Lords of Gossamer and Shadow

[Jason D]

Will the printed version be sold via Amazon?

Pretty sure the answer to that is "yes," as other Chronicle City products are available through amazon.com.

http://www.chroniclecity.com/lords-of-gossamer--shadow.html

It's not there yet, but I'm sure it will be before too long.

[Evermasterx]

Great! I'll be waiting for my copy.

[Qwilion]

I am also going to work on getting the color version up on amazon, we have to do a slightly different layout with that so I am waiting on our layout artist to get back from vacation.

[Jason D]

I had the craziest realization just now that Shadow Knight, my first "real" game credit, came out in 1993, 20 years ago.

How the time has flown.

[Evermasterx]

I had the craziest realization just now that Shadow Knight, my first "real" game credit, came out in 1993, 20 years ago.

How the time has flown.

But we are still reading and using it for our games...
Good things never grow old.

[finarvyn]

I had the craziest realization just now that Shadow Knight, my first "real" game credit, came out in 1993, 20 years ago.

How the time has flown.

Yeah, it's amazing how long ADRP has been out there, and you've just made me feel really old because I remember when Shadow Knight first came out.

[Jason D]

And it's now available on amazon.com:

http://www.amazon.com/Lords-Gossamer-Shadow-Diceless-Role-Playing/dp/1494977524/

[Evermasterx]

Ordered here in Italy!
Two diceless rpgs in just one year! Great!

[RPGPundit]

Ordered here in Italy!
Two diceless rpgs in just one year! Great!

Yup, we live in hopeful times.

[Jason D]

I wonder if any more are in the works.

I've pitched at Rite Publishing a completely different diceless RPG using the same system (but heavily adapted), completely stepping away from many of the Amber parallels. Something set in our modern world, but with some mystical/mythic elements.

Hopefully, I'll end up writing it.

[brettmb]

I wonder if any more are in the works.

I've pitched at Rite Publishing a completely different diceless RPG using the same system (but heavily adapted), completely stepping away from many of the Amber parallels. Something set in our modern world, but with some mystical/mythic elements.

Hopefully, I'll end up writing it.

Well, if they don't want to do it, pitch it to me

[RPGPundit]

I wonder if any more are in the works.

I've pitched at Rite Publishing a completely different diceless RPG using the same system (but heavily adapted), completely stepping away from many of the Amber parallels. Something set in our modern world, but with some mystical/mythic elements.

Hopefully, I'll end up writing it.

What Brett said!  LoO is an open system; and if you're ever interested in collaborating send me a message.

RPGPundit

[finarvyn]

I wonder if any more are in the works.

I've pitched at Rite Publishing a completely different diceless RPG using the same system (but heavily adapted), completely stepping away from many of the Amber parallels. Something set in our modern world, but with some mystical/mythic elements.

Hopefully, I'll end up writing it.

This does sound interesting. I've been running a campaign for my group based on the "Dresden Files" books and "Charmed" TV show. I think there are enough similar source materials out there to make for a fun game. Let me know if you want a playtester or collaborator as well.

[Jason D]

In all likelihood, my dance card will be filled with support material for LoG&S -- Steve and I are talking about two different smaller works -- but the diceless project is one of those things I've long since wanted to do, and I'll have to see what the landscape is when I am ready to work on it.

It's also one of those possible things that I could just as easily do as a novel or a  short story collection... or both as means of expansion of the setting.

There just isn't enough time in the day.

[RPGPundit]

There just isn't enough time in the day.

Ain't that the truth.