I was wondering how many kickstarters (notably for pbta games) used in fact Drivethru to print and deliver their…
I was wondering how many kickstarters (notably for pbta games) used in fact Drivethru to print and deliver their games (or another print on demand service)? Even among KS that do not officially give you a coupon (such as the Sprawl or Pigsmoke)?
Also, how is the global quality? I know Lulu and Createspace, which are acceptable even though not perfect, but for a first publication in the US as an independent, I think I’ll have to do with Drivethru.
Hi everyone
Hi everyone
It’s been a year since the French release of “Libreté”, my powered-by-the-apocalypse roleplaying game where you play children gathered in a fortress, recreating some sort of a chaotic society while trying to repel the voracious sirains (think Lord of the Flies and Gone for example, with some horrific touch).
Thanks to a great game played at the GauntletCon and especially to the efforts of Christo Meid (and also the infinite kindness of my layout artist), I’ve finally found the courage to translate the Demo Kit, which you will find for free at the following page. I contains the basic rules, 5 pregen characters, and a straightforward adventure (it was made to be used in conventions, hence the railroading feel).
We hope that you will try and love it. Do not hesitate to give us some feedback, and to ask questions!
Hi everyone.
Hi everyone. I was wondering (and maybe many people have already asked about this in this case I apologize): have you ever combined random tables (sandbox/hexcrawl-style) with pbta games? For example when PCs are wandering outside their city, when time is passing or other things?
Or do you think it is totally unnatural and that since in pbta story is supposed to emerge from the PCs, it cannot come from an exterior source?