Re: Sphere Guides

In my opinion the Rock of Bral is the best of the supplements. It is pure
SJ, well developed, and not as slipshod as many of the ther products in the
line. I believe you can get a pdf online for about  $5  (US)  on EN World.
-Loki

On 3/15/07, Steven <steven.james.1@??????????.??.uk> wrote:
>
> Scott
> there's was some very good SJ items published when the setting came out,
> you
> should try and get them as .pdf or even off amazon or ebay.
> Rock of Bral, Realmspace etc etc
> They really add flavour and info for places to base your own campaigns
> directly on, or alter to taste.
>
> :)
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> Subject: Re: [SPELLJAMMER] Sphere Guides
>
> Wow. Mr. Shepherd described excellently how space feels small to me, and
> great ideas about what to do about it.
>
> I am also reminded of my explorations of the abandoned space area on an
> old
> MUCK. Most of the systems were small and undescribed -- while perhaps this
> is appropriate for someplace where the only notoriety is some mineral-rich
> asteroids and no habitable worlds or colonies, in many cases a world _was_
> sort of described, but there wasn't much to see, just a single room
> describing the port and what it's like looking at the planet from orbit,
> or
> something. Other times, a system clearly existed for the gratification of
> the player who built it 'behold, my mighty SDF-1 ripoff is here, look how
> great I am muwahahahaha!'. Often, a spaceport would actually be described
> in
> a bit of detail, but not the rest of the planet. But in a rare handful of
> cases, someone had actually described an entire space station and its
> interior, or not just a spaceport but the city surrounding it and
> sometimes
> a bit of the area beyond that!
>
> Perhaps it would be a good idea for someone to actually describe what
> settlements on a given world are like? If there is a specific spaceport
> then
> certainly that place, but if there is some civilization on a world then
> perhaps some idea of what their settlements are typically like so a DM has
> some idea if the party decides to land there. Adventure hooks for given
> planets would be good too.
>
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