I guess this images just says it all...

Well I have wanted to update Obsidian Twilight to an updated version which we are calling Obsidian Apocalypse and after much debate it looks like this is going to be a Kickstarter project.  We started working on this a few month ago but we ran into some issues.  We have now handled those issues are are moving forward with this with full steam.  Expect to hear and see more and more over the upcoming months of the changes we have planned  for this setting and the big name that we are going to attempt to recruit for this project, including the possible recruitment of the biggest name in Pathfinder horror based games, Richard Pett. That is right, WE WANT RICHARD PETT ON THIS PROJECT and we are not taking "NO" for an answer.  Keep checking back for updates on this upcoming masterpiece of Post-Apocalyptic Survival Horror for Pathfinder fantasy.  Talk to you later...

Obsidian Evolved's Uzamati race draft released for Pathfinder

Just I just uploaded the draft version of the Uzamati race for Obsidian Evolved. Go to Paizo.com message board where you can download a copy of it and get in on the conversation.  Tell us what we have done right, what we have done wrong and what more you would like to see.  Thanks for your support with this upcoming setting. Talk to you later...

Obsidian Twilight Update with a NeoExodus thrown in...

Every Pathfinder focused Kickstarter project has been successful since Dec 10, 2010

This was an interesting little fact that I just happen to notice while looking at new Pathfinderfinder projects to donate to, but every Pathfinder focused Kickstarter project has been successful raising money since Dec 10, 2010.  Even Sailing the Starlit Sea looks like it is going to be a success. Sounds crazy right? Or is it something else? A lot of people are starting to take notice of Kickstarter due to the amazing successes of The Order of the Stick Reprint Drive and Double Fine Adventure.  So if you are a 3PP and you make Pathfinder products, what have you been waiting for to start your own kickstarter project?  LPJ Design has a new kickstarter project, NeoExodus Adventure: Origin of Man for Pathfinder RPG, starting in less than a month and most likely are going to do a kickstarter project for the update release of the Obsidian Twilight game line, tentatively called Obsidian Evolved just in time for Halloween. Just something to think about next time you are not sure you want to try kickstarter.  Talk to you later...

LPJ Design Facebook membership drive and Obsidian Twilight Update

So I have decided that I am going to make the month of March the membership drive for the LPJ Design Facebook page. I know a lot of you who come to the blob site don't always make it over to our Facebook page which means you are missing out on some really cool stuff like original sketches and artwork, previews of upcoming products for example.  So take a second and head over to our Facebook page and "LIKE US" and be like all the cool kids in town.

I am also working on the update of Obsidian Twilight  which I am tentatively calling Obsidian Evolved. I have started on reworking the races and have completed the Exalted, Genesai, Infernals and Harrowed. They have been updated, slightly depowered in some case and brought more inline with Pathfinder racial constraints based on the upcoming Advanced Race Playtest and the Advanced Player's Guide.  Including finally giving Exalted the option to have wings if they want (what kind of angel hybrid doesn't have wings?) or a venomous bite attack for Infernals. This is going to be a lot of fun and I am thinking about doing something crazy like selling it to previous owner of Obsidian Twilight for $1 and the new Obsidian Evolved for only $5 for the first 30 days of sales. I am going to add new content including psionic rules set (based off of Dreamscarred Press' Psionics Unleashed) to make sure this feels perfectly like survival horror for Pathfinder done right.   I am planning on a October release just in time for Halloween.  Start saving your pennies be cause LPJ Design is very busy!  Talk to you later...