Glories of the North & Streets of Zobeck patronage
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 10:28 am
Hello all,
Allow me to pimp this...
Wolfgang Baur and the Open Design crew are at it again!
Two new projects looking for patrons.
Glories of the North: In response to the really well received Sunken Empires book (it was tentatively called Frozen Empires for a while)... On a personal note, SE is so good! And I am not a fan of under / by the sea adventures. There is great stuff in there. And I'll even use it in my Masque of the Red Death campaign (whenever that one picks up again!)
And,
Streets of Zobeck: Six urban adventures... I think it could be incorporated into any RL urban setting (on the higher cultural level scale) and would be perfect for Paridon. But then again, in my campaign, I staged Zobeck in Darkon, near the Falkovnian / Lamordian frontiers... It should be dark and gritty!
Except for the 4E stuff I have been a (mostly lurker) patron for everything and I have not regretted it. Ever.
All Pathfinder RPG stuff!
http://www.koboldquarterly.com/
And I am known as bullonir on the boards there...
Patrick
Allow me to pimp this...
Wolfgang Baur and the Open Design crew are at it again!
Two new projects looking for patrons.
Glories of the North: In response to the really well received Sunken Empires book (it was tentatively called Frozen Empires for a while)... On a personal note, SE is so good! And I am not a fan of under / by the sea adventures. There is great stuff in there. And I'll even use it in my Masque of the Red Death campaign (whenever that one picks up again!)
And,
Streets of Zobeck: Six urban adventures... I think it could be incorporated into any RL urban setting (on the higher cultural level scale) and would be perfect for Paridon. But then again, in my campaign, I staged Zobeck in Darkon, near the Falkovnian / Lamordian frontiers... It should be dark and gritty!
Except for the 4E stuff I have been a (mostly lurker) patron for everything and I have not regretted it. Ever.
All Pathfinder RPG stuff!
http://www.koboldquarterly.com/
And I am known as bullonir on the boards there...
Patrick