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Supporting some friends - Rite Publishing's Ruins Perilous

If you are a fan of Rite Publishing, and want to support them I would suggest you go on over to their website and check out what the are planning to do for The Ruins Perilous.  I am supporting them so much I am placing their patron project widget up at my blog, because I know this is going to be good and I want to see this get made.  Talk to you later... 

LPJ Design will release 11 print products over 3 game lines from August 2010 – July 2011 for the Pathfinder Role Playing Game system

Since Gen Con is upon us, I guess it is time for me to release my plans for my print products from my NeoExodus a House Divided, Obsidian Twilight and Pirates of the Bronze Sky gaming lines, which of course, support the Pathfinder Role Playing Game system. Many of these products are already in development, with some already completed awaiting to be released:

 

NEOEXODUS: A HOUSE DIVIDED PRODUCT LINE

• Hostile Environment
• Enemies of NeoExodus: The Folding Circle
• Enemies of NeoExodus: The Crimson Hand
• NeoExodus Campaign Setting
• Magic of NeoExodus
• Secrets of NeoExodus
• Bitter Fruit from the True of Woe
• Dragons of NeoExodus 

OBSIDIAN TWILIGHT PRODUCT LINE

• A Place Beyond Hell Sourcebook
• Untitled Adventure

PIRATES OF THE BRONZE SKY PRODUCT LINE

• Races of Bronze
• Pirates of Bronze Sky Campaign Setting

This list does not include our large list of short PDF we will be releasing through RPGNow.com and Paizo.com, but expect the next 12 months to be a HUGE release period for LPJ Design. Once again, thanks for your support of LPJ Design and our continued success in the future.

34 days left for Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell...

I am just going to be blunt with this one, with 34 days left (just under 5 weeks people) for Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell, we at LPJ Design need to raise $85 a day for the remaining days to get this project off the ground. So if you can help out, then PLEASE DO!!!!  I am not above begging here. We want to make this so if you liked Obsidian Twilight, Think about supporting this.  Talk to you later...

[LPJ Design] The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook patron project

The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook patron project has the goal of designing a sourcebook supplement add-on for the highly successful RPG campaign setting, Obsidian Twilight; for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game system from Paizo Publishing. The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook is adding the genre inspired and influenced work of H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos to this post-apocalypse survival horror fantasy setting.

The project's main designer, Louis Porter Jr., has been involved in the RPG industry for the last decade starting with the creation and development of Haven: City of Violence campaign setting, which is the only RPG to receive a movie option by Radical Comics owner, Barry Levine, before the setting was released. Louis Porter Jr over the last decade has release over 500 RPG related products in both the traditional brick and mortar retail store and the online PDF market. In addition, James “Grim” Desborough of Postmortem Studios; who also wrote on the Obsidian Twilight campaign setting will be the head writer on this project. Porter and Desborough hope the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook can emulate the excitement and interest in this product as they did with the first campaign setting book.

Concept
At its most basic level, this project is about adding another level of fear to the playability of Obsidian Twilight. Unlike most game design projects, the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook project will have the direct input of fans from the very beginning. If you choose to back this project, you will have not only behind-the-scenes looks at the development process but also the opportunity to shape the final product through playtesting rules to provide direct feedback, and even contributing content for the game.

Why is it necessary to involve fans into the creation and development at such an early stage? This will only help strengthen the quality of the final delivery of this project. With the involvement of the internet, it makes it possible to move development and design from a central location with a small group to an “open arena” where may different voice and opinions can be voiced and commented on. Best of all the monsters and rules for the setting can be playtested in various styles and conditions, which only helps make the project better and better.

Objective
The goal of the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook project is to create new group of monsters and villains that supports the Obsidian Twilight setting with a horror and psionics base to them. The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook will be able to easily be inserted into your local Obsidian Twilight home game, or place in to whatever setting you might want to use it in. The Choice is yours.

