codeflayer

u/codeflayer





r/osr•

So I've been writing a campaign. It began as prepping for running a new campaign with my play group but, as our current campaign has dragged on, I've ended up writing over 200 pages of content with over 100 NPCs and monsters, dozens of battle maps and over 40 sessions worth of content. Along the way I decided I wanted to try publishing it on the off chance people might like to play it. At the very least I wanted something nice to sit on my shelf when I was done.

I'm pretty close to being done other than some editing, a few more maps and drawing a bunch of illustrations, so I started looking into license and copyright requirements. Man am I confused. My campaign doesn't use any D&D prote

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r/TMNT•

I recently picked up Splintered Fate. I'm mostly an old school fan (OG comics, 80's cartoon) so I haven't fully kept up with all the various iterations. In Splintered Fate, Slash is portrayed as an ally of the TMNT and Leatherhead doesn't have the Cajun accent or aesthetic. So what setting is the game based on?

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I've been avoiding this sub to stay spoiler free. My friend suggested this serious to me and I've loved books one and two and have three coming this month from Amazon. I picked up the hardcovers but only see paperbacks for 4-6. Searching around I can't find any info on if they're making hardcovers of 4-6 so here I am wondering if that's going to be a thing or if I will have to go with an unmatched set. Any help here is appreciated. Thanks!

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