For those who like city books

[Katerek]

"Bluffside, the city book by which others are measured. " .

As long as the folks at bluff side don't get accounting advice from E&Y, right die kluge?

 

[Forrester]

Are you thinking of Windhaven? http://www.affinitygames.com/windhaven.php
Things are kind of quiet on the site, but they did post over here a few weeks ago that they are still alive and kicking, and the book should be out soon.

Yes, Windhaven . . . that's it!

Can't wait for the reviews on that one. I've been looking for a good City book. I've got Freeport, and it ain't bad, but I dunno, I was looking for something different.

 

[WayneLigon]

Buy Streets of Silver, it is a really good book on a good city that is detailed enough with enough tidbits to keep a campaign going for a long time.

I'll have to take a look at it; the detailing of the shops listed in the PDF looks very nice. Do they have lists in the book, like '10 Cheapest Places To Buy a Sword' or '5 Most Expensive Places to Eat'? I want to see the map, though. It's payday and I'll probably *gasp* buy an RPG book today. Either something like this, if I see it, or one of the 'Path of...' books.

 

[Sagan Darkside]

Preordered and impatiently waiting for it.

I recently got Bluffside- and while I will use both cities, I am trying to find a city to be the center of my campeign.

*twiddles his thumbs while watching mailbox*

SD

 

[Buttercup]

I just ordered it too. My players are going to be falling (literally) into a completely new situation soon, possibly this Sunday if they take the bait I'll be dangling in front of them, IYKWIM,AITYD. In this new situation, I'll have the opportunity to include a few mysterious, legendary, far off cities. Bluffside will be one, but I'm still looking for the second one.

And besides, I love city books almost as much as monster books!