Beyondthebreach wrote:Thanks for the great module! I'm going to try to sneak away from the kids for a little bit to read it.Looks like I got one of the last copies an hour or two before you sold out.
bbarsh wrote:BtB in the house!
Beyondthebreach wrote:Yeah, I'm still around. I'm a little out of touch these days, but a friend pointed me in the direction of Insidious, so I thought I'd get a copy.I see you have some adventures of your own - I was just looking at your website. I'll be placing an order soon.
ATOM wrote:Good module! I enjoyed reading it today. Jim Roslof's Art is pretty neat, but a few interior pieces look rushed in my opinion. The dark shading is just chucked down in blobs without much blending into the pencil work. Did he inkthe pieces or leave them pencil?The cover is digitally painted. Did Jim do that himself? Or did you have someone else digitally colour it? I really like the original lineart for the coverthat is included inside the mod. The colouring is not really 100% especially the reds which are just basically scribbled on with the tablet pen. The background characters have far more detailing than the foreground zombie?Sorry for nit picking the art, I still think its pretty neat. Its just the finishings a tad off.The module itself is pretty good and well written, I would heartily recommend it anyone.Nice work, looking forward to the next one.
ATOM wrote:Good module! I enjoyed reading it today. Jeff Easley's Art is pretty neat, but a few interior pieces look rushed in my opinion. The dark shading is just chucked down in blobs without much blending into the pencil work. Did he inkthe pieces or leave them pencil?The cover is digitally painted. Did Jeff do that himself? Or did you have someone else digitally colour it? I really like the original lineart for the coverthat is included inside the mod. The colouring is not really 100% especially the reds which are just basically scribbled on with the tablet pen. The background characters have far more detailing than the foreground zombie?Sorry for nit picking the art, I still think its pretty neat. Its just the finishings a tad off.The module itself is pretty good and well written, I would heartily recommend it anyone.Nice work, looking forward to the next one.
ashmire13 wrote:Mine is now in hand! Looks fantastic, great to have (considering the impending firestorm, jailings, lynchings and general end of the world) and looking forward to reading it later. And a big thanks to Malc for bringing it back from GenCon for me and posting it this side of the water.Cheers!
lokiwookie wrote:As I stated in non-TSR silliest price, can we consider TSR1 is already a collector? http://cgi.ebay.com/Insidious-softcover ... Dragons-1s t-/220656078917 Anyone else bought extra copies to resell them like this?(I bought two copies for me, one for play, one for the collection)
burntwire brothers wrote:Just updated the website. The "revamped" version of the TSR1 PDF is now available but the hard-copies are several weeks out at least.I hope you like "ADnD" or "Advanced Dwarves Nymphs and Dinosaurs" AKA: ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS http://diecastgamesinc.comBTW: I was able to "shrink" it down to 28 interior pages by losing the notes page and tightening up the line spacing a bit. It didn't hurt when I tossed the OGL page as well
