Is there a list of new 1E compatable material for 2006?

[tx7321]

And this is Lulu's inside peek of the Monsters of Myth book (the first few monsters): http://www.lulu.com/browse/preview.php?fCID=582860

So, why doesn't GG make these available on POD like other publishers? I don't think it costs them anything; or are they going after collectors (thus limiting their runs on purpose)?

 

[eyebeams]

I've been swamped with other work, but I should be getting back to my 1E compatible line in a few months.

 

[Nikosandros]

The OSRIC Companion (shameless plug ) is currently in the works. It's a monster manual for the OSRIC system brought to you by Papers and Paychecks and a bunch of others over at the Knights and Knaves boards. Work is coming along fairly nicely. I hope to get back to doing some more inking for some of the art next week.

Isn't that Monsters of Myth?

 

[Nikosandros]

Also, who are the publishers (I know, ER, PPP, GG, OSRIC, anyone else)?

Dragonsfoot publishes a lot of stuff for AD&D. The quality is very high and the price is extremely competitive... everything is free!

 

[tx7321]

Niko, I've downloaded most of DFs modules long ago. And they are excellent quality (infact better then most for profit ventures, they have a good team there). To my knowledge they don't offer their free-pdfs on Lulu either. I read there once, they would need to track down all the contributors of each module to get permission to do this kind of thing. Too bad, as alot of people would love thier modules in hard copy.

Niko: "Isn't that Monsters of Myth?" The OSRIC-C is supposed to include everything left out of the original OSRIC that occured in the 3 core 1E books (so the monster manual monsters, the tables, etc.) and won't be done for a long while as I understand it (and will be free).

 

[PapersAndPaychecks]

*nods*

Monsters of Myth isn't the OSRIC Monster Manual. It doesn't have orcs and goblins and horses... it's a compendium of new creatures which have never appeared in a 1e hardback.

The OSRIC Companion will include the creatures with which you're already familiar, listed in OSRIC format. As such, when released it will be free in .pdf form and sold at non-profit prices in print (likely under $8 for the soft cover). It's likely to resemble the OSRIC Core Rules in format but include more art.

 

[JRRNeiklot]

*coughthreeofthemaremine*cough.

Three of the Mare Mine? Sounds like a cool adventure.

 

[thedungeondelver]

Cool. What level range are they? My PCs are still pretty low level (like Pod Cavers of the Sinister Shroom range), but I've been picking up mid and high level modules, too. What can I say; it's an addicition.

It'll range from 5-9 or thereabouts. You know, smaller party = higher levels, bigger party, lower levels.

 

[thedungeondelver]

Three of the Mare Mine? Sounds like a cool adventure.

TM1 THREE OF THE MARE MINE


...hmm...I like it! consider it stolen!