The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook will be a large softcover book (at least 48 pages) with a full color cover and interior artwork (for the PDF version) and illustrated black-and-white interior art work (for the Print-On-Demand version), and a target retail price of $14.95. In addition, the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook will be available for download, most likely as a PDF for $9.95. (Additional formats, such as that used by Amazon's Kindle, are also being considered.) The target date for publication is late October or early November of 2010, allowing the game to be available for purchase in time for the holiday season.

Patronage and Funding
I like many who have used kickstarter.com, have decided to follow the example of Wolfgang Baur and use a "patronage model" for this project. Basically put, those who are interested in the project can "buy in" at the beginning, giving them admittance to (and influence on) the design process at all stages and once an adequate number of patrons have pledged their support, the project moves forward. The funding goal is to raise $3,000 in roughly 8 weeks.

The fundraising goal $3,000 is the bare minimum that I believe can move the project forward; ultimately, I hope the project will raise several times this amount, primarily through book sales after publication. The amount by which I exceed the $3,000 goal will help to determine how large a print run I can afford as well as how much work I can afford to farm out to freelancers who want to contribute to the project’s design.

If you are interested in joining the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook patron project, Go to out Kickstarter page and sign up or learn more about this patron project. Thank you for your support.

Just got approved by Kickstarter for Obsidian Twilight - A Place Beyond Hell

Just got the good news from Kickstarter.com! So expect to see the actual add for the patron fund raising by tomorrow most likely.  I have to film some video to help get patrons on this project. So expect to see me push this prettey hard for the nexy 2 months to make sure I can get this funded.  Talk to you later.... 

Obsidian Twilight-A Place Beyond Hell Patron Project Write-Up for Kickstarter.com

Since we are finishing up the last little bits before we send Obsidian Twilight to Lulu for POD, I thought I might inform you on the process with Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell Patron Project and give you a look at the write-up that is going up on Kickstarter.com when we officially start this off.  This is just the mock up cover, so no there will be no Khaynites in the setting. Enjoy. Talk to you later...

Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell Patron Project

About this project

The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook project has the goal of designing a sourcebook supplement add-on for the highly successful RPG campaign setting, Obsidian Twilight; for use with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game system from Paizo Publishing.  The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook is adding the genre inspired and influenced work of H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos to this post-apocalypse survival horror fantasy setting.

The project's main designer, Louis Porter Jr., has been involved in the RPG industry for the last decade starting with the creation and development of Haven: City of Violence campaign setting, which is the only RPG to receive a movie option by Radical Comics owner, Barry Levine, before the setting was released.  Louis Porter Jr over the last decade has release over 500 RPG related products in both the traditional brick and mortar retail store and the online PDF market.   In addition, James “Grim” Desborough of Postmortem Studios; who also wrote on the Obsidian Twilight campaign setting will be the head writer on this project.  Porter and Desborough hope the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook can emulate the excitement and interest in this product as they did with the first campaign setting book. 

Concept

At its most basic level, this project is about adding another level of fear to the playability of Obsidian Twilight.  Unlike most game design projects, the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook project will have the direct input of fans from the very beginning. If you choose to back this project, you will have not only behind-the-scenes looks at the development process but also the opportunity to shape the final product through playtesting rules to provide direct feedback, and even contributing content for the game.

Why is it necessary to involve fans into the creation and development at such an early stage? This will only help strengthen the quality of the final delivery of this project. With the involvement of the internet, it makes it possible to move development and design from a central location with a small group to an “open  arena” where may different voice and opinions can be voiced and commented on. Best of all the monsters and rules for the setting can be playtested in various styles and conditions, which only helps make the project better and better.

Background

Since 2000, the d20 System gaming license and the Open Game License (OGL) have allowed publishers to share a common framework for creating roleplaying games using the System Reference Document (SRD), which contains the same core mechanics as those found in Wizards of the Coast's Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition. Under the OGL, third-party publishers use the SRD as the basis of many different games. Eventually, Wizards of the Coast abandons the OGL entirely with Dungeons & Dragons 4th edition, and the new game is even more focused on heroic fantasy at the expense of other genres. Paizo Publishing expanded the concept of the OGL with their creation and development of the Pathfinder Resource Document (PRD) and in turn made a successful open gaming system.  Paizo’s openness to third-party publishers has made it possible for us to develop other genres and setting related to the PRD, of which Louis Porter Jr. Design creation and development of Obsidian Twilight is one of these success stories.

