I figured we are about due for an update from the Lair…
Both Barbarians of Lemuria ZeFRS edition and BASH Ultimate edition are out of my hands and with the layout folk. Chris at Basic Action Games will be handling the release of the BASH Ultimate edition and I’ll be handling ZeFRS. Both are in the home stretch folks…
I’m going to try something different with Dicey Tales. I’ll be releasing it as a periodical. The first issue will deal with the first part of a pulp era expansion for Barbarians of Lemuria. The second issue will include the raining parts of the pulp expansion. The third issue will revisit Erisa with new material for Legends of Steel.
After that, I will probably try to keep the content pulp-centric –and my definition of pulp is as wide as the genre, so there will be opportunities for material for everything from Sword & Sorcery, Sword & planet, and westerns, to the supernatural and 60’s techno-adventures.
Here is a sample of some more art appearing I Dicey Tales. The character art is from Chris Schieffer, the firearms are by Chris Harper.
As a side note, Chris Harper soon plans to release a set of pulp era firearm stock art. If anyone has a suggestion for a particular weapon please let him know in the comments section.
Po-8 Luger pistol, 1928 Thompson SMG with a cutts compensator, Browning automatic rifle, Lewis Light machine gun, 1917 winchester pump shotgun, Colt single action revolver, webley revolver, Sprinfield 1903 rifle, german 98K rifle,British SMLE rifle, Colt .38 super automatic pistol, Colt .45 automatic pistol, holland and Holland Double rifle, colt model 1908 auto pistol,nagant model 95 revolver,Walther PP/PPk
ReplyDeleteThere are a few for starters
Jeffy!
ReplyDeleteI am digging the character art! It has a real Doug Wildley "Jonny Quest" vibe to it...looking forward to all the pulpy goodness
Excellent news! Those illos from Dicey Tales are pretty tasty. The three guys looking nervous under the sky filled with pteranodons remind me of that action figure diorama form a while back. Nice.
ReplyDeleteIs that Sopwith Camel pilot holding Deckard's pistol in his right hand?