Stormwrack: Buying?

[Tetsubo]

I answered Yes, but Eventually would have been a better choice. My gaming book purchases are on hold until I get my credit card debt paid down. Might take as long as 14 months. *sigh* So many groovy gaming books I want, no money buy them with...

 

[shaylon]

I voted undecided, as I am not certain. To me it is not a must have but I might get it if I have a need during a campaign.

-Shay

 

[Mercule]

I said "undecided". I've already got too many options and need to cull a lot, so too much crunch is a bad thing. So, if it's more focused on things like ships, ecologies, drowning/swimming/etc. rules than PrCs and feats, that's a plus. Also, I'll have to see whether it's more about waterborne/locale adventures for air-breathers or for underwater adventuring. I've never run an underwater adventure, have no interest in them, and can't see that changing. But sea travel and environments are ubiquitous.

The more there is that involves coasts, rivers, and lakes, the more likely I am to buy it. The more it talks about crossing great oceans and underwater adventuring, the less likely I am to buy it.

 

[Kanegrundar]

I ended up buying Stormwrack last night. I like it. It's good to see the Hadozee back in D&D (even if it's not part of my beloved Spelljammer) and I really like the Darfellen as well. I haven't delved into the ship combat much, but so far I like what I see. The monsters are once again a strong point in this environmental series book.

Kane

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

As 'fiery' is mentioned: Does anyone know whether we will see the 'City of Brass' some time? And I thought space will be extensively covered by 'Hackjammer' ! j/k

Necromancer Games is saying their City of Brass sourcebook and its companion adventure book will both be out in November.

http://necromancergames.com/upcoming.html