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Do your character's like to read about their own adventures?
Or would you like to give your players a little hint about what they are about to go through?

Then maybe they would like to see their adventures show up on the cover of their very own pulp mag!

Pulp Cover Creator

I can certianly us this for a number of games!
thank you for the link.

I forgot about a site which has a number of character write-ups.
Although there are few links to online sources, or publishers. I've found the site excellent for giving me foundations for characters and villains.

Pulp and Adventure Heroes of the Pre-War Years

Thought I'd throw in a few links that you can check out and decide what you want to read. Knightraven Studios . IMO, worth checking out for their two 'Pulp Hero' novels, with a third on the way, and their free collection of downloadable public domain works. All Pulp Blog . A great place to check out...

Discovered a good write up for Conan Doyle's Maple White Land. Anyone thinking about taking their players to this classic lost world, or thinking about including a lost word as part of your over all setting, might want to take the time to read through it and see how you can adapt it to your own need...

Doing a little searching I managed to find this adventure starter.
It was written for Terra Incognita game. but other then making adjustments for the year in which your running your AA game, everything should work fine.
Warning! This is a link to a pdf.

Terra Incognita Adventure Starter

Found another plot generator.
This one more focused on adventures of a supernatural/Lovecraftian nature.

Consult Mr. Lovecraft, Plot Generator

CaptainTrips wrote:I picked up a copy in my local game store, The Guard Tower in Columbus OH, yesterday (Friday, 11/9).

So some stores are getting print copies.

On that same day the owner of Ravenstone Games, also in Columbus, told me my copy would in on Monday.
So they are getting out.

Sounds like it might be possible to combine V! and AA into a generational game.
One where the grand, or great-grand, children of the V! characters become the British pulp heroes of AA.

Sounds like it might be possible to combine V! and AA into a generational game.
One where the grand, or great-grand, children of the V! characters become the British pulp heroes of AA.

Just preordered my copy.
The cashier estimated that it would be two to three weeks before it came in.

Another site I found which contains great images for mix and mash pulp based game.

Doc Savage Fantasy Covers

A little something I found online......
The Pulpomatic Adventure Generator

Thank you both for the excellent links.
Those paper minis will help my gaming budget, and the others will allow me to get some select characters and bosses.

Here's a good location for getting some ideas for your AA campaigns.
It reviews all 182 books in the Doc Savage series.

Dr. Hermes Reviews Doc Savage

Great news!
I'll be checking with my FLGS in the next couple of weeks.

I'm working on it!
There is only so much I can read on screen before these old eyes need a rest.

Sorry about that.
I've been taking my time reading, and rereading, through the character creation and Paranormal sections.

Thank's for the information. I'll have to start looking for it.
Btw, I love this game.

Just for my own edification, is AA now out in the stores?
I love looking through the pdf but always prefer to have a copy to hold in my hands.

Glad to hear that there will be support for AA.
Looking forward to seeing what comes out.

IMO, an excellent resource for any gamemaster running a plup game is Lester Dent's Master Fiction Plot
For those not in the know, Lester Dent was the creator and primary writer for the Doc Savage series of pulp novels.

Thanks for the additional material, Grey Elf.
Redwullf, I got my copy through RPGNow.com and my copy came through with all the material. I can't understand why you didn't get them.
Have you since tried to re-download the file?

I have to agree with Grey Elf. Adding a Meta Setting, imo, would limit anyone coming to the game. They might feel constrained to follow the setting outlines and thus limit their own, and their players, creativity. Having said that, I admit to using my own variations of Farmer's Wold Newton Universe ...