MoonHunter
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Yes, that would be a good bundle, but I think I own everything of that line.
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In January 2016 I presented Covert Ops and White Lies in an espionage-themed offer, but since then I haven't done anything with d00 Lite. In general my customers seem more interested in offers featuring one specific game line, rather than a system-based assortment. I'd be interested in a BareBones Fantasy offer.Allen Varney - have you considered a d00 Lite bundle? Just a random thought as I'm preparing to run one of their games.
Hi,Raleel and
spittingimage ! I haven't got a Bundle of Holding problem today, only got ~40 bundles... I'm just here because your admissions make me feel better
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Well, that, and because I might otherwise miss a bundle I'd have liked...
Also,Allen Varney - have you considered a d00 Lite bundle? Just a random thought as I'm preparing to run one of their games.
None of the Harn publishers were interested, sorry.Someone blood promised me Harn BoH... WHERE IS IT!!!!!!!!
None of the Harn publishers were interested, sorry.
I have a lot of both- but not enough that purchasing them wouldn't be worth it. So I guess I'm buying more!
I know one of them is really good. So I assume the rest are at least good. So dang. Doing it now before I talk myself out of them.There's an interesting new Quick Deal for a bunch of Mystical Throne Guides to various historical topics. Anybody know if they're any good?
For 10 bucks, I just grabbed it. They look decent, not very long, but a nice overview of a bunch of historical settings.There's an interesting new Quick Deal for a bunch of Mystical Throne Guides to various historical topics. Anybody know if they're any good?
For 10 bucks, I just grabbed it. They look decent, not very long, but a nice overview of a bunch of historical settings.
I bought some of these a few years ago when they were called the 'Ultimate Guides'. It's the same line, as they were published by Mystical Throne Entertainment.There's an interesting new Quick Deal for a bunch of Mystical Throne Guides to various historical topics. Anybody know if they're any good?
I believe that, across ten years, you're the first Bundle customer who has expressed a desire for more freeform games.While we're doing fantasy BoH's, another LARP bundle would be very welcome. (Both the American Freeforms and the Freeform Games bundles were great).
Hah, I can imagine. Made extra complicated by the fact that the Brits, the Nordics and the Americans all use "freeform" to mean different things. (That said, to be fair, I'm not sure a "parlor LARP" bundle would appeal to many people other than me either).I believe that, across ten years, you're the first Bundle customer who has expressed a desire for more freeform games.
I bought some of these a few years ago when they were called the 'Ultimate Guides'. It's the same line, as they were published by Mystical Throne Entertainment.
I have Ultimate Three Kingdoms, Ultimate Roman Legions, and Ultimate Mongol Empire, all for BRP Legend.
They are not really big books, the page count varies but it's typically between 50 pages to 80 pages, so they aren't too lightweight either.
Presentation does feel very indie-publisher, it is definately nothing flash, and these days even indie-publishers often present a bit better (these were published about a decade ago). However the content is good, and there is enough there to make a trpg session feel very historical.
They are decent value in this current deal, given that you are getting eleven books for $10 USD - that's $1 USD per book, plus a freebie!
The Legend stats are pretty close to Mythras, and a quick convert for other BRP games. I think this deal says these versions also have Savage Worlds stats.
They have good setting content anyway, so they are pretty useful resources for any system for that price.
Hah, I can imagine. Made extra complicated by the fact that the Brits, the Nordics and the Americans all use "freeform" to mean different things. (That said, to be fair, I'm not sure a "parlor LARP" bundle would appeal to many people other than me either).
I have no contacts at Webbed Sphere, and I doubt they've heard of me. But if anyone here on the Pub knows someone there, I'd appreciate an introduction.Allen Varney have you discussed the possibility of redoing the Tunnels & Trolls bundle with Webbed Sphere? I kind of hate to give them any money the way they are treating third party publishers but it might be good for people to have a chance to grab things at a good price before the brand totally atrophies under their control.
Looks interesting... but really special dice. I can deal with special but convertible dice, but these symbols seem to mean something and are different for the dice.Shiver is on the Quick Deals page.
Always been curious about this, but ugh. My reading pile is just too damn high.
Bundle of Holding - No more shivers
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SHIVER publisher Parable Games has a free online SHIVER dice rollerLooks interesting... but really special dice. I can deal with special but convertible dice, but these symbols seem to mean something and are different for the dice.
