Holy Crap Game Books (re: the Ptolus book)

[NineLizards]

I liked Ptolus too. Is it for Pathfinder though? I thought it was 3e?

3e

 

[Mercurius]

I liked Ptolus too. Is it for Pathfinder though? I thought it was 3e?

My point is, why is it in this forum as it's not Pathfinder or Starfinder, as far as I know?

Well, notice the date of the post of mine you replied to: late 2014. My guess is that whatever forum this thread originated from (presumably a now defunct 3.x forum) was merged into Pathfinder/Starfinder.

It certainly is odd to find a post I made five years ago replied to!

 

[CapnZapp]

If you look at older posts in this forum you'll see this was once the general forum. It dates back to 2002 when neither Pathfinder nor Starfinder existed.

 

[TarionzCousin]

City of Brass

Which one? Frog God? Necromancer? Hackmaster?

See here: city of brass rpg book - Google Search

 

[darjr]

Which one? Frog God? Necromancer? Hackmaster?

See here: city of brass rpg book - Google Search

I meant the necromancer one....

but now I gotta have all three.

 

[NineLizards]

Well, notice the date of the post of mine you replied to: late 2014. My guess is that whatever forum this thread originated from (presumably a now defunct 3.x forum) was merged into Pathfinder/Starfinder.

It certainly is odd to find a post I made five years ago replied to!

Well, it was me who dug up that old post if only to show of my Ptolus hardcovers

 

[CapnZapp]

Never apologize for your Necromancy skills!

 

[Imaculata]

I welcome the necromancy as well.

I recently bought the Conan 2nd edition book, and it is an amazingly comprehensive volume. I am very eager to run a campaign in this universe some time.

 

[Fanaelialae]

The Stars Without Number Universal Omnibus. It contains everything published for SWN 1e, at over 1,000 pages. It's filled with all sorts of great inspiration for running sci-fi games, particularly sandboxes.