Nimothian

I've not used lulu before, but I'm impressed with the affordability. I was able to get all of the premium printing and paper upgrades for right around $22, and that included tax and shipping.

Thanks for the scenario editor. I've been using it to create a campaign and it has worked great! I do have a couple of questions: 1) I noticed someone back in 2017 asked about the Stygia marketplace and half the ship map (Tigress). It was later answered that it would be available, but it doesn't seem to be available now. Any chance of adding this option? In particular, I've created a scenario that uses the Vandal (not the Tigress) but to the same effect. 2) I notice that a number of tiles are missing from the Stygia expansion: eternal guard, scorpion brood mother, etc. I'm using Safari, so I don't know if that's an issue? Besides these questions, I just wanted to give a word of thanks! It's an excellent tool. Looking forward to using it more in the future.

So, I’ve been visiting this website for over half a year now and the Conan section has been “under construction” for all that time. I’m not sure if that’s code for something else related to the property license or if the construction will ever end. My question is this: In 2020 with the release of the new Conan Kickstarter can we expect to see the Conan side of the Overlord website firing on all cylinders? Or is it forever caught in limbo? Thanks to Matt John, I’ve found the Facebook page to be more active than the company website, and yet I’d imagine the company would want to drive people here. I can tell you that leaving the site “under construction” indefinitely doesn’t help to attract new users, nor does it instill confidence in existing ones. Any official word on the future of the Conan side of this website would be appreciated.

I look forward to trying this out. I noticed it’s labeled “part 1”, which begs the question of whether there are more scenarios that follow this one?

Thanks for this! I’m sure I’m not the only one who appreciates it, greatly.

Yes, I’m referring to the fan-made scenarios, along with official scenarios and other third party scenarios, all rolled into a large (indexed) compendium that when printed would be something like 150-200 pages of high quality play-tested scenarios. I think that would be a real asset to the community. I often hear people complain that there aren’t many scenarios (usually four per expansion and roughly eight in the main box). I imagine this could probably include 50+ scenarios, all in one easily accessible volume.

Hello all, I’m new to these forums and to this community but have been really enjoying playing Conan for sometime now. After purchasing the retail game from a local comic store I went out and got the full Kickstarter king pledge on eBay and added the Nordheim expansion, so I’ve got most of the product now. What I don’t have is math scenarios that utilize all of the great product out there. I have, of course, utilized the forums which provide a lot of great unofficial scenarios, and have bookmarked some. I also picked up the monolith 2d20 sourcebook which has the campaign and a few extra scenarios that require alternative game boards. What I’d really like to see, and perhaps this is a suggestion to Monolith or any third party producer that could package such an item, is that a single book be released as a compendium of scenarios that contains all of the best official/unofficial scenarios. It would probably be a great item to offer with an upcoming 2020 Kickstarter. The more quality scenarios that are out there in circulation, utilizing more of the seldom used pieces, the more the market will go after completing their Conan game set with all the other pieces they don’t already own. What are your thought from the community of players? Would you want this kind of product? Would you use it? Do you think it would help to generate new sales for the more obscure product?