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I am really pleased to be able unveil this upcoming kickstarter that we have been working on for what feels like a lifetime, here's the promo video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHUQGQTV6Yc

As it says in the video, we’re planning a Kickstarter that will go live 4th August. It’s for a bestiary of 110+ monsters for the Year Zero Engine.

There’s a whole variety of creatures, beasts, underworld people, horrors, demons, and undead remnants. The creatures are from the Trilemma Adventures series (www.trilemma.com) , so some of them are spins on familiar classics, while others are much stranger. More than 75 of the entries have special attack tables, and the whole thing looks like it will be about 190 pages, packed with art.
If you’re interested, sign up for the launch announcement so you don’t miss it! 4th August! - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tr ... -of-memory

I will keep an eye on it.

I will keep an eye on it.

Good to hear, I'm quite excited.

Question. Are these monsters all built in the Forbidden Lands style? Do they also possibly have DP costs to use their abilities in Coriolis? Just seeing the scope of their usability with YZ games.

They should be compatible with most YZE games but have been written without applying any meta-currency, but that doesn't mean you couldn't use meta currency to implement some of the more brutal or horrific attacks, or compare the monsters to creatures in any setting to find a good bench-mark. Some abilities also range in power using D6/2D6 etc, this could be replaced with the GM spending meta-currency to increase effects.

Thats what i figured it would be. Just wanted to make sure.

As part of the Kickstarter will the original Adventures book be available as a add on? Maybe at a slightly discounted price? Eh? Eh?

As part of the Kickstarter will the original Adventures book be available as a add on? Maybe at a slightly discounted price? Eh? Eh?

As a matter of fact, yes it will be.

And here is the DTRPG link - https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/32 ... -of-Memory