Check it out! This week in RPGPundit Presents, we give you The Hunters (http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/232680/RPGPundit-Presents-17-The-Hunters), a new and exciting adventure scenario for Lion & Dragon (https://www.rpgnow.com/product/226022/), though of course usable in any OSR or fantasy setting, particularly if you want one that tends toward grittiness and somewhat dark low-fantasy.
WARNING: this adventure scenario has some fairly edgy themes.
There's children going missing in the area around the town of Twobridges. But who is responsible? Could it be the dashing young local lord and his band of misfit monster-hunters? Or is it something much more dangerous and supernatural? What's the dark secret of the Devil's Tor?
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You can get RPGPundit Presents #17: The Hunters at DriveThru (http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/232680/RPGPundit-Presents-17-The-Hunters), or in the Precis Intermedia store (http://www.pigames.net/store/product_info.php?products_id=907), either way, for just $2.99!
How usable is Lion & Dragon with DCC? I am definitely using Dark Albion and Chaos Cults inspiration and I just ordered physical copies of L&D today.
Quote from: bat;1022818How usable is Lion & Dragon with DCC? I am definitely using Dark Albion and Chaos Cults inspiration and I just ordered physical copies of L&D today.
Hmm, well, they're very different games, both in terms of power levels and in terms of themes. Extremely different.
However, Cults of Chaos could probably go really sweetly with certain styles of DCC. And there's always stuff you could borrow out of L&D to use in DCC.
Why do you always say in posts here it's for Lion and Dragon, but on the description on OBS it says for Dark Albion?
Quote from: JeremyR;1023001Why do you always say in posts here it's for Lion and Dragon, but on the description on OBS it says for Dark Albion?
Well, it's set in the Albion setting, but the stats in the book are for Lion & Dragon, so technically both are right.