Two things: it looks like you’ve got a problem with the DW logo on the first couple of interior pages; and the Flash preview has left/right pages transposed (because it only shows spreads and you start with page 1, which isn’t part of a spread).

Suggest you delete this comment once you’ve fixed the problems.

Are you still missing any of the original graphics?

First of all, well done guys on bringing DW back to the light of day! Phew – that was a close one, really had me sweating! But i have only one question:

Now that the Dragon Warriors Rulebook is available on DriveThruRPG again, will people who have already purchased it in PDF format be able to update their copy, to get rid of all those pesky errata?

As great a read as it is, its really annoying to have to keep referring to errata sheets for the incorrect stats and other details. I was surprised at how many there were in the original, (almost as if it had only been proof-skimmed before publication). Couldn’t this stuff have at least been amended since first publication, which is much easier to do with the PDF format? (i realise this was Magnum Opus’ responsibility while they retained the license)

Or, will people have to purchase the new, updated copy again to eliminate these mistakes?

Now, I know I’m being something of a perfectionist here; but considering the high quality of the repackaging of the original and the brilliant new material, it was a real shame some of these errata remained. I really enjoyed seeing DW return to print and bought all the books in PDF + print, but i have to say, some of the faithful who have already invested (maybe i’m the only one?), may feel a little put out if they can’t benefit from this latest editorial review?

I just bought the new DW Rulebook from DriveThruRPG. I live in Italy and I discovered DW thanks the Magnum Opus Press edition. I was looking for a simple “old school fashioned” game to play in my original setting, a dark fantasy world similar to medieval Italy. I loved the simple rules and the smoothness of DW. I decided to buy the new Serpent King’s edition for 2 reasons. The first is to support you. The second is to get the edited version with the errata included. I will print the SKG’s edition and I will use it to play my future games.
Keep up the good work!

@James Wallis
We’ll get on those fixes asap (values of p may vary). And thanks for all your help!

@Stephen Sanderson
Currently, we don’t have access to the list of people who bought the Magnum Opus Press edition. I’m talking to DriveThruRpg about possible solutions.

@Spectrum
Thanks for the support!

*grin*

Congrats all round. 🙂

“It lives! The great serpent monarch doth rise from it’s slumber and hiss with malevolent intent!”

SKG FTW

I have a simple question about the game… keep in mind that I am a newby. Well, some monsters have two or more kind of attacks. For example, let’s take the NARGUT. It have 2 attacks: the acidic bite and the claw. In the description of the beast, it is said that this monster got 4 clawed arms. How it works in combat? Does it attack 2 times each Round (Acidic Bite + Claw)? Or it have to choose which attack to use?
About the claws: it got 4 of them. Can the Nargut use all of them together, or the stats about the claw (d8,5) are inclusive of all 4 claws?
Thanks for the help!

Spectrum :
I have a simple question about the game… keep in mind that I am a newby. Well, some monsters have two or more kind of attacks. For example, let’s take the NARGUT. It have 2 attacks: the acidic bite and the claw. In the description of the beast, it is said that this monster got 4 clawed arms. How it works in combat? Does it attack 2 times each Round (Acidic Bite + Claw)? Or it have to choose which attack to use?
About the claws: it got 4 of them. Can the Nargut use all of them together, or the stats about the claw (d8,5) are inclusive of all 4 claws?
Thanks for the help!

Maybe post this question over at the Dragwars yahoo group as well……..maybe it’ll distract them from talking about bloody sappers all the time. 😀

Nice news! Were the maps/charts corrected, too?

Spectrum, all creatures in DW can only ever make one attack per combat round, because like characters, they only get one action per combat round. This keeps things nice and simple — everyone gets one chance to do something, every round. The relevant section is “The Combat Round”, main rulebook p. 71. (Personally, as a GM, I will quite often allow a character to draw their main weapon *and* attack in a round, so long as they’re prepared to drop whatever they’re holding rather than sheathe it, but that’s my house rule rather than an official one.)

A monster with several attack options picks one, and uses it, rather than getting to attack with all of them. Likewise a creature with more than one arm, more than one claw, etc. The only exceptions are stated explicitly in the text for the monster — for example, the Chimera “gets two attacks each Combat Round in addition to constricting with its tail” (Bestiary, p. 31), or the Gorgon’s snake-hair “can also attack…” (p. 35), or the Hydra “will strike out with several of its heads” (p. 38).

http://boardgamegeek.com/image/984197/dragon-warriors-revised-edition

🙂

Ian Sturrock :
Spectrum, all creatures in DW can only ever make one attack per combat round, because like characters, they only get one action per combat round. This keeps things nice and simple — everyone gets one chance to do something, every round. The relevant section is “The Combat Round”, main rulebook p. 71. (Personally, as a GM, I will quite often allow a character to draw their main weapon *and* attack in a round, so long as they’re prepared to drop whatever they’re holding rather than sheathe it, but that’s my house rule rather than an official one.)
A monster with several attack options picks one, and uses it, rather than getting to attack with all of them. Likewise a creature with more than one arm, more than one claw, etc. The only exceptions are stated explicitly in the text for the monster — for example, the Chimera “gets two attacks each Combat Round in addition to constricting with its tail” (Bestiary, p. 31), or the Gorgon’s snake-hair “can also attack…” (p. 35), or the Hydra “will strike out with several of its heads” (p. 38).

Thanks a lot, Ian! I really appreciated your explanation.

Benvenuto Spectrum e grazie per aver scelto Dragon Warriors! Anche se questo gioco è quasi 30 anni, essa ha un seguito fedele e costante.
E ‘con il supporto continuo di nuovi giocatori che il gioco durerà.
Si può fare il check out the Dragon Warriors Wiki al seguente indirizzo: http://dragonwarriors.wetpaint.com/
Non è in alcun modo perfetto, ma è attiva con nuovi contenuti e di avventure essere aggiunto per tutto il tempo!
Tom

(In English: Welcome Spectrum and thanks for choosing Dragon Warriors! Although this game is almost 30 years old, it does have a loyal and steadfast following.
It is with the continuing support of new players that the game will endure.
You may wish to check out the Dragon Warriors Wiki at the following address: http://dragonwarriors.wetpaint.com/
It is not by any means perfect, but it is active with new content and adventures being added all the time!
Tom)

@Tom Cusworth
Thanks a lot Tom!

I will check Dragon Warriors Wiki as soon as possible and I will enjoy in exchange impressions and ideas with other players.

Grazie!

So what’s the latest news? I am very excited to hear some more about upcoming products.

Mark Wilcock :
So what’s the latest news? I am very excited to hear some more about upcoming products.

Theres a few similar questions to the above in the forum section as well. 🙂

The forum works? I thought it was always “closed”.

Oh, I see. To get it to work you need to enable javascript on the following domains:

serpentking.com
tal.ki

Jiminy :
The forum works? I thought it was always “closed”.
Oh, I see. To get it to work you need to enable javascript on the following domains:
serpentking.com
tal.ki

I don’t know what any of that means………

🙂

LOL. Since you can already access the forum then you don’t really need to know!