Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Grimgrin 01-10-08, 09:02 PM	This is a suppliment for a classic 3.5 D&D game but is specifically made for my own HB steampunk campaign, Cabbages & Kings. Posted in PDF format for easy reading and themeatic artwork. Onyx Isle PDF (http://grimgrin4488.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/onyx_isle.pdf)
Giradius 01-11-08, 05:11 PM	Nice one thanks, I had a quick scan read and looks quite cool, (I especially liked the explenation for the high female population, very scientific, rare in fantasy, many people just get lazy and blame it on a god). You seem to have penchant for adding the bizzare into games with your work with Wonderland, Oz, I even saw Joust (I rememeber playing that as a kid on my Atari XE) which is always interesting, Do you have anything of your steampunk setting? I would be quite keen to have a look. once again thanks for sharing.
DebiHuman 01-11-08, 06:24 PM	A quick look from me too: it looks really good. Debby
Grimgrin 01-12-08, 04:43 PM	You seem to have penchant for adding the bizzare into games with your work with Wonderland, Oz, I even saw Joust (I rememeber playing that as a kid on my Atari XE) which is always interesting, Do you have anything of your steampunk setting? I would be quite keen to have a look. once again thanks for sharing. Wonderland d20 is clockworkpunk to me. The closest I have come to steampunk campaigns are made for when I have done d20 Modern games. "Ancient Mechas" deals with mechas created before computers and "War In the Air" is based on the HG Wells novel of the same name. I am also working on a campaign based on "Metal Slug" video game. PDFs (Little slow in loading): WAR IN THE AIR PDF (http://www.freewebs.com/grimgrin4488/War%20in%20the%20Air%20d20.pdf) Ancient Mechas (Several PDFs) (http://www.freewebs.com/grimgrin4488/ancientmecha.htm)