Yes I created this before all the pushback on AI art yet to go back to change out all the art pieces to things that can match yet are public domain or open source
Whoops only just realized folks have been using an older version of the file compared to the one I released on Amazon, I have uploaded the correct files now and also the form-fillable character sheet, thanks for your attention!
wow thanks for releasing this for free yet again! I'm using this in https://characterswithoutnumber.app/ and folks greatly appreciate getting to use real art from a real artist. the consistent art style across your packs also make it much easier to integrate together in a product!
Hi! I'm the creator of characterswithoutnumber.app and have been on the look out for a portrait pack to include in the character builder. heads up that I'll be using this on there with attribution, thank you very much for sharing this!
Hi all thanks for your interest in this project, I have uploaded a POD version on Amazon if you're interested, it was more an exercise for me to test out how KDP works. You can find it at Hi if you're looking for a POD of this book, I have uploaded a version on Amazon! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWTD32V8
Do note the PDF version will always be free to download!
Forgot to mention that I did up a pamphlet adventure inspired by Mothership adventures likes Plant-based Paranoia. I prefer learning new systems by running through their provided starter adventure, so this is mine. Fair warning that this is really not playtested, but a couple of character deaths is part of the OSR, no? :)
hi thanks for your comments and its great to hear you're having a good time playing with it in solo play! i'm glad you noticed the common enemy NPCs, it is indeed there by design.
first is that in most wuxia media there's alot of common fodder, be they bandits, town guards, rival school disciples etc, that's there to be defeated swiftly and in style by the protagonists. the most memorable things about them are what main weapons or technique they use, which is why they are given a martial arts choice.
as my players got higher level, their damage output started scaling higher and i needed more sturdy mooks to give them abit more of a challenge, which is why there's higher level "versions" of the basic enemies.
in general anyone whos had experience fighting say soldiers or towns guards, or those with alot of time on their hands such as nobles, would have martial arts training, but not farmers.
