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I have both books as well and they are each jam packed with great content. Nearly every page has something to spark the imagination or to use as a tool in any fantasy game. There are few books you can say that about.
This looks very cool. When I got started with RPGs back in the 80s, I had a copy of the original City State of the Invincible Warlord and used Worlds of Wonder (Magic World) for rules. A lot of the early games I ran were urban. In the last couple years, I've been getting a hankering to run some urban-set Fantasy stuff again. Looks like this book will be a handy tool.
Thanks for sharing as usual. This book looks a lot of fun and great place to start a session! Cities Adventure in my opinion is the best place to start / play a solo session due the player’s natural familiarity with what to do and what could happen in a city - most people know what city life is like from watching tv and films while imagining life travelling through medieval / fantasy wilderness requires a bit more creative juice :) Wish there are more tools dedicated to City adventures!
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Get RANDOM HEXCRAWL book: tinyurl.com/5cj3d4jc
Just bought this, loving it. Going to try and run it with Dragonbane 😅
thanks for the thorough flip through.
Oops! Thanks for reminding me that I bought this book a few months ago, but basically forgot about it. 😄 I'll really have to take a look now.
I have both books as well and they are each jam packed with great content. Nearly every page has something to spark the imagination or to use as a tool in any fantasy game. There are few books you can say that about.
This looks very cool. When I got started with RPGs back in the 80s, I had a copy of the original City State of the Invincible Warlord and used Worlds of Wonder (Magic World) for rules. A lot of the early games I ran were urban. In the last couple years, I've been getting a hankering to run some urban-set Fantasy stuff again. Looks like this book will be a handy tool.
Thanks for sharing as usual. This book looks a lot of fun and great place to start a session! Cities Adventure in my opinion is the best place to start / play a solo session due the player’s natural familiarity with what to do and what could happen in a city - most people know what city life is like from watching tv and films while imagining life travelling through medieval / fantasy wilderness requires a bit more creative juice :)
Wish there are more tools dedicated to City adventures!
This is such a great book, I love it and ItW&W!
Really cool book.