Yeah, I did notice that, and that's a good move for them. Custom dice are just always a hard one to get past for me- it took me a while to be sold on them for Genesys.SHIVER publisher Parable Games has a free online SHIVER dice roller
I have most of the Clement sector stuff and am still buying this one (and not just because I consume almost everything on BoH).
I was tempted to because at first I guessed it would contain adventures or settings I might run in M-Space, but it seems mostly to justly comprise and ship design guides.I'm quite tempted by the Clement Sector deal, but it'd not something I've come across before. Do you mind filling me in? What is it? What's the big draw? How does it compare to Traveller?
The October 2019 Clockwork & Cthulhu Bundle sold poorly, so I doubt I'll revive the offer soon. Clockwork & Chivalry also appeared in the August 2013 Bundle of the Ages, another weak seller.There's now a Hillfolk deal up at Bundle of Holding.
My current BoH dream would be a Clockwork & Chivalry collection, maybe with a Clockwork & Cthulhu add-on. I have a few of the titles in hardcopy, but Cakebread and Walton price the individual .pdfs pretty high, especially given that they've been out for a decade or more at this point. So I can never justify purchasing them. But I'd be on a package deal in an instant. Maybe with the additional attention D100 is getting these days...
Fair enough, and thanks for the prompt reply. Unfortunately I was not aware of BoH in time for those earlier bundles.The October 2019 Clockwork & Cthulhu Bundle sold poorly, so I doubt I'll revive the offer soon. Clockwork & Chivalry also appeared in the August 2013 Bundle of the Ages, another weak seller.
It's an alternate setting. The blurb about the whole setting taken from the DTRPG page:I'm quite tempted by the Clement Sector deal, but it'd not something I've come across before. Do you mind filling me in? What is it? What's the big draw? How does it compare to Traveller?
In 2210, scientists discovered a wormhole allowing travel to the opposite side of the Milky Way galaxy. Once across, exploration teams discovered worlds far more suited to human habitation than those in star systems nearer to Earth. Were they terraformed by some unknown race? Are they just a coincidence in the vast diversity of the universe?
Over the ensuing years humans left Earth and began to colonize these worlds. Nation-backed colonies. Corporate colonies. People who simply no longer felt compelled to remain on Earth. The best and brightest.
In 2331, the unthinkable happened. The wormhole collapsed leaving those in Clement Sector cut off from Earth. Now these new worlds and new civilizations must stand on their own.
The year is 2342. Adventure awaits!
Though there are deck plans and ship plans, this offer mostly includes background information on organizations, subsectors, professions, and starports. The main book does include adventure seeds. I think this is geared towards those that want to play in the setting.I was tempted to because at first I guessed it would contain adventures or settings I might run in M-Space, but it seems mostly to justly comprise and ship design guides.
They've got the greatest company name in gaming.Fair enough, and thanks for the prompt reply. Unfortunately I was not aware of BoH in time for those earlier bundles.
There's now a Hillfolk deal up at Bundle of Holding.
My current BoH dream would be a Clockwork & Chivalry collection, maybe with a Clockwork & Cthulhu add-on. I have a few of the titles in hardcopy, but Cakebread and Walton price the individual .pdfs pretty high, especially given that they've been out for a decade or more at this point. So I can never justify purchasing them. But I'd be on a package deal in an instant. Maybe with the additional attention D100 is getting these days...
It's very good, and not just in social conflict. It's more geared towards dramatic conflict of any type. My favorite adaptation of it is Malandros.I went ahead and grabbed the Hill Folk bundle. Doubtful I'll use it as is, but the idea of a social conflict focused RPG seems like it should offer good ideas for social conflict in any game system. Plus it is fairly cheap.![]()
TinyMegaBundle is up. Why wasn't it the MegaTinyBundle? I don't know.
Bundle of Holding - Too short a run
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Anyway, It took a bit of effort to find the link for the fishing game, which is definitely included.
Not really sure what this bundle is missing. Seems like an awful lot of Tiny in here. (TWSS)
I would like to subscribe to this newsletter.Anyone want to give the Cliff's Notes version of why I should buy this? Or not buy this? Besides the "you already have more games than you can play in your limited life expectancy" reason...