Yoon-Suin

>>52781862
It's good.

The random tables are an excellent source of inspiration, the tea and opium effects are something I've had a lot of fun with. And the setting itself has some nice twists. Humanity doesn't seem dominant as a race, they're mostly living at the whim of various other races or scrounging by an existence beset by monsters. That's different from many settings.

>>52781862
I like it - and the fan-zine-thing he made is pretty good, too.

I don't really know what else to say. I just like it. Can't wait for more.

>>52781862
I'm unfamiliar with it, can you tell me what's it about? What are its good sides, what's bad?

>>52782805
It's a very dreamlike fantasy setting loosely based around India, with tea, opium and caste systems. There are cockroach herders and wealthy slug-men, and crab-men who are below humanity when it comes to social status. The book is wider than it is tall, like a picture book.

>>52781862
Literally what?

We need more weird and exotic settings.

>>52786274
We do. Unfortunately, grognards don't give them any breathing room on /tg/

>>52787652

Try the OSR General, where the groggiest hang out. We love weird and wild stuff.

>>52781862
It's generally pretty good, but there are too many goddamn tables for my taste and like all OSR products the tables can be oddly specific.

I also don't like the format. I'd prefer either a standard sized book or booklet instead of the landscape layout.

>>52781862
CRAB PEOPLE, CRAB PEOPLE

>>52787652
>implying it's not the nu/tg/ /pol/tardation and shitspammers that hate innovation of any sort
Grognards love this shit.

>>52781862
Anyone got a PDF?

>>52792201

Check the OSR General's Trove, it's in there.

>>52792697
Uh, where? I can't find it in the mega.

>>52792770

I believe it's in the settings folder.

>>52792784
Thanks, took me too long. You guys have a lot of stuff in there.

>>52782753
>I like it - and the fan-zine-thing he made is pretty good, too.

What's the fan-zine? I haven't heard of that before.

I wanted to like it, but the bug-people races seemed a bit contrived to me.