Okay:
1. what books in the freeport series are 'systemless'?
2. what books would you recommend, regardless of what system I used?
3. what books would you recommend if I was going to run a 4E game?
4. what books would you recommend if I was going to run a 3.x game?
1. what books in the freeport series are 'systemless'?
2. what books would you recommend, regardless of what system I used?
3. what books would you recommend if I was going to run a 4E game?
4. what books would you recommend if I was going to run a 3.x game?
Thank you very much for the link. I didn't even know this was in the works. This seems like a win/win for me; 4E rules, 3.x campaign setting. This makes me happy!
This is acceptable, but it sure would be nice if I could get it through amazon.relevant info from link said:The 4e Freeport Companion will hit shelves in November 2009 with an estimated page count of 160 pages, retailing for $30.00 USD.
I thank you for your efforts in advance!It is being worked XRP even raided my gaming library to help aid them.![]()
He makes nice maps, that's for sure.Andy Law for the win.
This looks interesting. Do you have more information on it? Also, is this in print? I'm not a real big fan of pdf's.If you wanted to start out running 4e Freeport, but needed some extra pirate-y goodness, I think Scarrport is a pretty good product to pick up. I plan on getting the companion too, but Scarrport is out now. RPGNow Link