Objective

The goal of the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook project is to create new group of monsters and villains that supports the Obsidian Twilight setting with a horror and psionics base to them.  The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook will be able to easily be inserted into your local Obsidian Twilight home game, or place in to whatever setting you might want to use it in. The Choice is yours.

The Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook will be a large softcover book (at least 48 pages) with a full color cover and interior artwork (for the PDF version) and illustrated black-and-white interior art work (for the Print-On-Demand version), and a target retail price of $14.95. In addition, the Obsidian Twilight: A Place Beyond Hell sourcebook will be available for download, most likely as a PDF for $9.95. (Additional formats, such as that used by Amazon's Kindle, are also being considered.) The target date for publication is late October  or early November of 2010, allowing the game to be available for purchase in time for the holiday season.

Patronage and Funding

I like many who have used kickstarter.com, have decided to follow the example of Wolfgang Baur and use a "patronage model" for this project. Basically put, those who are interested in the project can "buy in" at the beginning, giving them admittance to (and influence on) the design process at all stages and once an adequate number of patrons have pledged their support, the project moves forward. The funding goal is to raise $3,000 in 8 weeks.

The fundraising goal $3,000 is the bare minimum that I believe can move the project forward; ultimately, I hope the project will raise several times this amount, primarily through book sales after publication. The amount by which I exceed the $3,000 goal will help to determine how large a print run I can afford as well as how much work I can afford to farm out to freelancers who want to contribute to the project’s  design.

Process

To provide a starting framework of how this project will perform, I am drawing on my years of experience in the game design process, particularly the time spent developing, editing, and providing rules support for  the over 500 RPG products I have done over the last decade.  We will provide the patrons with a basic outline we are looking to create from. From there, the patrons provide input and guidance on what changes work, what changes don't, and (most importantly) what changes I haven't yet thought of. Senior patrons will have particularly substantial influence, and we will experiment with different collaboration tools to find what works best for this project. Becoming a patron on this project is a great way to gain a design credit on the book, which in turn is a great way to gain experience and build a resume for those interested in pursuing a career in game publishing!

Project location: Cooper City, FL

Obsidian Twilight - A Place Beyond Hell moving to stage one...

Since Obsidian Twilight is now in the home stretch I want to start work on the "sequel", A Place Beyond Hell.  All I will say this this is an add-on to the Obsidian Twilight world and is inspired by Cthulhu mythos so you can guess where this is going.  I hope to have this up and completed by Halloween.  The one big business and marketing difference between Obsidian Twilight and A Place Beyond Hell is that A Place Beyond Hell is going to be funded complete via Kickstarter.  Since this is a special niche type of RPG project, this seems like a logical step.  So start saving up your money to donate and we will announce when this all start and how you can donate.  But here is the breakdown of what you will get WHEN you donate.  Talk to you later...

Pledge $1 or more

•                    My thanks and gratitude. (Come on, it is only a buck what did you think you’re going to get.)

Pledge $5 or more

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

Pledge $10 or more

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one .pdf copy of the final book.

Pledge $25 or more

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one .pdf copy of the final book.

•                    You will see exclusive previews, design essays, and playtest materials that are unavailable to non-patrons.

Pledge $50 or more (Limited to 30)

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one free PDF copy of the final book.

•                    You will see exclusive previews, design essays, and playtest materials that are unavailable to non-patrons.

•                    You will receive one free B&W copy of the final book from Lulu.com.

Pledge $100 or more (Limited to 20)

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one free PDF copy of the final book.

•                    You will see exclusive previews, design essays, and playtest materials that are unavailable to non-patrons.

•                    You will receive one free B&W copy of the final book from Lulu.com, which Louis Porter Jr. will personally sign.

