I'm curious if any of the Spanish speakers here have any experience with Aventuras en La Marca del Este from Spain. System, setting?
They've recently started a Kickstart for an English translation (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/davebrown/adventures-in-the-east-mark-the-red-box) of which I've backed, but would like to find more information about the B/X variant of the rules and especially more detail on the setting.
The art for the game is just jawdroppingly gorgeous. This is the cover of the Red Box set.
(http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae62/Yourswordismine/EastMark%20Stuff/PortadaCajaRoja-mejoradaManzanedo_zps9086dddd.jpg) (http://s958.photobucket.com/user/Yourswordismine/media/EastMark%20Stuff/PortadaCajaRoja-mejoradaManzanedo_zps9086dddd.jpg.html)
This is the Iconic for the Cleric Class
(http://i958.photobucket.com/albums/ae62/Yourswordismine/EastMark%20Stuff/EMRBCleric_zps64f4ab2e.jpg) (http://s958.photobucket.com/user/Yourswordismine/media/EastMark%20Stuff/EMRBCleric_zps64f4ab2e.jpg.html)
No experiences with it, but it looks like a tweaked Moldvay D&D (as in 80% the same as B/X D&D) with a fantastic new paint job. Which could be very cool.
BTW I think you would have got more responses to this post had you put the English title for the RPG in the thread title.
All a know is that it's an OD&D retroclon, but I haven't read or play it myself. A while back they managed to have the book printed in Argentina so we didn't have to pay international shipping in euros (it's very expensive for us) and they could keep the cost low, which speaks very well about the guys behind the game.
All people I know who has played it seems to like it, so that's a good sign. And yes, the art is amazing.
I'm not familiar with it at all, sorry.
Quote from: RPGPundit;701350I'm not familiar with it at all, sorry.
That's ok. We're actually discussing it over here in the Thread with its English title. (http://www.therpgsite.com/showthread.php?t=28035)
cool.