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Distressed means the paper looks fuzzy. Letter is is Letter-sized, and Statement… Statement sized.

You can, follow the guide here: https://cairnrpg.com/localization/localization-guide/

However there is already a Russian translation for 2e that is nearly complete, you should reach out to the team doing that.

https://ru.cairnrpg.com/

No, you can already read it on the SRD as plain text.

1e had only 20!

It’s basically Cairn 1e but updated to 2e rules (and there are some differences, albeit minor). The procedures from 2e have also been attached, and the Spellbooks changes. Finally the character generation has been expanded to d100 background with attached items.

The rules and procedures match those in the Cairn Second Edition Player’s Guide, but this version removes the implied setting and structured creation process. It assumes a generic fantasy world, embracing full randomness, much like the original Cairn. It retains full compatibility with Cairn Second Edition adventures but offers an even more minimal, flexible framework for old-school play.

Hey, that’s a good point! Merci!

OK, I think I’ve caught all of the typos. PDFs uploaded. Thanks everyone!

Got it, thanks! Also found one in downtime.

Whoa! Good catch. Will fix.

Sorry, no!

Have you seen these? https://better-legends.itch.io/cairn-2e-tokens-vehicles

Interesting, I never noticed that! I’ll have to fix it.

Grazie

There is a setting for Cairn. It’s called Vald. You can read about it in both 2e books and all 3 first party adventures (so far).

A longer setting guide is coming next year as well.

I’ll make an official pointcrawl conversion and post it somewhere. It’s fun.

I’ll give it a listen! Also, Gregory Peck. Ha!

Of course.

Message me if you want to sell these in the Cairn store!

Yes, definitely

Anyone can translate the game! I’m not involved on any level though. For Russian, Spanish, Italian, etc folks have spoken to the artists about getting rights to the art, or they’ve created their own art.

https://cairnrpg.com/localization/first-edition/localization-guide/

Haahahahahahaha

You’re not the first to ask! I should do a post on Vald weather. I actually tied the Vald calendar somewhat to the Hebrew calendar.

The actual weather isn’t an analog to the real world; Vald is considerably wet and humid for half the year, then dry and lifeless the other half. Dead is definitely closer to Winter, but not as cold. Dry is like Fall before it snows, but not as cold. Wet is Spring but much, much wetter. And Harvest is like late Summer.

Curiosity

Is a print version planned?

You rule! Great adventure.

Whoo!

Most excellent. I’d also recommend you add a text file with the license declaration in your zip file if you haven’t already.

Great job though!

One way you could encourage that sort of thing you’re talking about is to use the CC-BY-SA 4.0 license. It basically lets others use/modify your work but they have to release it under the same license. You can still sell them as well.

For some examples see the work Wuggy has been doing.

I’d love to see the result of this. I use these tokens frequently in VTT format and had a similar idea.

Yes of course!

No, I hated that playbook!

They’ve been available for a few years but only via the website…

Yes! Absolutely.

No restrictions. You can even use the InDesign or Affinity files. You can share it. All I ask is that you don’t charge for it.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AgFdjyxjgsapPFMZrGalz55xonjaVBbS

Thanks!

PDF has been updated!

Awesome!

I’m gonna update the table to make this more clear. Thanks!

Oh yes, that’s right! It’s been about a year since I’d run this. Yes I would roll once per travel between two points, and twice at night.

If you’re using the Cairn 2e wilderness procedures, you would roll on the wilderness events table after each Watch. If you roll a 1, you can either make up an encounter, or you can refer to the encounter table included in the adventure.

Not until all backers get their copies. Sometime before June.

I would love to see an English version of these!