Pledge $150 or more (Limited to 15)

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one free PDF copy of the final book.

•                    You will see exclusive previews, design essays, and playtest materials that are unavailable to non-patrons.

•                    You get to submit one (1) monster to the project that LPJ Design will develop and actually place in the final PDFs and books.

•                    You will receive one free softcover color edition of the final book from Lulu.com, which Louis Porter Jr. will personally sign. There will be a limited amount of color editions made.

Pledge $200 or more (Limited to 10)

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one free PDF copy of the final book.

•                    You will see exclusive previews, design essays, and playtest materials that are unavailable to non-patrons.

•                    You will receive one free softcover color edition of the final book from Lulu.com, which Louis Porter Jr. will personally sign. There will be a limited amount of color editions made.

•                    You get to submit one (1) minor NPC to the project that LPJ Design will develop and actually place in the final PDFs and books.

Pledge $250 or more (Limited to 8)

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one free PDF copy of the final book.

•                    You will see exclusive previews, design essays, and playtest materials that are unavailable to non-patrons.

•                    You will receive one free softcover color edition of the final book from Lulu.com, which Louis Porter Jr. will personally sign. There will be a limited amount of color editions made.

•                    You get to submit one (1) major NPC to the project that LPJ Design will develop and actually place in the final PDFs and books.

Pledge $500 or more (Limited to 4)

•                    We add you to the list of patrons in the final PDF and book.

•                    You will receive one free PDF copy of the final book.

•                    You will see exclusive previews, design essays, and playtest materials that are unavailable to non-patrons.

•                    You will receive one free softcover color edition of the final book from Lulu.com, which Louis Porter Jr. will personally sign. There will be a limited amount of color editions made.

•                    You get to submit one (1) major NPC to the project that LPJ Design will develop and actually place in the final PDFs and books.

•                    You will receive an original piece of artwork of the major NPC that you created drawn by Claudio Pozas.

Google Docs Overhauled, Microsoft Should Be Worried...Patron Project should be glad!

I saw this over at FastCompany.com and I thought this might be interesting to those of us who are doing Patron Projects.  You could get get everyone to directly comment on the actually pages of text that the writers are working one and add suggestions in real time.  Just a thought.  Watch the video and enjoy.  Talk to you later...

Fantasy Monster Patronage Project from Empty Room Studios

Here is something that I thought anyone interested in the RPG publishing business shown know about AND become a patron to.  Empty Room Studios has created the Fantasy Monster Patronage Project and since they are doing some work for me on the new Quartermaster series that I started this would be helpful.  Talk to you later...

Race of Obsidian Twilight: Infernal sketch

Tell us what you think about the artwork.  I Thinks she looks good.

Obsidian Twilight Update

We have just added an all new writer to this project who is taking over everything on Obsidian Twilight. We have been passing ideas and emails back and forth and everythign looks good so far.  We are going to be giving away a free product for Obsidian Twilight to those who donated blood and have become patrons and for everyone else it will be for sale.  So once again, this project is on the move.  Talk to you later...

Open Design to Write Official Paizo Adventure

The influence of Paizo and Pathfinder extends further. Read about it here!!!

So what is going on with Obsidian Twilight...

OK, I think I need to talk about Obsidian Twilight and what is going on with it. It is kind of a Good News / Bad News situation.

Good News: I have gotten a lot of good feedback on people donating blood for this project. For all of you who have done it or are planning to do it, Thank you. You are saving a life.

Bad News: Well we are kind of at a deadstop stand still. Bad US economy. Low sales at all the PDF sale websites for business cashflow. Writer and artistis issues. Just about everything that can go wrong on this project has. So I have been working on it all myself pushing it along SLOWLY. Now with the added work of Grand Theft Exodus, Obsidian Twilight has moved down in priority. BUT HAVE NO FEAR!!! We are putting out Obsidian Twilight. It might take longer then planned, BUT IT IS COMING OUT. So don't worry. Thanks for your support. Talk to you later...

