So I've been watching this Kickstarter since it began and now the full
wrap around covers for the three modules have been revealed for the
Astonishing Swordsmen and Sorcerers of Hyperborea.
"The module covers for Ghost Ship of the Desert Dunes, Forgotten Fane of the Coiled Goddess, and Beneath the Comet. These are low resolution images, of course. Look at the gorgeous color work by Daisey Bingham on those back covers! She also did the color work on the Val Semeiks cover illustration for Forgotten Fane." according to Jeffrey Talanian these are going to be the final covers!
You can see them in all of their low rez glory right over on the Kickstarter page right over HERE
I wish I had more time to run AS&SH but there are only so many hours in the day, the game rocks hard and is one of my preferred retroclone systems of choice. There is so much that can be done with the sword and sorcery system. It runs quickly and smoothly and the Hyperborea campaign setting aligns with certain principles of OSR and rpg campaign design in my estimation. My opinion is to get aboard now and maybe get in on the three module action or wait till the pdf hits the virtual shelves.
"The module covers for Ghost Ship of the Desert Dunes, Forgotten Fane of the Coiled Goddess, and Beneath the Comet. These are low resolution images, of course. Look at the gorgeous color work by Daisey Bingham on those back covers! She also did the color work on the Val Semeiks cover illustration for Forgotten Fane." according to Jeffrey Talanian these are going to be the final covers!
You can see them in all of their low rez glory right over on the Kickstarter page right over HERE
I wish I had more time to run AS&SH but there are only so many hours in the day, the game rocks hard and is one of my preferred retroclone systems of choice. There is so much that can be done with the sword and sorcery system. It runs quickly and smoothly and the Hyperborea campaign setting aligns with certain principles of OSR and rpg campaign design in my estimation. My opinion is to get aboard now and maybe get in on the three module action or wait till the pdf hits the virtual shelves.
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