Kickstarter: The Book of Unusual Potions (by Philip Reed)
This snuck into my feed this morning. 24 to 48 pages, digest format. System neutral, and highly inspirational.
I’m in for the physical copy.
This snuck into my feed this morning. 24 to 48 pages, digest format. System neutral, and highly inspirational.
I’m in for the physical copy.
After forwarding a preview copy to him, he read through it and delivers his feedback. Overall, he gives me a passing grade on aesthetics and layout, writing and editing, mechanics, and value. He put his money where his review was, too, and backed the project. Some commentary: The Dungeon Grappling Kickstarter ends on Monday, December…
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I was reading a post where someone was trying to introduce the concept of Technical Grappling to their group, but in a simplified and streamlined way. This is something I endorse. One of the things that works fairly well in terms of end result but not everyone (including me, on some days) fully embraces is…