Dreamhounds of Paris - Revision history

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'''Publisher:''' [[Pelgran Press]]

'''Product Code:'''

'''Announce Date:''' DEcember 2012 (at Dragonmeet)
'''Expected Publication Date:''' 2013
'''Project Status:''' On Track | Abandoned | Delayed

'''Expected Page Count:''' ###

'''Author(s):''' [[Robin Laws]], [[Kenneth Hite]], [[Steve Dempsey]]

'''Artist(s):''' [[Artist 1]], [[Artist 2]]

'''Style(s):'''

'''Format(s):'''

'''ISBN:''' #########-#

==Contents==

Dreamhounds of Paris is the Dreamlands book for people who hate the Dreamlands. The players are prominent surrealists, their rivals, and occult adversaries, fighting to control the Dreamlands and thus alter human consciousness. The fractious, iconoclastic surrealists were the premiere troublemakers of the intellectual scene of 1930s Paris. Andre Breton, their ideological enforcer, considered the movement not an art or avant garde pursuit, but an exercise in literally changing the human spirit. The exploration of dreams was but one part of this quasi-mystical pursuit. In Dreamhounds of Paris, top surrealists–but never the hyper-rational Breton himself–not only discover a way of breaking through to the Dreamlands by randomly walking the streets of the city. They discover that their powerful imaginations allow them to reshape its oneric geography. Soon the Dreamlands look more like something envisioned by Lautreamont than Dunsany–then they’re overrun by melting watches, ants streaming from giant hands, and bowler-hatted men whose faces can never be seen.

'''Scenarios:''' Some included in the book

==Front Cover Text==
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==Back Cover Text==
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==Comments / Trivia==
List dedication, color plates, rarity of the book, etc.

==Links==
Link to outside reviews
*[Link 1]
*[Link 2]

==Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only==
'''Players should not read any further.'''


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-'''Style(s):''' Unique setting: Paris (and it's surrealist painters)
+'''Style(s):''' Unique setting: Paris (and its early-20th-Century surrealist painters)
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 '''Publisher:''' [[Pelgrane Press]]
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+'''Product Code:''' PELGT38
-'''Announce Date:''' December 2012 (at Dragonmeet)
+'''Publishing Year:''' 2014 (November)
-'''Expected Publication Date:''' 2013
+'''Pages:''' 160
-'''Project Status:''' On Track
+'''Cover Price:''' $34.95
 '''Author(s):''' [[Robin D Laws]], [[Kenneth Hite]], [[Steve Dempsey]]
-'''Artist(s):'''
+'''Artist(s):''' [[Tyler Clark, Ben Felten, Emilien Francois, Melissa Gay, Jérôme Huguenin, Leah Huete, Rachel A. Kahn, Anna Kryczkowska, David Lewis Johnson, Pat Loboyko, Rich Longmore, Jeff Porter, Patricia Smith, Jeff Strand]]
-'''Style(s):'''
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+'''Format(s):''' Softcover? and PDF
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 ==Contents==
-Dreamhounds of Paris is the Dreamlands book for people who hate the Dreamlands.  The players are prominent surrealists, their rivals, and occult adversaries, fighting to control the Dreamlands and thus alter human consciousness.  The fractious, iconoclastic surrealists were the premiere troublemakers of the intellectual scene of 1930s Paris. Andre Breton, their ideological enforcer, considered the movement not an art or avant garde pursuit, but an exercise in literally changing the human spirit.  The exploration of dreams was but one part of this quasi-mystical pursuit.  In Dreamhounds of Paris, top surrealists–but never the hyper-rational Breton himself–not only discover a way of breaking through to the Dreamlands by randomly walking the streets of the city.  They discover that their powerful imaginations allow them to reshape its oneric geography. Soon the Dreamlands look more like something envisioned by Lautreamont than Dunsany–then they’re overrun by melting watches, ants streaming from giant hands, and bowler-hatted men whose faces can never be seen.
+Dreamhounds of Paris adapts the Dreamlands setting to ''Trail of Cthulhu''
 '''Scenarios:''' Some included in the book
 ==Front Cover Text==
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-'''Author(s):''' [[Robin Laws]], [[Kenneth Hite]], [[Steve Dempsey]]
+'''Author(s):''' [[Robin D Laws]], [[Kenneth Hite]], [[Steve Dempsey]]
 '''Artist(s):''' [[Artist 1]], [[Artist 2]]