Ghostwalk: Are you going to buy it?

[Morpheus]

I'm going to just wait and see...

 

[Sir Osis of Liver]

I'll buy just about anything, plus i'm a sucker for new settings. I may not rush out to the store on this one, but i will pick it up.


Too bad it's not a boxed set.

 

[Arnwyn]

I think not

Nope. Don't like SKR, and the concept looks to be useless for my game.

 

[RodneyThompson]

It's on my "GenCon Buy List." That means I've set the money aside for it, and come GenCon I'll flip through it and see if it's worth it. Otherwise, I'll take that money and put it towards something random from another publisher I've probably never heard of. That's how I got Book of the Righteous last year!

 

[PJ Mason]

Like others, i think the concept is cool enough, but i'm just not that interested and there is a list of books that rate higher on my draft board.

 

[Morrow]

Absolutely. Not only does it look like a killer supplement in its own right, it should provide an excellent way to tie together material borrowed from a number of sources. For example, Manifest's whole "doorway to the underworld" angle will fits snuggly into the cosmology from Green Ronin's Book of the Righteous. Moreover, the Orcus angle should provide an easy way to tie material lifted from Return to the Tomb of Horrors, Dead Gods, and Requiem for a God into a larger campaign framework.

Morrow

 

[Pants]

Nope. Doesn't interest me.

 

[Siridar]

I don't have much use for it at the moment. Too many other books I'd rather pick up first.

 

[The_Gneech]

It's written by some guy named Rien•Hagen and machines are evil, right?

-The Gneech

 

[neg]

Got to say, after I saw the table of contents that Morrus listed on the homepage, I am more excited about seeing this book.

Drop in city, campaign setting, adventure modules from beginning to mid levels, more monsters and monster templates, more prestige classes? Monte Cook writing it is just the cherry on top as far as I am concerned.

With all of this goodness on the inside of Ghostwalk, I am surprised that WoTC has not pushed this book as strongly as others. I figured people would be talking about this book much more than they have so far.

Count me in, I will get one.

-neg