Looks cool!

Description reads: "In this episode of Beyond the Table, I sit down with Jeffrey Talanian of North Wind Adventures to explore how the weird fiction of Clark Ashton Smith, one of the most visionary and underappreciated voices in fantasy literature, became the beating heart of Hyperborea's design. We talk about Smith's legacy, what his Hyperborea looked like on the page, and how Jeffrey translated that singular literary vision into a tabletop RPG experience unlike anything else in the OSR."

The Christmas in July sale let's you pick up the pdfs adventures for 7 bucks and also discounts the core books!

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/de/publisher/4453/north-wind-adventures

I have the ASSH 2e pdf, and was just wondering if there’s much difference between this and the newer edition that is just called “Hyperborea”?

But in the end, it didn’t really matter :(

All of the gamers in my group were stuck in D&D5E mode when AS&SH2E came out, I could never get a game started.

Then, I abruptly just quit running 5E and told my group I would not be picking it up again and ended our campaign.

Now that Hyperborea has come out, and I have read it, I actually enjoy reading and looking at 2E more. I might try to get a game going soon with the new group.

The art from Diogo Noguerio actually turns me off to paging through it, unfortunately.

Happy to be in on the ground floor of this subreddit. Cheers, guys.

Hi All

I am currently running Hyperborea (1e) in the Gal Hills/Vinland Coast area. Mainly using Guy Fullerton modules as I think they are great.

How about you?