Conspicuous by his absence from LotFP projects until now, weird fantasy artist Stefan Poag is about to become quite conspicuous indeed as LotFP prepares to re-release his Exquisite Corpses project into distribution.
To achieve this end, Exquisite Corpses uses space-age flip-book technology, like so:
The LotFP release will feature:
Exquisite Corpses is Poag's unique monster book for classic fantasy RPGs, in which tens of thousands of different monsters can be generated with the turn of a page, and hundreds of thousands of more variations made with a few additional die rolls.
To achieve this end, Exquisite Corpses uses space-age flip-book technology, like so:
The LotFP release will feature:
- New cover art
- 32 full color base monster templates on thick pre-perforated stock
- New interior art (the extent of which is still to be determined)
- Hardcover/Wire Binding: On the outside, it's a hardcover, including a spine. On the inside, a thick wire coil to allow the monster segments to be flipped while the book lays flat.
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That's brilliant. Now do one for adventures!
ReplyDeleteI already have the original, damn you, now I'll have to buy it again...
ReplyDeleteDo the same for dungeons !
Do the same for wilderness maps !
Uh, well all right, may be not...
It's a great book. I felt it some sort of sin to attack a book with scissors, but I finally gave in and it was awesome.
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I love what you're doing with your company – I just can't wait to have this together with the new Carcosa and Vornheim. Also, you should really discuss the possibility of releasing the Mines of Khunmar!! That would be a real blast.
ReplyDeleteThat's the second time you are going to make me buy something I already have.
ReplyDeleteI really like that little book. So many possibilities just flipping through it and building monsters from the parts - you feel a bit like Dr. Frankenstein, too.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to everyone involved! I've got the original, but I'll getting this as well.
ReplyDeleteFantastic news, I've had a lot of use out of the original :)
ReplyDeleteGood to hear!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to second the idea for considering the publication of Stefan's Mines of Khunmar megadungeon. I've read it closely since I typed it! :D
AWESOME! Stefan's Exquisite Corpse is one of my favorite monster books. I've not been able to cut mine up so I'll just go buy another copy. Oh and the new version too cause I'm one of those damn fanboys ;).
ReplyDeleteI was going to buy that the other day, before realising I'd already spent so much money this month ;)
ReplyDeleteSo I'm glad I didn't, as I can now wait for this one to come out :)
Now explain why the LOTFP edition will not have text by Joesky
ReplyDeleteA few weeks ago, I wrote a review of this here:
ReplyDeletehttp://hackslashmaster.blogspot.com/2011/03/wwi-exquisite-corpses.html
I love my copy of Exquisite Corpses, but am sometimes reluctant to use it because of the wear on the paper. If your version is made to be much more durable than the one I bought through Lulu, I'd definitely pick up a copy.
ReplyDeleteThat is cool news - LotFP publishing empire.
ReplyDeleteAny updates on this? I love Poag's stuff, and would love to see this book come to market.
ReplyDeleteIt's my fault. The book needs/needed an extensive rewrite, which is 60% done... plus I am waffling on the artwork. I need to get of my keister and finish this.
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