Well it looks like Obsidian Twilight has a cover artist…

We have been talking about it for a while and we have made a gentleman’s agreement in place, so I can finally announce it. It is my sincere pleasure to announce the cover artist for Obsidian Twilight is Mr. Gonzalo Ordonez Arias AKA Genzoman. As you can see his artwork falls very much in line with the ideas and concepts that I wanted to present with this setting. I am planning for Obsidian Twilight to be released on Halloween 2009 with an adventure called All Evil’s Eve also being release around the same time. I can’t wait until we start releasing sample information on Obsidian Twilight. I think people will be pleasantly pleased. Also remember you can still sign up for the Patronage Program with Obsidian Twilight and get you copy way before any one else. So don’t delay because this will not last for ever. Talk to you later…

Stealing back from Steven, whom he stole back from me, which I stole from Wolfgang and Steven...and now Monte Cook.

OK, the title says it all on this one, so if you can't understand it here is the short version to get you caught up:

• Wolfgang Baur came up with the idea of doing patron projects for his RPG Business.
• Steven took the patron project idea, modified it and applied it to his products for his RPG Business and product Lands of the Jade Oath.
• I took Steven's modified patron project idea and modified it again to create my own patron project for Obsidian Twilight.
• Then Steven took back my modified modification of the patron project and started using it for his upcoming Pathfinder Compatibility License patronage project.

But now, I am modifying the modified modification of the patron project (Thanks to Monte Cook) and now we have...

The Ultimate Modification of the Patron Project Stolen (I mean Liberated) idea! Here it is:

You do the patron project (like Wolfgang and Steven) but you base it on a multi-payment system (like LPJ Design) but you put it online at a subscription based website (like Monte) so people can look at you developing the product from the ground up. And since this is a business blog, I have to show where and why that is a good idea to do business wise, so here goes:

Instead of charging a one-time $50 for a person to get behind the scenes and see what is going on and get access to the patron project, you charge the person on a low subscription fee (like $4-10 per month) and give them all kinds of new stuff each week or twice a week, (Every day can be a bit of over load to me but Monte does it well) but keep it up for only one month (30 days) after that take the released material down. So the longer you stay a subscriber the more you get and at the same time people who just come in for one month can’t just grab everything and bail for the low monthly price. Now on the business side, you can keep this site going on forever if you keep releasing product and material for it and when you get ready you can collect parts of it for PDF and Lulu.com based products.

This program would work very well if you wanted to do a “living campaign” like Living Arcanis or Pathfinder Society community. You could submit adventures to subscribed members in this fashion and have they play them at conventions of whatever. I think I could build the NeoExodus: A House Divided and Obsidian Twilight living campaigns they same way. Well I guess this is going to be a busy summer for me. Talk to you later…

[Obsidian Twilight] Accepting Patrons for the Obsidian Twilight Parton Program

Louis Porter Jr. Design, in association with Devil’s Workshop, the Obsidian Twilight Patron Project is now accepting patrons for this project. The Obsidian Twilight Patron Project is inspired from asking the question, “If I combine the Dark Sun and Ravenloft settings, I get...” And from that source inspiration the setting of Obsidian Twilight was born.

“Being a huge fan of the D20/OGL license and the creative openness it brought to the world of RPGs, LPJ Design wanted to do another d20/OGL setting that the fan would love to play, but was really for a specific niche of player. With the 3.5 edition license for Ravenloft reverted back to WOTC and a 3.5 edition Dark Sun only being release as a one-time Paizo created product, a lot of rabid fans of those setting were missing their fix of gaming in those settings, when WOTC when to the 4.0 GSL edition. And I was one of those people who who loved both of the 3.5 OGL versions of the setting and didn't like the changes to 4.0 GSL,” commented Louis Porter Jr., owner of Louis Porter Jr. Design. “With the patron project concept created up by Wolfgang Baur, it seems that it would be a perfect application with Obsidian Twilight.”

