Hervé said:I join Thulsa on this one!
I already have the Solomon Kane RPG and it really rocks. The book is really beautiful (I know of some companies that could take some good exemple...),
the game system is smooth and quick, the writing and illustrations are excellent. The game focuses on roleplaying rather than number crunching, as more than half of the book is taken by the "Path of Kane" campaign.
The book is really a must for every REH fan, so what are you waiting for?
FuryMaster said:Do we know what other books are coming out for it? Vincent being a part of this project is a + for sure.
FM
tarkhan bey said:(snip)
Its a variation on the Sawney Beane legend of neighbouring Ayrshire, where the villains hideous appetites have degenerated them into Ghouls that haunt the hills.
tarkhan bey said:Have bought this myself and have to agree with all said before. Have only played a couple of sessions as games master but its going well. My two players(Gideon Crowe-Defender of the faith and Rob Coll Munro-Highland Gentleman adventurer) have set out to investigate the disappearances of several families making their way across Galloway to take ship to the new plantation colonies in Ireland.
Its a variation on the Sawney Beane legend of neighbouring Ayrshire, where the villains hideous appetites have degenerated them into Ghouls that haunt the hills.
The King said:BTW is it a stand-alone or do we need some rules book?