I was just curious if anyone has checked out the Lusus Naturae Kickstarter. It's a wicked bestiary that James has mentioned on the LotFP blog posts. It's already funded and Rafael has posted a pdf preview featuring three of the monsters. It uses LotFP as its osr rule set and is worth a view.
2 2013-12-22 21:31:59
Re: The Schema (11 replies, posted in LotFP Gaming Forum)
Storapan wrote:
If in doubt, burn books.
As a librarian this monster scares the crap out of me. I love it.
3 2013-12-22 00:54:56
Re: Introduce yourself! (219 replies, posted in LotFP Gaming Forum)
My name is Justin. I'm currently a librarian in Columbus, OH though I'm from a backwards little redneck town a few hours south of it. I'm almost 30 years old and I've been playing D&D (or some variation of it) since I was nine or ten. I've played every official edition and many of the osr versions. I'm going to be honest and admit that every edition and bits and pieces that I've liked and not liked. I've played many other tabletops too. Other than fantasy, I'm a fan of horror and superheroics. Cinematic Unisystem is my favorite non-D&D derived system, though Mutants and Masterminds (any edition) is a close second.
I have a blog (www.http://punverse.blogspot.com/) and follow many gaming blogs (particularly OSR blogs). My first introduction to LotFP was actually the Something Awful WTF!? D&D Grindhouse Edition article. Initially I didn't feel it was my cup of tea. Well it's still not in many ways, but having a nice cup of dark coffee is good too. Playing D&D With Pornstars is really the blog that got me interested in LotFP. Since then I've purchased several pdfs, though I've not been able to run anything yet (I moved a few hours away from my typical gaming group).