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That looks neat! Is it using the ORC license or is there a seperate deal with pazio?
I see that it's single-player, but it'd be neat if the crpg could have a (bolted on utter hack of a) "gm mode" that could serve as a self-hosted local-only VTT. I have kids, and neither enough room nor money for proper minis. :)
Dragon's Demand is a 1E adventure module, so it is a licensed game. The game itself features a bunch of the Pathfinder Iconics.
Not clear if this is using the ORC license or a specific licensing agreement with Paizo. My guess would be the latter. No idea if it’s related to 1E The Dragon’s Demand adventure.
Why? And who are those guys?
Ossian Studios developed several large premium modules for NWN and NWN2. The CEO was the producer of BG2: ToB and NWN. I’m curious to see what they can do building a game from the ground up.