Yes, although I don't know if they've published a world map of Aerth since the 3E DCC days. And I'm not sure if the Gazetteer of the Known Realms shows later popular mini-settings like the Shudder Mountains (fantasy Appalachia) at all.
Ish. They’ve said that boxed set no longer really applies and while they use elements of it they left it super vague. Shudder Mountains isn’t on it because it’s a purely DCC setting itself for example and they said they have no plans for a Punjar book as, as Harley put it, it’s just Lankhmar with the numbers filed off so you can use Lankhmar or buy the old pdf. The Known Realms is not very DCC-like.
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I bought the music of the spheres is chaos, but I haven't bought the core rules because MAN, does that Erol Otus cover (for the core rules reprint) look amazing, or what??Thought it would be a good idea to put this here. Cannot wait for this to finally launch.
Adventures On The Purple Planet...and Beyond!
From Goodman Games - Adventures On The Purple Planet...and Beyond!
Yeah, that one is really cool looking. Otus is one of my all-time favorite weird fantasy artists.
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Agree- that would be my other choice. It’s gorgeous. I also love the Jeff Easley cover.Yeah, that one is really cool looking. Otus is one of my all-time favorite weird fantasy artists.
My favorite DCC cover is still the Sanjulian pterodactyl wizard cover.
Reprint Registry: DCC RPG Core Rulebook|Goodman Games
Yeah. There are so many little quality of life things you get with OSR books. Printed endpapers. Ribbon bookmarks. Useable layout and design. B&W art so books are more affordable. Compatibility with many/most other OSR games and if not really easy conversion. On and on.
You'd think the company with the money would think of those things...
