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Morgenstern’s Spellbook and Resnet’s Spellbook are now available for bundle purchase at DriveThruRPG. Buy them together and save $1.50. Unfortunately, DriveThruRPG only allows bundles on PDF items at this time, so I can’t make a POD bundle. I’ll look into an omnibus edition for printing in the near future. 
I’ll update soon with a link directly to the product, but in the meantime, here is a link to the Hudspeth Games general page at DriveThru: http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/index.php?manufacturers_id=3210&filters=0_0_0_0. That should keep you interested for all of 3 seconds. 9^> Slàinte, Q I just put the finishing touches on a short D&D setting hack that I’ve been working on for the past week. I play D&D biweekly with some local friends, and we have a deal where we swap off between two GMs (and campaigns) every three sessions or so. We’ve just shifted around to a different pair with Nelson running his first campaign with us. That started me thinking about planning ahead so I can take over for Joe when his campaign ends, assuming Mark doesn’t have something to run. I’ve had an idea for how to kick off the campaign for a little while now, but not much else. So I started thinking about overall plot. Now, I suck at the looking-three-moves-ahead thing, and developing a plot is my Achilles heel. So, when the barest thought struck me for a hack to the standard setting, I dove into it with gusto. See, that sort of stuff I can obsess over. It’s pretty much all I’ve been thinking about for days. I thought, why not explore a world where magic comes easily to everyone? Rather than having your standard spellcasting classes, anyone can learn to cast spells through feats. I ran with it from there, and now I have three new classes (which are probably overpowered, because, hey, it’s me, right?) and a nifty way of handling spells and psionics. So, now I have to get back to considering plot and long-term structure. Which never survives the first encounter with the players anyway. Once we start playing around with these rules and new classes and see how they balance out, I plan to share them with the world at large. Slàinte, Q Just finished uploading the second “printing” of Morgenstern’s Spellbook to DriveThruRPG. There were a few clarity and game balance issues that needed fixing, specifically on the spells Brevard’s Opalescent Tentacles, Disruptive Burst, Greater Disrupt Undead, Improved Disrupt Undead, Mundingle’s Arthritic Touch, and Symbol of Searing. Enjoy the new printing. Q Remember Caltrops, that first supplement from Hudspeth Games? Well, it just got its first review over at DriveThruRPG. Here’s what NB Neil had to say:
Life is sweet.
Morgenstern’s Spellbook is a collection of 60 new and original spells. It’s designed to be used whole, as a treasure item, or as a new source of spells for your campaign. It was originally conceived during a spate of productivity while guest-DMing for Joe Levy’s recent D&D campaign. As with all my RPG work, the pdf is available through DriveThruRPG. I’m also setting this one up for print on demand, since it’s around 26 pages. Slaintè, Q |
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