guy.

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Also has the Dinosaurs That Never Were monster manual of 50 not real dinosaurs and the Complete Guide to T-Rex and Complete Guide to Velociraptor.

The Setting is a bit like Deadlands with a form of a fantasy West where a romanticized Confederacy lives again, but in space and on Dinosaur planet frontier with some of the dinos as intelligent or psionic.

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Mayne there were signs, in retrospect.

 

[Voadam]

Broncosaurus Rex, Deadlands, Firefly, romanticizing a fantasy Confederacy was a late 90s/early 2000s thing, unfortunately.

You can even see aspects of it in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time with the Seanchean.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Broncosaurus Rex, Deadlands, Firefly, romanticizing a fantasy Confederacy was a late 90s/early 2000s thing, unfortunately.

You can even see aspects of it in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time with the Seanchean.

Even as late as 2017, there was the Confederate series that the GoT showrunners proposed as their follow-up.

 

[payn]

Even as late as 2017, there was the Confederate series that the GoT showrunners proposed as their follow-up.

That idea was scrapped (for the best). Though, it wasn't a confederacy is awesome idea, it was going to be the opposite.