Perilous Deeps, a collection of 6 dungeons for Dungeon World, is finally complete!
Perilous Deeps, a collection of 6 dungeons for Dungeon World, is finally complete!
Thanks to Joe Banner, Jeremy Strandberg, Adam Koebel, Johnstone Metzger, and Claytonian JP for their awesome contributions!
If you were a backer of the KS, you should have received your link to a free PDF already. If you weren’t a backer, you can purchase the PDF for a mere $6 here:
Hello friends
Hello friends,
Perilous Deeps, a collection of 6 dungeons offered as a stretch goal for the KS campaign, is finally content-complete. I’m still waiting on illustrations from a couple of artists, but it’s looking good to get it all wrapped up by the end of November.
On that note, I am bleary-eyed from looking at this thing, and could sorely use another set of eyes to make a proofreading pass or two. I can offer you credit in the book and a free copy of the final PDF (or any other L&B product if you already have the Deeps coming to you).
People with some proofing experience preferred. Any volunteers?
HI Tavernites — I just put a free collection of 3 Funnel Starters up on DTRPG, for those of you that play Funnel…
HI Tavernites — I just put a free collection of 3 Funnel Starters up on DTRPG, for those of you that play Funnel World and might entertain the notion of watching villagers scream and run for their lives on this All Hallows’ Eve weekend. Written by Mark Tygart, edited by me.
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/164249/3-Fiendish-Funnel-Starters?src=slider_view
Happy All Hallows’ Eve
Happy All Hallows’ Eve
A week ago Mark Tygart offered to put together some Funnel Starters for Halloween, and I couldn’t refuse! So if you’re in the mood to roll up some hapless villagers and watch them stumble around in the dark this weekend, your needs have been met. The files are free.
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/164249/3-Fiendish-Funnel-Starters
Researching smelting and forging for my contribution to Perilous Deeps today, I came across this fun fact:
Researching smelting and forging for my contribution to Perilous Deeps today, I came across this fun fact:
Cobalt-based blue pigments (cobalt blue) have been used since ancient times for jewelry and paints, and to impart a distinctive blue tint to glass, but the color was later thought by alchemists to be due to the known metal bismuth. Miners had long used the name kobold ore (German for goblin ore) for some of the blue-pigment producing minerals; they were so named because they were poor in known metals, and gave poisonous arsenic-containing fumes upon smelting. In 1735, such ores were found to be reducible to a new metal (the first discovered since ancient times), and this was ultimately named for the kobold.
Here’s a super-cool “inktober” challenge some Perilous Wilds players set up for themselves: draw 1 thing randomly…
Here’s a super-cool “inktober” challenge some Perilous Wilds players set up for themselves: draw 1 thing randomly generated from the tables in the book, every day for a month!
Print copies of my DW supplement The Perilous Wilds and a couple of related books are still available, until they…
Print copies of my DW supplement The Perilous Wilds and a couple of related books are still available, until they aren’t. Sharing this here for those folks who might have missed out on the Kickstarter. All of these are also up on DTRPG at this point.
Originally shared by Jason Lutes
HOW TO BUY HARD COPIES
I still have still have a few hundred copies of The Perilous Wilds, A Book of Beasts, and Freebooters on the Frontier left over from the original print run. Follow these steps if you’d like to purchase any of these books (all prices are USD):
1) Calculate your book cost and weight:
+$10/4 oz. per copy of The Perilous Wilds
+$6/2 oz. per copy of A Book of Beasts
+$5/2 oz. per copy of Freebooters on the Frontier
2) Calculate your shipping cost based on total book weight:
+$0.50 per oz. to ship within the US
+$1.00 per oz. to ship to Canada
+$1.50 per oz. to ship anywhere else
3) Paypal the total of book cost+shipping cost to jhlutes@gmail.com
Please include “TPW” in the subject subject line, and include your shipping address in the body of your email.
Please note that shipping costs are higher for non-US customers than during the Kickstarter, because I did a poor job of estimating those costs when I set up the campaign!
Let me know if you have any questions.
EDIT: THE PERILOUS WILDS IS NOW SOLD OUT
EDIT: THE PERILOUS WILDS IS NOW SOLD OUT
HOW TO BUY HARD COPIES
I still have still have a few hundred copies of The Perilous Wilds, A Book of Beasts, and Freebooters on the Frontier left over from the original print run. Follow these steps if you’d like to purchase any of these books (all prices are USD):
1) Calculate your book cost and weight:
The Perilous Wilds is SOLD OUT
+$6/2 oz. per copy of A Book of Beasts
+$5/2 oz. per copy of Freebooters on the Frontier
Servants of the Cinder Queen is SOLD OUT
2) Calculate your shipping cost based on total book weight:
+$0.50 per oz. to ship within the US
+$1.00 per oz. to ship to Canada
+$1.50 per oz. to ship anywhere else
3) Paypal the total of book cost+shipping cost to jhlutes@gmail.com
Please include “L&B” in the subject line, and include your shipping address as well as which books you want in the body of your email.
Please note that shipping costs are higher for non-US customers than during the Kickstarter, because I did a poor job of estimating those costs when I set up the campaign!
I am currently looking into how to get everyone who orders hard copies a 50% discount on the DTRPG PDF versions of the books.
Let me know if you have any questions.
So I’ve been looking into ways to sell the rest of the physical copies from the print run.
So I’ve been looking into ways to sell the rest of the physical copies from the print run. Gumroad, Paypal Payments, etc.
I’m wondering if I can just pin a post to this Community with complete payment/shipping details and my email address for people to Paypal me funds directly. It seems like the most direct route. Anyone care to disabuse me of this notion?
We’re talking 150-250 copies of each of the print books, not a lot of inventory.
I prefer rolling the bones myself, but I can’t deny the utility of Patrick Henry Downs Abulaffin’ up the Freebooters…
I prefer rolling the bones myself, but I can’t deny the utility of Patrick Henry Downs Abulaffin’ up the Freebooters spell generator.
Originally shared by Patrick Henry Downs
I turned Jason Lutes ‘ Spell Name Generator into a page on Abulafia
http://www.random-generator.com/index.php?title=Spell_Name_Generator
http://www.random-generator.com/index.php?title=Spell_Name_Generator