Leew

On 9/27/2021 at 8:15 PM, Sid Vicarious said:

The setting is very much like the Hyborian Age, with fewer anachronisms, and more sand. 

Its been tied to various rulesets over the last 12 years or so (d20, Legend, Pathdinder 1e, D&D 5e, and others) so there are releases in all them, and some in multiple systems; The Spider God's Bride is in both d20 and Legend, for example. For d100, Mongoose Legend has at least 3 titles.

https://xoth.net/publishing/index.htm  has free players guides to download.

 

 

Thank you for the link! I wonder how hard would it be to adapt the Player's guide to BRP...

Edit: or the mongoose actually does that?

10 hours ago, Sid Vicarious said:

I know Morten had talks with Chaosium about the possibilty of bringing the World of Xoth to the RQ ruleset. Alas, it was not to be, which is a great pity. But S&S is full of great pities.

 

An awful truth here. Never read much into Xoth, how is it? Been thinking of sticking to AS&SH rules anyway, to try something I am not used to DMing (I find BRP so more intuitive.

On 9/18/2021 at 5:44 AM, Newt said:

On the Swords and Sorcery front I used to publish The Savage North for OpenQuest. After a good ten years its finally out of print though to make way for a new version The Saga of the Savage North 🙂  Here's the detail of the cover by Jon Hodgson, out later this year, early next 🙂

 

 

That looks really nice. Maybe I can work with this as basis, and using the setting proposed by AS&SH like ThornPlutonius...

Thank y'all for the tips! Such a shame Xyserdon didn't got to see the light of day. Maybe it oculd be adapted to Mythras too?

Hello there!

I've been reading AS&SH for a while and really like the setting and flavour, but since I'm more familair with BRP, would you lads know anything that scratch this Weird Fantasy itch on our beloved system?