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| Limited Edition cover artwork by Dan Ramos |
Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells IndieGoGo campaign ended about a month ago. It was my first crowdfunding campaign by my own (we made one for the Brazilian version of Sharp Swords & Sinister Spells to pay for a print run and some other stuff), and so far I am really happy with it (even though the currency exchange is quite bad for me, as I receive less for the dollar than I pay for it).
Anyway, one of the last goals of the project was to release a artless version of the game for free too, to make the game more accessible and easy to use. So why not share the current draft of the rules here too with character sheets to go with it. This way you all can play the game while we wait for it to be ready!
So grab the complete Draft Text of Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells RPG here! It takes some time to load all the content, but it's worth it, I promise you!
Grab the Character Sheets here, and here!
If you don’t know what exactly Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells is, check out the projects page here.
And if you are wondering if the project is moving along, it is! Artists are showing me their sketches, the editor is working on the last half of the draft, I am making my own art (have done 10 full pages and plan to do at least 3 more and other small pieces) and I’ve enlisted another graphic designer to help me with the lay out phase once we get there! Below is one of the latest sketches sent me by Dan Ramos, the artist who created the Limited Edition Hardcover cover image! This one is for the combat chapter!
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| Dan Ramos latest Sketch |
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I have questions about the mob rules. Here is how I understand it : by grouping creatures in a mob, you basically consider each monster as having as many HD as the mob for the rolls they make and the Powerful Opponent rule. By losing members, the mob's HDs diminishes. Everything else is unchanged (how any single member attack, how much damage they do, how much vitality they have, etc.) Am I understanding that correctly?
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There is an extensive variety of real swords for sale in stores all over the world. Some of them feature the same designs as of the original swords. Some of them also have the real blades made up of steel but some have fake blades as well and the swords are made up of plastic or foam.
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