Cthulhu's Librarian
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Buttercup said:
It's supposed to be there. It's one of my "Must Buys".
Goodman Games joins the high-priced market...
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It's supposed to be there. It's one of my "Must Buys".
Cthulhu's Librarian
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francisca said:
The maps won't be nearly as nice in PDF. That alone is reason to buy the set. BUt, to each his own. I'll let you look at my copy, then you can go drop the $.
DragonLancer
Hero
This looks exactly like the sort of CS I want, and since I'm a fan of the DCC's it will be mine (even though I detest box sets!).
francisca
I got dice older than you.
Cthulhu's Librarian said:The maps won't be nearly as nice in PDF. That alone is reason to buy the set. BUt, to each his own. I'll let you look at my copy, then you can go drop the $.
I've lucky so far. I have access to a duplexing B/W laser printer, a color laser printer, and 42" and 60" plotters here at work (read: someone else pays for the toner/paper), and I've been able to get good looking maps via that route. The Wilderlands maps look great, as does Bard's Gate.
ShadowDenizen
Explorer
I'll start by saying that I love the DCC series.
I'm not quite sold on this particular product, though.
Pricey? Yes. (though given the contents listed, it seems like a fair price.)
The problem?
Do I need another campaign setting? I can barely keep up with Eberron and Midnight, and I'm still scroungng for the few 2E Ravenloft, Planescape, and Dark-Sun books I'm missing.
I'm not quite sold on this particular product, though.
Pricey? Yes. (though given the contents listed, it seems like a fair price.)
The problem?
Do I need another campaign setting? I can barely keep up with Eberron and Midnight, and I'm still scroungng for the few 2E Ravenloft, Planescape, and Dark-Sun books I'm missing.
The Cardinal
First Post
this looks like a must-have - and it will probably force me to buy several pounds of DCCs at this year's Spiel 06 in October...
HandofMystra
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NPCs were there to be killed in the whole world
The DCC CS looks good and I am in the market for a campaign setting. I just wonder how one can make an entire CS with only "NPCs were there to be killed"? I have only played two DCCs are there outdoor adventures or are they all underground?
The DCC CS looks good and I am in the market for a campaign setting. I just wonder how one can make an entire CS with only "NPCs were there to be killed"? I have only played two DCCs are there outdoor adventures or are they all underground?
Whizbang Dustyboots
Gnometown Hero
Hopefully they relax that guideline some.HandofMystra said:
(Seriously, though, the tag line is just that -- there are NPCs in the later modules that player characters will want to talk to at least a bit before commencing with the stabbity-stabbity.)
trancejeremy
Adventurer
Yeah, it's just a cute marketing line, it's not literally true (besides sometimes having NPCs to rescue, some have some brief info on a town or setting). Just like the name of the line itself - a lot of them aren't in dungeons. They pretty much all are site based adventures, so "crawls" is true.
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