An old-school RPG'ing Blog presenting the Lands of Ara fantasy RPG campaign setting and lots of other stuff.
The Lands of Ara campaign setting copyright 2009, 2010, 2011, Lands of Ara Enterprises. The Lands of Ara™ is a trademark of Lands of Ara Enterprises. Authors (unless otherwise specified): Carter Soles and Spawn of Endra.
The Lands of Ara is released under the terms of the Open Game License v1.0a, copyright 2000, Wizards of the Coast, Inc. All gaming content on The Lands of Ara blog is hereby declared Open Game Content (see license here).Unless otherwise noted, all artwork is reproduced without license or permission. All art posted here is a copyright of the owner.
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Nice job! I'm sitting down to read it now...
ReplyDeleteOK, good show! I love the sense of fun. I was smiling whilst paging through. Symbol of Porn definitely got an uncontrolled bark of laughter that startled Daisey.
ReplyDeleteSweet! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAfter having a quick look at it I gave you a shout-out on my blog. Its really nice and deserves the attention.
ReplyDelete@5stone: THANKS!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats and well done :-)
ReplyDeleteJust downloaded it and spent five minutes flipping through it - looks great! I'll print it out tomorrow so I can give it a proper read during the week. Well done guys.
ReplyDeleteThanks! While I can take credit for a good deal of the content, really all the aesthetics are thanks to our great artists and editor Spawn!
ReplyDeleteCarter just DLed it and will take a look. The artwork looks incredible and I'm sure the content will be a lot a fun to. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is great stuff, really love the feel and style and can only imagine your campaign is really awesome. Must be a blast to play!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Good fun. Thanks very much. As it happens, I share your enthusiasm for the under-exploited dimetrodon (always among my favorite plastic dinos back in the day).
ReplyDeleteWow! Nice layout job and man, the content just rocks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the positive feedback folks! I am so glad you are enjoying the Compandium.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you and Spawn
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to read, while currently enjoying a week at the beach!
Loving it - my only disappointment is that the Eyepecker genus wasn't expanded as you once promised... remember E is for Eyepecker in 2011 and my hoped for:
ReplyDeleteBallbreaker
Peckerpincher
Testiclethief
@Jovial: Clearly we will have to stat up the Peckerpincher and the Testiclethief for the next Compendium.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your beach week!