FormCritic wrote:The problem with pirates is that they only play well in D&D at low levels. At high levels, they are either sword fodder or over blown.Also, pirates pretty much call for firearms.
Kingofpain89 wrote:I like the cover art even though it is simplistic. And the font actually works in this case. The whole thing sounds a lot like Raggi's The People of Pembrooktonshire which I liked very much. But what I liked about the aforementioned book was that there was a paragraph or two detailing a bit about each NPC. So if your offering has the same type of setup then I will be interested. But I am only interested in a print copy.Curious as to why you dont just put it up on Lulu and offer print and pdf? Is it the adult content?
Thork N Hammer wrote:Kingofpain89 wrote:I like the cover art even though it is simplistic. And the font actually works in this case. The whole thing sounds a lot like Raggi's The People of Pembrooktonshire which I liked very much. But what I liked about the aforementioned book was that there was a paragraph or two detailing a bit about each NPC. So if your offering has the same type of setup then I will be interested. But I am only interested in a print copy.Curious as to why you dont just put it up on Lulu and offer print and pdf? Is it the adult content?Last question first: Yes.Next: the major NPC are described and statted out(but with enough wiggle room to allow the DM to expand upon).Next: I like to give back to the forums I am a member of in some way/if possible. Thus I make a lot of my material accessible to members, first/or only.