We have two free products, a Kickstarter, and a Con to announce.
Visionary Comics produced a new web comic titled What A Man's Got To Do written by Pinnacle Entertainment Group's own Matthew Cutter. The 67 'page' work gives a nice taste of Deadlands for any of you unfamiliar with Pinnacles Weird West setting. You can also find a large number of Deadlands product reviews on this blog.
The second free product is a primer for PEG Inc's newest setting, The Last Parsec which corresponds to the full product's Kickstarter. The primer discusses the foundational aspects of the setting such as travel, communications, races, governments and corporations. Like the comic above, it's only a taste of the setting but would make a good handout for your players.
The Last Parsec was inspired by the Shane Hensley's play of TSR's Star Frontiers. I loved that setting. We played everything they published for it and then some. For more information, check out The Last Parsec design diary PDF.
The Kickstarter for The Last Parsec is well underway. At the time of this writing is is $30,000 over goal with 380 backers. Pinnacle handles Kickstarters in a very smart way but this isn't unusual for PEG. They know their audience well and found a way to fund additional content for their settings before release. I always pick the $35 level which gives the PDFs but I'm tempted to go print with this one.
So, big things are a comin'.
Speaking of which, I'll be at Chupacabra Con running a few sessions including one on Savage Saturday night. Come on out if you can. The guest list includes some Savage heavy hitters:
We look forward to seeing you there.
Visionary Comics produced a new web comic titled What A Man's Got To Do written by Pinnacle Entertainment Group's own Matthew Cutter. The 67 'page' work gives a nice taste of Deadlands for any of you unfamiliar with Pinnacles Weird West setting. You can also find a large number of Deadlands product reviews on this blog.
The second free product is a primer for PEG Inc's newest setting, The Last Parsec which corresponds to the full product's Kickstarter. The primer discusses the foundational aspects of the setting such as travel, communications, races, governments and corporations. Like the comic above, it's only a taste of the setting but would make a good handout for your players.
The Last Parsec was inspired by the Shane Hensley's play of TSR's Star Frontiers. I loved that setting. We played everything they published for it and then some. For more information, check out The Last Parsec design diary PDF.The Kickstarter for The Last Parsec is well underway. At the time of this writing is is $30,000 over goal with 380 backers. Pinnacle handles Kickstarters in a very smart way but this isn't unusual for PEG. They know their audience well and found a way to fund additional content for their settings before release. I always pick the $35 level which gives the PDFs but I'm tempted to go print with this one.
So, big things are a comin'.
Speaking of which, I'll be at Chupacabra Con running a few sessions including one on Savage Saturday night. Come on out if you can. The guest list includes some Savage heavy hitters:
- Cam Banks
- Clint Black
- Daniel Burrow
- Shawn Carman
- Jamie Chambers
- Jeff Dee
- Preston DuBose
- Brian Engard
- Sean Patrick Fannon
- Emily Foster
- Sean Hanson
- Malcolm Harris
- Shane Lacy Hensley
- Kenneth Hite
- Steve Kenson
- Geoffrey Kuhns
- Diesel LaForce
- Robin D. Laws
- Steven S. Long
- Caitlin Mills
- Cory Mills
- Jason Morningstar
- Kevin G. Nunn
- Donna Prior
- Jennifer Rehnay
- Michael Satran
- Ross Watson
- Ed Wetterman
- John Wick
We look forward to seeing you there.
I'll be at Chupacabra Con II all 3 days - as the Lone Star Savages North Central Texas representative!
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear it, well read it. Hope to see you there.
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