Even with a proper job, I still find it difficult to order RPG books (or any type of books online) because of other obligations (i.e. bills to pay). So I thought I should look to alternatives for them. I had complementary copies of book in pdf form so why not we print some of them so we had dead tree versions to hold, touch and read in meatspace.
Mini Six
I have had Mini Six printed and bound in a comb binding format for many years. I thought it would great to have one perfect bound which would make it look nicer.
On cardstock, the back cover of the book looks pretty even without fancy illustrations.
Don’t look now, but there is a hell hound in the interior pages.
White Star
I also printed out White Star by James Spahn. The cover looks epic. The guy on the cover reminded me of Nathan Fillion in Firefly ever since I saw it the first time.
I believe I might run this game at some point, perhaps with a setting that is more a modern science fiction setting compared to Star Wars. With planetary jumpgates instead of spaceships, with incomprehensible aliens?
Wait…. the Ice Pirates are in here?
Mecha and Mecha: Kaiju
Do not be fooled. There are actually two books bound as one here. Both Mecha RPG by Chris Perrin and its Mecha: Kaiju supplement by Jacob Ross. I was thinking I of running a Pacific Rim setting for Irfan later.
Archetypes are important. Archetype defines our characters initially. And then fill them out nicely so it becomes a well-rounded characters.
I drew Mecha: Kaiju‘s interior artwork.
There as you can see, I now have three new RPG books. And now to ponder besides Irfan and Ain and the occassional students, who would be able to play a game session with me long enough so I could organise a proper campaign.
This is superb! soo beautiful as if all those books were formally published, thanks a lot, i find it very helpful from all of writings in this blog so far, appreciate it 😁😁
by the way, do you still have all those roleplaying books in pdf format?