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More RPG stuff - Invisible Sun
Dec. 13th, 2021 08:17 pmRepeat of an offer from June last year, the Invisible Sun fantasy RPG which was one of the most expensive RPGs ever in print form (which includes a ton of cards, statuettes, etc.) but is a lot cheaper as PDFs.
( Invisible Sun )
Last time I said
This isn't the cheapest of these offers I've seen , but it's about a third the normal price of the PDFs, about a tenth the price of the full printed extravaganza with all the props. If you've been put off buying it by the cost this may be your lucky day. From that viewpoint alone I think it's well worth a look.
I think that that's still true. However, I have to add in the interests of honesty that I've never been able to get into this properly - the themes just don't work for me somehow, but I've never been a huge fan of complex magic systems so that probably isn't surprising. I think it has a lot to offer for those who like that sort of thing.
On more thing I should mention, following on from a comment last year - this has nothing whatever to do with the Charles Stross novel of the same title, originally scheduled for 2016 but eventually published earlier this year!
( Invisible Sun )
Last time I said
This isn't the cheapest of these offers I've seen , but it's about a third the normal price of the PDFs, about a tenth the price of the full printed extravaganza with all the props. If you've been put off buying it by the cost this may be your lucky day. From that viewpoint alone I think it's well worth a look.
I think that that's still true. However, I have to add in the interests of honesty that I've never been able to get into this properly - the themes just don't work for me somehow, but I've never been a huge fan of complex magic systems so that probably isn't surprising. I think it has a lot to offer for those who like that sort of thing.
On more thing I should mention, following on from a comment last year - this has nothing whatever to do with the Charles Stross novel of the same title, originally scheduled for 2016 but eventually published earlier this year!
