Here's some examples:
There are literally hundreds more pieces of art in here, and for the first time in a long time I plan on using art from a "monster book" in game, even if my game is Swords & Wizardry these days. All I need to do is swap the ACs (as we are using ascending) and we're good to go.
+Joseph Bloch , let me say it again - well done!
This particular credit has to go to the artists. I was extraordinarily fortunate to have such a great team working on the illustrations.
ReplyDeleteOh, and a quick formula to convert descending to ascending AC:
ReplyDeleteAscending AC = | Descending AC - 10 |
Where the thing inside the | marks is Absolute Value (i.e., ignore the negative sign and just use the number itself).
I would think, the formula would be like this instead:
DeleteAscending AC = 20 - descending AC
For example: descending AC 2 = ascending AC 18 (20-2). And descending AC -6 = Ascending AC 26 (20 - -6 = 20+6)
Either one would work, I think.
DeleteTomorrow I'll have my review up, but I love that Succubus.
ReplyDeleteGotta say she's one of my favorites, too. That and the sidhe.
DeleteI love this style of art. So reminiscent of my early experiences with AD&D. Looking forward to picking this up for the art (and then probably convert to DCC RPG) ;)
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