Once I got going on this little experiment, I decided it might also be fun to throw in some alternate rules and make Pars Fortuna into a toolbox for customizing a fantasy game. To that end, I inserted an alternate spell casting system, encumbrance rules and rules for weapons and armor. The result was a game largely compatible with Swords and Wizardry and other old school clones (and their originals) but with a fun twist.
Pars Fortuna is playable as is, or you can take the elements you like and insert them in your own campaign.
Pars Fortuna comes in two forms, the free basic rules and the complete rules, which can be purchased at Lulu.com. If you've really become a fan of the setting (or just like the art) you can purchase t-shirts as well.
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ReplyDeleteI wondered if there would be any way to selle the "Complete Rules" rulebook on Amazon.com, just like "Basic Fantasy RPG". It would be great since Amazon has better (IMHO) conditions for shipment and postal charges.
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I'm sorry. I just do print-on-demand to avoid any overhead. Publishing is just a hobby for me.
DeleteI've had this one for a while now, but I wanted to take a moment just to say... 'well done'
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteIf you were to use Createspace.com for your POD then they get added to Amazon automatically if you are interested in that. I have used Lulu myself in the past and will likely move on to Createspace for any future projects.
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