Residual Magic
The official posting for my first solo publication is up at Goodman Games. It's number 31 in the Dungeon Crawl Classics line and is titled The Transmuter's Last Touch*. Originally I named it Residual Magic when I handed it in to Joseph Goodman more than a year ago now, but he renamed it, I suppose, to give it a more retro-D&D-sounding name. (Currently the module is shown with a yellow background, but I'm trying to convince Goodman to go with a different color. Something more like this, methinks.)
Note that it's only going to be $2! Goodman likes to do these occassional super-affordable adventures as a promotion, and my mini-adventure is the module of choice.
* (For the uninitiated, transmutation is a school of magic in D&D that involves the changing of forms, physically or otherwise. )
A new Escapee, espisode 44, is up now.
Note that it's only going to be $2! Goodman likes to do these occassional super-affordable adventures as a promotion, and my mini-adventure is the module of choice.
* (For the uninitiated, transmutation is a school of magic in D&D that involves the changing of forms, physically or otherwise. )
A new Escapee, espisode 44, is up now.
posted by Jeff LaSala at 7:41 AM
3 Comments:
I liked the yellow. It drew out the flame breath more than the lime. But I'm sure you must have reasons.
Why the color change?
//H
I like the yellow as well, for much the same reason, though the longer I look, the more it starts to remind me of mustard.
I think having something that's not yellow provides contrast for the parts of the picture that ARE yellow. But more importantly, the "Only $2!" bit gets lost with a yellow background. Should stand out more than that.
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