[Necromancer Games] Wilderlands Boxed Set Preview!
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Cthulhu's Librarian
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You are going to have plenty of copies on hand at GenCon, right? So I can buy it and get you guys to sign it?
DaveStebbins
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What he said!Cthulhu's Librarian said:
Nuclear Platypus
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How different are the contents of the Players Guide and the Boxed Set?
Also how likely could I alter Wilderlands to fit my idea of an Oriental campaign?
Also how likely could I alter Wilderlands to fit my idea of an Oriental campaign?
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Treebore
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The PG and boxed set are designed to complement each other, very little repeat, if any.
As for using it for an OA game, put those lands to the south, off of the maps. The Wilderlands are only the size of the medditeranean region of our real world, so the world has plenty of room for "other" campaign areas. Plus the South is supposed to be the lands of the demons and devils anyways. Perfect for an OA type world.
As for using it for an OA game, put those lands to the south, off of the maps. The Wilderlands are only the size of the medditeranean region of our real world, so the world has plenty of room for "other" campaign areas. Plus the South is supposed to be the lands of the demons and devils anyways. Perfect for an OA type world.
Orcus
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The Player's Guide and the Boxed Set are complementary but different.
The Player's Guide includes races and classes, a player's history (not the real stuff, just what it known), new skills, new feats, a geographic overview of the general info on the main cities and geographic features, the gods, new monsters, etc.
The Boxed Set is the DM (aka Judge) information. The full DM history, encounter and terrain information, weather, special substances, that sort of stuff, plus full DM info on EVERY SINGLE FREAKING village, city, town, castle, citadel, ruin, relic, island, lair and geographic feature found on the map. And there are 18 maps! The Boxed Set also includes some info on JG and the old products and how we incorporated that stuff into the boxed set so that no one has to feel that they have to go dig up 20 now out of print products to use the setting. We have done that all for you.
Basically, you could use any player's material with the Boxed Set. OA rules, Monte's variants, whatever. The Boxed Set is a setting.
Clark
The Player's Guide includes races and classes, a player's history (not the real stuff, just what it known), new skills, new feats, a geographic overview of the general info on the main cities and geographic features, the gods, new monsters, etc.
The Boxed Set is the DM (aka Judge) information. The full DM history, encounter and terrain information, weather, special substances, that sort of stuff, plus full DM info on EVERY SINGLE FREAKING village, city, town, castle, citadel, ruin, relic, island, lair and geographic feature found on the map. And there are 18 maps! The Boxed Set also includes some info on JG and the old products and how we incorporated that stuff into the boxed set so that no one has to feel that they have to go dig up 20 now out of print products to use the setting. We have done that all for you.
Basically, you could use any player's material with the Boxed Set. OA rules, Monte's variants, whatever. The Boxed Set is a setting.
Clark
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