Ghostwalk: Are you going to buy it?

[Eternalknight]

Probably not, mainly because new campaign settings don't interest me.

 

[Viking Bastard]

All right just for you you rotten Viking Bastard.

http://www.seankreynolds.com/rpgfiles/ghostwalk/index.html

Thank ye very much.

I kinda like it. Sounds neat. I doubt I'll buy it though, because I
do not have much in the way of money and there's a lot of other
stuff that's higher up on the to-buy-list (and they got there first).

 

[Nightfall]

Obviously I'll get it for the Orcus factor.

 

[Dr. Strangemonkey]

I'm very much in love with the idea of heroic ancestor ghosts from Rokugan and Exalted. Will be very happy to see a complete system for playing them introduced into D&D.

The idea of insertable campaign bits appeals to me as well. I like the idea of DM's being given a nice set of tools and set pieces.

 

[Paladin]

I will definitely be buying it. I was a playtester and there's a lot more to Ghostwalk than playing a "dead" PC. You can drop the city of Manifest into any existing campaign world, you don't have to use it as your primary setting.

 

[FungiMuncher]

The concept sounds cool, I'll likely use some of it in my campaign, and the authors have good track records, so I'll be picking it up as soon as I can.

FM

 

[Buttercup]

I have no real interest in the concept, and given that my d20 bookshelf is full, and I have more d20 books stacked on the floor, and there are other releases coming that I think I would actually use, no.

 

[Psiblade]

I am also not really interested in the concept but I will take a look at the book. I will reserve formal judgement until I have read some of the book.



-Psiblade

 

[VorpalBunny]

I'm in the same boat as Buttercup: the material really doesn't strike me as a "must have" - not to mention my gaming shelves are spilling over onto the floor. There's other stuff coming out that wins in the battle for space on my shelf/floor.

 

[Ampolitor]

ahhhh NO

Some things are just a waste of publishing money.