Hall of Judgment for the DFRPG: Now LIVE!

[DouglasCole]

Gaming Ballistic is THRILLED to be the first third-party vendor to be granted a license to produce material for the Dungeon Fantasy Roleplaying Game (Powered by GURPS) from Steve Jackson Games.

This product directly supports the excellent DFRPG Boxed Set. It provides a mini-setting and adventure, in full color, bookmarked and layered for the PDF, and with a print copy available for backers who wish a high-quality tangible reward.

This project is now on Kickstarter

Hall of Judgment (for the Dungeon Fantasy RPG)

[evileeyore]

Kudos man. Just seriously kudos.



I'ma go shake the couch for loose moneys, see if I can scrape $10 together for this.

[DouglasCole]

We hit halfway there in THREE HOURS. This is, as was said in the very-not-Norse 300, "A good start."

[Tom H.]

Originally Posted by DouglasCole

We hit halfway there in THREE HOURS. This is, as was said in the very-not-Norse 300, "A good start."

I don't watch Kickstarters, but it's cool to see the backers trickle upward every couple of minutes as I browse your page.

[DouglasCole]

Originally Posted by Tom H.

I don't watch Kickstarters, but it's cool to see the backers trickle upward every couple of minutes as I browse your page.

I have no idea what that's like. :-)

[mehrkat]

I added a post to the RPGnet forum for RPG kickstarter projects with a link to the project. You might want to consider a post there as well as you can pretty it up if you have an account there.

Congrats by the way. Already backed.

[Tom H.]

Originally Posted by evileeyore

Kudos man. Just seriously kudos.



I'ma go shake the couch for loose moneys, see if I can scrape $10 together for this.

I hear you. I can do the PDF, but need to start shaking for the print.

I checked the page count for this product and don't want to put my printer through 80 black and white pages, especially when the actual product comes in color.

It's becoming difficult to allocate my limited funds right now to all the deserving game products on my short list. I guess that is a good dilemma to have.

Congratulations to Gaming Ballistic on their current product momentum.

[Bruno]

Originally Posted by Jürgen Hubert

So, is this an officially licensed product?

Originally Posted by DouglasCole

Gaming Ballistic is THRILLED to be the first third-party vendor to be granted a license to produce material for the Dungeon Fantasy Roleplaying Game (Powered by GURPS) from Steve Jackson Games.

(emphasis mine)

It's pretty exciting times :D

[b-dog]

I thought I read that there are alfars in this book. Is that true or are they just going to become DF elves? Are there other monsters that fit into the “Norse” cosmology or are they just going to be random monsters from the standard DF books?

[DouglasCole]

Originally Posted by b-dog

I thought I read that there are alfars in this book. Is that true or are they just going to become DF elves? Are there other monsters that fit into the “Norse” cosmology or are they just going to be random monsters from the standard DF books?

There will be at least the creatures featured in Lost Hall of Tyr, which will be created uniquely for the game. Some may be fairly familiar except for special abilities in keeping with the implied setting I'm drawing from.

Alfar, norðalfs, and a few other creatures for hunting and survival needs will be unique to the book, created as part of Random Encounter Tables that will show up in the newly-added wilderness travel portions of the book, or featured in the encounters that already exist.

I have no intention to feature a monster statblock in the book itself if it's a duplicate of an existing creature from Monsters, with the possible exception of Bear and Dire Wolf, which are so on point that it might be simply be silly to reskin them.