Northern Crown?
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Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
I bought the 'core' book (New World Adventures) & the Gazetteer at GenCon. Is there anything specific you would like to know?
Stormborn
Explorer
Frukathka said:
Well, I guess I was primarilly wondering if this was a book that people were buying to read, to cannabilize ideas/mechanics from, or to play. If to play the how close to the setting presented in the book were people using. I have been following the development of the book closely, and I love the idea of fantasy set in colonial america, but am not sure about some of the setting concepts and its execution.
Bobitron
Explorer
I haven't had the cash to buy it yet, but it ranks high on my list of things to buy along with Spycraft 2. If it was a pdf I'm sure I would have already broken down and spent the cash. 
I'm planning on using the rules to help me create a new pbp game.
A Few Acres of Snow
Set in the midst of the French Colonies in Canada, the players will be colonials working hard to keep Quebec safe from the Indian threat and the encroaching British. I'm looking forward to getting Northern Crown, from which I hope to steal large swathes of crunch. It will, however, be a historical campaign with no FX, using a mix of Northern Crown, Grim Tales, and d20 Past.
I'm planning on using the rules to help me create a new pbp game.
A Few Acres of Snow
Set in the midst of the French Colonies in Canada, the players will be colonials working hard to keep Quebec safe from the Indian threat and the encroaching British. I'm looking forward to getting Northern Crown, from which I hope to steal large swathes of crunch. It will, however, be a historical campaign with no FX, using a mix of Northern Crown, Grim Tales, and d20 Past.
Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
I fully intend to be a player or a DM of thie setting. Northern Crown is a built from and is a sister setting to Nyambe. History is included and is lossely based and modified from biblical events. Rules are provided for playing humans of various cultures. A handful of classes from the PHB are excluded from the setting (barbarians, monks, fighters, rangers & rogues) but are rebuilt to suit the flavor of the game using a different character class name (Agents [Rogue], Raiders [Barbarian], Rakes [Ranger] & Soldiers [Fighter]). There are other core classes included some of which combine aspects of two core classes, such as the Scout (Ranger & Rogue). Players can choose to take levels in the other PHB classes not excluded and can also take levels in the Witch class. Plenty of PrCs are presented and fit the setting quite well. There is also the Natural Philosopher core class, which can emulate magical affects and invent new things. There is an entire chapter dedicated to explaining Invention Creation & Devices. Also, the setting includes a chapter on how to includes psionics, if the DM chooses to allow it. Also in the book are the obligatory chapters that include new skills & feats as well as Money, Equipment, Armor, Firearms & Vehicle info as well as a chapter with new spells.
Psychotic Jim
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There's a feat in there, and there's ten 10 fencing moves/special attacks. Was that what was in the author's first version?ragboy said:
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