As part of the creation process of Obsidian Twilight, LPJ Design will share the manuscript as it evolves over time (and the whole manuscript with some patrons). A Patron Project is a way to look inside the RPG design process, and to suggest changes to it as it is being written, developed and created. Interested parties buy in as patrons of the project. When the project reaches a threshold number of patrons, the project starts moving forward full force. The first manuscript will be open to patrons for play-testing. Patrons will choose which sections will be supported by interior artwork, and look over the shoulders of designers, editors and layout artists to offer suggestions and guidance on the various directions the project could take.

When you order, no matter the patron level, you will send an email to LMPjr007@aol.com confirming that you purchased the patronage, tell us what e-mail you used to purchase the patronage via Paypal.com and what email we should use to contact you with. After that we will inform you with further instruction on what to do. You can choose from four different levels of patronage to support this project. Available here: http://www.lpjdesign.com/obsidiantwilight_patron.html

[LPJ Design] Owen K.C. Stephens hired to work on Obsidian Twilight

Louis Porter Jr. Design announced today the hiring of Owen K.C. Stephens, Author of the Star Wars Roleplaying Game, to join Louis Porter Jr. Design as a developer on the upcoming fantasy horror post apocalyptic setting, Obsidian Twilight compatible with the 3.5 edition of the world's most popular roleplaying game.

“I have worked with Owen on several NeoExodus: A House Divided projects and found him to be an excellent person with a lot of ground-breaking style. I think his knowledge and experience with roleplaying games will be a great asset to the work we are doing on this project.” commented Louis Porter Jr., owner of Louis Porter Jr. Design. “I'm excited to bring him on this Obsidian Twilight patron project. His unlimited inventiveness, originality and amazing understanding of the rules will help position Louis Porter Jr. Design as leaders in the Patron Project RPG business. With the skills and abilities that Owen brings will complement the talent of the other writers, Joshua Cole, Neal Bailey and Chris Field.”

Owen Kirker Clifford Stephens was born in 1970 in Norman, Oklahoma. He was introduced to gaming by his uncle in 1978 (though his uncle now claims no memory of the event) and was instantly hooked. Owen moved with his wife and three cats to the Seattle area in 2000 after accepting a job as a Game Designer at Wizards of the Coast. While there, he worked on numerous Star Wars Roleplaying Game projects and the Wheel of Time Roleplaying Game. He has written freelance for numerous companies, including White Wolf and Steve Jackson Games.

Owen's gaming credits include d20 Critical Locations, d20 Cyberscape, Advanced Player's Manual, The Black Company, EverQuest Player's Handbook, Murder at the Vulgar Unicorn, Power of the Jedi Sourcebook and Star Wars Arms and Equipment Guide.

3 days left, $6,000 to go...

My buddies over at Paradigm Concepts announced their patron project a while back for Crusade. I liked the idea and knew with their Living Arcanis campaign they would get a lot of support. But whne I hear they were asking for $10,500 with this patron project, AND they want to raise it in 30 days, I have to admit I became a little skeptical. Over the last 27 days, I have seen the interst in the project grow and grow. But with 3 days left, and needing $6,000 it is going to take a miracle. So this is a little heads up, if you are a Paradigm Concepts fan and you like Living Arcanis take a second out to support them on this project.

(Personal note: I am not sure that the boys over at Paradigm Concepts know that that Fundable.com, they service they are using to collect the money, only gives you the money WHEN and IF you meet your goal. If you don't meet it, Fundable.com refunds all the money back to the people, so people can not take the precentage of it and run. So you have to start from the beginning again to raise the funds.)

[Obsidian Twilight] Looking at prestige classes...

I just receieved the first rough draft of prestige classes from Chris Field. They seem very fitting for Obsidian Twilight and will work out well. We will make some changes, of course, since we are making changes and modifications to the outline and history on a near daily basis, but this is a solid foundation. I am still working on the remaining three races for the setting. Some of thier racial abilities are quite unique and making sure they would be interesting is a long and tough process.

Remember this Saturday, November the 15th, is the big Obsidian Twilight Patron Project start. The ONLY way to get "dead tree" AKA bookshelf version of this patron project is to be come a patron. Don't miss out on this opportunity. Talk to you later...