I've updated the Interloper PDF files using a lot of your great feedback and sent the final draft out to all campaign and late backers emails via Backerkit. (Linked again here in update for those who can access it. )
The files are also accepted at the printers and out contact at Jostens let us know that print copies will be coming off the presses and shipping out to Space Penguin Ink by 4/29, possibly earlier. After they arrive we'll start shipping all of these books to your doors.
It's been a long time shepherding Interloper to completion and I want to thank you again for helping to make it possible.
Also I wanted to let you know about our new RPG adventure book launching April 21st-- Citadel of the Sun Kings.
It's an excellent sandbox desert adventure for Old School Essentials by Micheal A. Curtis with cover art and additional illustrations by Logan Stahl. And the final manuscript is already 100% complete!
Beyond the walled town of Najad lies the Red Wastes: a wild region of blazing sun and shifting sands, scattered with ruins of empires long turned to dust. Within these sun-scorched lands, whispers speak of a golden citadel rising from the dunes: the last redoubt of the Sun-Kings, a place of treasure and terror, guarded by the remnants of elder powers.
• Najad: A caravan town brimming with intrigue, shifting loyalties, and dangerous opportunity. • The Red Wastes: A wild expanse of mythical strangeness filled with ancient beasts, lost shrines, petrified forests, and hallowed tombs. • Six Dungeons: A flooded cistern inhabited by unlikely residents, a desert ruin filled with traps and snakes, the forgotten sanctum of an oracle, the cyclopean domain of the Iron Behemoth, and the mighty Citadel of the Sun-Kings itself. • Realm Below Night: A sunless underworld of forgotten horrors that allows for fast travel across the desert, assuming you survive the journey. • Discover: 18 new magic items and 13 new monsters. • Flexible Design: Play it as a full campaign or plunder the treasures of the Wastes for your own setting.
