The Dresden Files RPG

Hope too see this come

HAY!, what are “Tut Tut”s game stats?

Is there any plans for LARP rules? I emailed you about it recently but haven’t had a response. I’d love to help with that if needed.

I (and the 8 players in my group) am really looking forward to Dresden RPG. It’s a must buy when it comes out!!

Ditto. I just ran a SotC hack with a friend of mine — who turned out to have been a (unfortunately tight-lipped!) player in an early Dresden Files RPG playtest — and now I want it more than ever

Fred, I would just like to say Don’t Rest Your Head is possibly my favorite RPG of all time. I can’t wait to see what else you and your genius come up with in The Dresden Files RPG.

On a side note: Is there anyway you guys could release some more information on the Starblazers RPG?

I’m a big Dresden RPG booster but I have to tell you its been a while. Butcher’s Turn Coat complicates things. He can write a whole book by himself while you research the RPG.

I hope you can keep up with the Dresdenverse additions from the new book. (insert spoiler here) and anything he adds while you fine tune. People are going to want the game to cover what they know when it comes out.

I say nice things to people who’ve given up waiting. Looking forward to the RPG.

Sigurd

@fred
You have to have your publishing goals and at this point I think sooner is better than perfect. Still Turn Coat introduced the concept of a wizard’s sanctum and gave a lot of concrete organizational information about the white council. Without worrying too much about the plot or characters I think the setting information would be welcome.

Sigurd

I was wondering, are there going to be supplements after the core book is released, like on book on the Vampire Courts, or another on the different Werewolves. With plots and ploys to explain the politics and game mechanics more in depth?

Can’t wait! really looking forward to seeing some item creation information. Jim thinks up the coolest enchanted weapons and nick-knacks.
As a fan, all I want to say is: If you do justice to the books (which I know is what you want to do) I’ll be there with cash in hand.

@fred

>>Not everyone can afford Turn Coat in its current form.

Fred, as a side note for cash-strapped fans… don’t forget about libraries! True, libraries don’t let you keep the books, but they are a great resource for Dresden info. The library in my area has all of the Dresden files available in book format, and we have the books on CD as well. All for free!

We know that the older the corpse is, the more powerful the zombie, and human zombies are more powerful (but it is more evil to create them), I wonder…

What would happen if Sue the Zombie T-Rex faced off against, say, a zombified Turkana boy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkana_Boy).

WELCOME TO NECROMANIA! IN THIS CORNER, WEIGHING IN AT OVER 141 THOUSAND POUNDS AND AGED AT OVER 65 MILLION YEARS… OUR CHAMPION, SUE THE ZOMBIE T-REX!

AND IN THIS CORNER, WEIGHING IN AT 95 POUNDS AND AGED AT 1.5 MILLION YEARS, OUR CHALLENGER, TURKANA BOY!

ALL RIGHT NECROFANS! LET’S GET READY TO RUMBLLLLLE!!!!