Showing posts with label LPJ Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LPJ Design. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

[Product] Debatable Actions

LPJ Design has released Debatable Actions, a sourcebook to resolve verbal conflicts for the Pathfinder RPG.

This 23 page PDF, written by Louise Porter Jr. and Jonathan Palmer, introduces three systems to rule debates that are central to the plot of a campaign.

There are also simpler debate rules to resolve 'sidetrack' discussions, aside from the new feats, skills use, spells and wondrous magic items to give your characters an edge on the debate.

The sourcebook also comes with a 36-card deck for use to enhance gameplay.

Debatable Actions is now available at RPGNow and DriveThru RPG for $4.99.

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Psionic Cavian

Creatures of myth, whispered in legend, lost in the mists of history – and now returned for reasons unknown to any but themselves.

Such are the cavians, a race of humanoid rodents noted for their incredible psionic abilities. All Cavians have innate mental abilities, most often displayed in their hive mind ability.

Some Cavians, however, have innate psionic ability above and beyond this mental connection. These Cavians are often more cerebral and logical, where their non-psionic brethren are more intuitive and instinctual in their abilities.

Although both psionic and non-psionic Cavians have similar abilities, the differences are enough that rivalries between the two breeds are not unknown.

LPJ Design has released Psionic Cavian, a supplement to play as the Psionic Cavian as a PC race in LPJ Design's NeoExodus: A House Divided setting for the Pathfinder RPG.

Inside the supplement, written by J Joshua Cole, JP Chapleau and Jeremy Smith with Louis Porter Jr., you will find details to play as a Psionic Cavian including personalities and relations.

Psionic Cavian also introduces the Psionic Cavian Paragon class and three new Alternate Racial Traits. It also comes with monsters counters, initiative and monster cards.

Psionic Cavian is sold at $1.99 and is exclusively available here.

(Picture credit to LPJ Design)

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

News: LPJ Design Releasing One Product A Week from August 2011 to July 2012

LPJ Design has announced that they would be releasing a weekly product from their NeoExodus: A House Divided line for the Pathfinder RPG for a year, starting from August 2011 to July 2012.

The announcement, which was made on their blog, also said that the company is hoping that British game publisher Cubicle 7 would be their publisher in the upcoming year and this initiaive is part of LPJ Design's business goal to achieve that.

In the blog post, Louis Porter Jr writes;
We have hired several new writers, assigned a LOT of work to them and have our artists in order for work. 52 PDF release this year AND roughly 10 Print on Demand releases too.

But best of all we have made it a business wide goal for LPJ Design for the upcoming year to get picked up by Cubicle 7, to act as our print broker and distributor of our gaming material to retail locations. We talked to them in the past and Angus Abranson seemed interested. I guess we are going to have to prove why they should be working with us. Time to step up our game. Start saving your money NOW, and get ready for August.


This is the second time that LPJ Design has attempted such a fast moving release schedule. Their first attempt was its M&M Superlink line for Mutants and Masterminds which released a weekly product for two years.

(Picture credit to LPJ Design)

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Product: Enemies of NeoExodus: First Ones


Everything Here Is a Lie. Only fools trust anything the First Ones say, do or think. You have been warned.

The First Ones - the name strikes terror into the heart of the people of Exodus. They are the bogeymen, formed of living shadow, that stalk the people. They control monsters and abominations that are loose upon the world. They snatch children and lone travelers. They torture men for their own pleasure and cavort with fiends to do their dark bidding.

Those are but myths. The truth is far worse.

“The First Ones” is the name given to a group of humanoid creatures who ruled Exodus before the Age of Man. Today, the First Ones include five races: the Aneishi, the Exodites, the Khaynites, the Kroca and the Kobura.

In days past, each race served a specific purpose, but with the rise of the Kaga and the destruction of their empire, the First Ones remain roughly united by their desire to return to power and to once again relish in luxury while others toil for their pleasure and their comfort.

Enemies of NeoExodus: First Ones, released by LPJ Design, is a supplement in the LPJ Design line for the NeoExodus: A House Divided neo-fantasy punk setting.

The 49 page supplement, written by Joshua Cole with J.P. Chapleau, Benjamin Wenham and Louis Porter Jr. for Pathfinder, details the history of the First Ones and guides GMs on how to use them in the NeoExodus setting, along with famous First Ones to be used as NPCs.

Mechanics-wise, the supplement introduces 25 new feats, 2 new spells, eight new monsters and two creature types.

The supplement also comes with a combat & initiative tracker, character sheets and monster cards.

Enemies of NeoExodus: First Ones
is available at RPGNow.

(Picture credit to RPGNow)

Monday, May 23, 2011

Sales: LPJ Design Memorial Day One Day Sale Weekend

LPJ Design would be starting off this summer with a Memorial Day One Day Sale Weekend starting on May 27 to 30.

The sale will see a 50% off on a majority of their PDF on DriveThruRPG and RPGNow. So it might be better to wait till this coming Friday before you stock up on getting anything from them.

Maybe it would be good time to get their Ultimate Spell Deck cards for Pathfinder players.

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Product: Image Portfolio Platinum Edition 2: Storn Cook

Now that we've seen the artworks by Storn Cook from the Image Portfolio Platinum Edition Free: Storn Cook, LPJ Design has released a new set of images with fantasy themes.

Image Portfolio Platinum Edition 2: Storn Cook is a PDF which contains 5 full color fantasy character design images. Once again, it can be used for any products under a limited license agreement as if they owned them.

This second set of images can be purchased for $9.99 at RPGNow.

(Picture credit to RPGNow)

Friday, April 29, 2011

Product: Ultimate Spell Decks: Alchemist Spell Cards

LPJ Design has expanded their Ultimate Spell Decks for the Pathfinder RPG to the classes of the Advanced Player's Guide with the Alchemist Spell Cards.

The Alchemist Spell Cards contains each of the spells in the Alchemist spell list in a card form which has the description of the spell and the significant and relevant rules of the spell, for quicker referencing during the session.

The Ultimate Spell Decks are printable PDFs so that you can print multiple copies as needed by the players of the GM.

You can purchase the Ultimate Spell Decks: Alchemist Spell Cards at RPGNow for $1.99.

(Picture credit to RPGNow)

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Product: Image Portfolio Platinum Edition Free: Storn Cook

LPJ Design has just released the Image Portfolio Plantinum Edition Free: Storn Cook for free.

The PDF contains three images that can be freely used by publishers for any of their upcoming RPG products under a limited licensing agreement.

Each of the images are full colored that can be used for fantasy, sci-fi and mixed genres.

You can download the Image Portfolio Plantinum Edition Free: Storn Cook at RPGNow.

(Picture credit to RPGNow)

Friday, April 22, 2011

Product: Image Portfolio Platinum Edition 2

LPJ Design would be going into a new joint venture to produce new products for their Image Portfolio Platinum line with new stock art provided by artist Storn Cook.

According to the LPJ blog, Storn has done art works for AEG, Fasa, Green Ronin, Hero Games/ DOJ , Iron Crown Enterprises, Kenzer Inc., Steve Jackson Games, TSR, West End Games, Wizards of the Coast and many others.

Storn Cook's Image Portfolio Platinum Edition #2 would be released in a few weeks in RPGNow.

(Picture credit to LPJ Design Blog)