rosenkav wrote:I found a minty one in a mixed lot (from down under IIRC), but I didn't think it was difficult to find.I guess that - even with the good artwork in it - the gameworld didn't possess the flair of Greyhawk or Forgotten Realms... anyone else has the same feeling about it?
dave wrote:rosenkav wrote:I found a minty one in a mixed lot (from down under IIRC), but I didn't think it was difficult to find.I guess that - even with the good artwork in it - the gameworld didn't possess the flair of Greyhawk or Forgotten Realms... anyone else has the same feeling about it?I found it to be just the opposite, a well-written campaign with a classic Tolkien style and brimming with flair and adventure possibilities. It just came out at the wrong time, as TSR was going under, and the marketing didn't help, they called it a "wargame with roleplaying elements"??
Plaag wrote:Anuire Press Inc.(The joined BRnet community authors) is pleased to announce that it has negotiated a deal with Hasbro Inc. to take over Birthright Roleplaying Game of Wizards of the Coast. The BIRTHRIGHT campaign setting for the D&D game makes this possible as never before. Role-play warriors, wizards, priests, and thieves descended from royal bloodlines, command imperial powers, and control the destinies of far-reaching lands. Anuire Press will begin by releasing a revised edition of the core rulebook which will contain material previously found in the original game. The revised edition of BIRTHRIGHT will be released in Nov 2005.ShaneG.
I currently have a Birthright Campaign Setting for sale . . . it's not complete and is missing the BattleCards, and the Quad fold screen (as well as the lame little fold up treasure chest to hold the BattleCards). It does have both poster maps, the BattleMat, all three Rulebooks, the box and the cardstock sheets . . . Yours CHEAP if you want it Halaster, just $9.00 - PM me if you are interested.