Matt takes his first look at Horror Adventures from Paizo for Pathfinder. Some of the highlights Matt discusses are Corruptions, Madness, and expanded Fear rules.
I think the best part of Horror Adventures are the Corruptions. The compleity they add to role-playing is just too much fun for everyone.
Grab your copy here.
Being a player of Dungeons and Dragons for oh almost 30 years now I am looking forward to getting some of my old books.
At our Gen Con 2012 keynote address, Wizards of the Coast was pleased to announce that in early 2013 we would be releasing the first wave of D&D backlist products in electronic format.
Today, Wizards of the Coast together with DriveThruRPG, is thrilled to announce the official launch of Dungeons & Dragons Classics, a new online PDF store containing classic content from every edition of D&D, including fan-favorite supplement materials and iconic adventures. A one-stop-shop for classic D&D content, DnDClassics.com offers an easy way to access and download favorite titles electronically by computer, mobile phone, or tablet (including iPads).
How does it work? It’s easy! Simply create an account* and instantly gain access to a wealth of D&D titles. There are 80 titles available at launch, with smaller batches of additional titles being released on a rolling basis starting in early February. Favorite titles can be downloaded to an online Library or saved to a “Wish List” for purchase later. Most titles can also be printed. Settings can also be customized and users can opt to get email alerts whenever favorite publishers or topics get new items (*Users can also sign-in using their DriveThruRPG.com or RPGNow.com login).
We encourage you to share this exciting news with your readers. For more information, check-out DnDClassics.com or visit the Legend of Lores column by Mike Mearls located on www.Wizards.com/DnD.
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From the Wizards of the Coast Press room…
It seems that D&D 5th edition will be given a special premiere at Gen Con 2012…
Until then Wizards of the Coast plans on lending us their ear.
From the Press Release:
“We have begun obtaining feedback from a limited Friends & Family playtest consisting of internal employees and their gaming groups and soon we will be expanding that group to consist of members from our existing body of playtesters. Then at the D&D Experience convention in late January, Wizards of the Coast will conduct a special playtest of ideas currently in development.”
