White Zombie d20

Critical Locations is a book about places (like police stations, banks, bars) ;)

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21-08-2006 19:56

Okay. Yeah. That makes more sense than critical hit locations for d20 System.

THAT I like. If it's a book of canned locations, complete with characters there, THAT is a good idea. :)

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21-08-2006 20:31

Here's link: http://ww2.wizards.com/Company/Pro ducts/Default.aspx?doc=953700000

If it contained well described locations along with NPC's and other stuff... Well, it would be fine. But Critical Locations is rather a set of maps + some adventure hooks and a small (AFAIK) number of characters. Thus - not a good product ;).

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21-08-2006 22:55

When i wrote about Critical Locations i thought about book, which was pointed out later by Rebound. Ok - OGL & some mechanic things convinced me, but in my opinnion WotC have been working very badly in last months up to now (try to check this ). Be aware, if U won`t wake up on sinking boat ;)

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21-08-2006 23:41

From what I've seen, WotC's support for d20 Modern has always been a bit shakey. The best material for the game has been produced by former WotC staffers through a company called the Game Mechanics and distributed by Green Ronin.


Oh, and then there's these third-party Modern OGL products of pure genius: http://www.geocities.com/nuelow/d2 0moderna.html ;)

(In all seriousness, "Spookmaster, "Alien Abductee," and "Masked Avenger" are three of my personal favorites as far as products I've written. The overall series has dissapointed me sales-wise, but at least "Spookmaster" did well!)

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22-08-2006 00:22

FYI, I just posted another draft preview from "White Zombie." (It's an extensive bit of text, and it's one of the cornerstones of the adaptation.)

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24-08-2006 08:28