OpenQuest Dungeons is on its way

[Newt]

I'm putting the finishing touches on the next OpenQuest book, a collection of articles and adventures called OpenQuest Dungeons.

This blog post at OpenQuestRpg.com sets out what the book aims to achieve. 

• What OpenQuest Dungeons Sets Out to Do

Here's the cover by Jon Hodgson.

 

[Tirapheg]

I'm a sucker for a good dungeon bash, so I'll be buying this when it appears. 

[Newt]

This book is currently with its proofreader while I sort out the art and basic layout. I'm anticipating having it done in September.

Here's a blog post about the contents.

• What's in OpenQuest Dungeons

[Newt]

Overnight while I was sleeping, Dr Mitch turned in his edits for OpenQuest Dungeons. Just over 100 pages of advice on how to use OpenQuest as an exit ramp from DnD into D100 gaming, with three adventures to back it up. Onwards to layout! Pdfs to backers when it's all nicely done, and a pre-order for non-backers will follow.

[Andy Bartlett]

Very much looking forward to this.

[Newt]

With great excitement, here's the first printed version of OpenQuest Dungeons! (For final final proof)

[Newt]

I'm on the last round of proofing before pdfs go out to backers and go to print proof at DriveThruRPG.com, but it occurred to me that OpenQuest Dungeons has a lot of new stuff in it for the game.

OpenQuest Dungeons contains:

• Five New Religions.
• Five New Spells.
• Describes in game terms twenty-six traps.
• Gives details of three non-human species as playable character options.
• Four new Ready Made Concepts.
• Eleven Dungeoneering Actions.
• Three new Dungeon Adventures.
• Thirty-two Non-Player character profiles.
• Six new creatures.
• Twelve stock non-player characters to use in encounters and as retainers.

I'm just putting the finishing touches on the book, and I expect the pdf to go to backers this weekend, then off to print proof on Monday, and pre-orders opening then, too.

Edited September 30, 2023 by Newt