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.
The Book of Unusual Potions (by Philip Reed)
Over on the SJG Forums, user Railstar replied to a thread announcing last Thursday’s topic. It’s a valuable contribution to the discussion, so I reproduce it here: Disarms and Reach For GURPS at least, the Reach on Disarms is one reason to use it – because you can disarm someone from the combined Reach of…
I note today that Technical Grappling has now sold 300 copies since it went live on Sept 5 or thereabouts. Thanks to all who have purchased it, and I hope you are getting good use out of the book! I won’t lie and say I’m done with it, though. Mwa ha ha. If you haven’t…
Gaming Ballistic is excited to announce three new add-ons to the Till Death Do Us Part Kickstarter campaign, based on your requests for PDF versions of the Deck of Destiny cards that have been made available in physical form only from prior campaigns. These PDFs will be formatted in 3.5 x 5″ format – that…
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