mbassoc2003 wrote:I bought the download.No covers. It just starts with the title page.Any chance of a free download of the front and back covers for those who buy the digital copy? I chose the traditional cover, but either would be a better front page.
robertsconley wrote:I will have to look into that. I try to push people into RPGNow as I have a bunch of extra in the download there.Anyway you can get the traditional cover from here.http://www.batintheattic.com/downloads/ ... tCover.pdfJust print on parchment and you are good to go.The extras are herePrice Listhttp://www.batintheattic.com/downloads/ ... ceList.pdfCharacter Sheet.http://www.batintheattic.com/downloads/MWSWSheet.pdf
Ak'Ptui wrote:Then I read the introduction and it seems this is a heavily Wilderlands based setting, but not necessarily exactly the same in all respects from the JG based setting. Not that this is a bad thing either. Would a Wilderlands as it evolved over time in an actual campaign be an accurate description?
Ak'Ptui wrote:BTW I think it is great that you released this as Swords & Wizardry and other OD&D compatible games supplement. Other than the fact that it is published some 30yrs after the original JG heydays, it is almost transparent with those original products because of the rules choice. I'm going to pick up both versions as a result!
robertsconley wrote:For example in my upcomming adventure Scourge of the Demon Wolf you will get not only the adventure but several locales you can put down anywhere you need them. A village, a crossroad hamlet, a Beggar camp, and a conclave of Thothian Mages.