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Besides, its a good idead to make people who can snap your spine with their pinky feel loved, admired, and needed. Helps keep them from hurting you. Maybe that should read: I, dead. And it might have been a glimpse of things to come for Treebore if he ever shows up at Winter Fantasy... :lol: :wink:

Ogrepuppy wrote:Ouch.

Sorry. Sometimes I simply can't restrain myself. Must be the waiting for CW. Makes me all whoozy in the head. Turns my thoughts all white and rocky... Here we go again...

There is a new "Dungeon Crawl Classics Character Record Sheet" (impressive title, really) in CW as well?? Cool! This rocks! Why, this seriously whiterocks!

Hm, might be worth a later add-on sublevel (as a free download from GG) to Castle Whiterock: "REVENGE OF THE PIE MONSTER"... and it needs to be creamed!

Or maybe it's a "pie-in" to this little beauty: http://www.montecook.com/arch_lineos11.html

(...) So far we've been playing for about 20 minutes, and they're already there with Master Chief. 20 Minutes?? Through the guard house and across the grounds, then up to the library balcony? But you did take time out for describing the scenes and environs, did you? :wink: No, honestly, I can't ima...

I noticed that in a whole lot of adventures the only thing you learn about a secret door is it's DC for detecting and opening it. Duh. :? Wouldn't it be nice to have a little bit of descriptive text to go along with it? What does it look like and how is it concealed? What are the telltale signs of i...

Regardless of whether the new rules will be better or worse than 3.5--which remains to be seen, after all--I am still furious about paying a monthly fee to get additional material. Since they likened it to buying "a special edition DVD" over an "ordinary one" of your favourite mo...

And from the review PDF I noticed you guys even managed to put some little "nods" to other DCCs into it. Like "Hilspek", a gnome family name making its appearance in DCC #1.
Way cool! Can't wait to put my hands on your "little" baby!

slimykuotoan wrote:Oh no, I wasn't refering to the online tools at all.

Rather, the style of the game mechanics are video gamish.

Would you care to elaborate? Anything specific that struck you?

All this talk about "more clearly defined roles" in an adventurer party gives me wrinkled eyebrows. How do they want these roles to be "more clearly defined"? Is it just me or do the roles don't have a clear definition as is? "More clearly defined" sounds to me like &q...

Well, while I wouldn't go so far and call 4th Ed. a flop at this point in time it truly seems to me a lot like slimy described it. The D&D Insider Initiative is certainly aimed primarily at online players and computer kids who might have an easier time switching to a real rpg. But here the troub...

is it better than osric? what distinguishes one from the other? (is osric = ad&d and ll = od&d?) :?: .....you know, i was never a huge fan of osric, but if lablord = od&d i might have to give it a looksee. The e-book is free. Go take a look. It is basically a rewrite of Basic D&D us...

Jessa Smiles was based off "Saffron" (or "Yo/Saff/Bridge") from Firefly ...the perfect manipulative femme fatale redhead. "Old Feodol's Basement" was another fun one to write. My playtesters learned to fear rock-throwing monkeys pretty quickly! No kidding! I just watch...

Cardinal wrote:Sorry, I love Áereth, but this sounds exactly like Judges Guild's Wilderlands of High Fantasy to me!!!

Let me agree wholeheartedly!

Since I have recently translated the module I would say that there is almost no light source. The Goblins (and they are the majority) all have darkvision and need no light. In some rooms there are fire pits and the like, so there should be little illumination. It would also be likely that in some ro...

Just wanted to let you know that I enjoyed FATE OF THE VIGILANT from DCC#29. I ran it as part of an ongoing campaign (which includes DCC#14). The characters were all third level so I had to adjust the adventure a bit. They fared quite well against the pirates and the final confrontation with Lórethe...

You guys are really lucky. Wish I had an advance copy of WHITEROCK. After that delicious PDF preview I am more hooked than ever...

The Desert Yeti wrote:Argamae... GREAT STUFF!

I'm always looking for good "score" music for background during games. I think my players have heard the Conan soundtrack over a thousand times by now!

Glad I could be of some help. Did you order them?

wiser's work is awesome, and we all love it, but it doesn't quite fit the old school mode, right? maybe for the newer fantasy factory stuff, but unless we find a 3d rendering in one of gygax's forgotten manuscripts, my money says we won't be seeing them in goodman's stuff anytime soon. Well, don't ...

Oh, well, since I can't make it to GEN CON - let's try here and now. 1. That must have been DCC#4 "Bloody Jack's Gold". 2. Diesel LaForce. 3. Septych, "Seven as one". 4. Mari Kell. 5. Not a clue. 6. Basic D&D Rulebook by Tom Moldvay?? Never heard of that... I only have the re...

Same here!
As far as my votes are concerned, there is a GOOD chance, MAN, that they'll award the correct GAMES.

Yeah, that's a cool idea, actually. But I don't know if Psionics is part of the Open Gaming Licence of the SRD?!

...Wait, are we talking about girls or the DDC? If you own Castle Whiterock, who would have time for those silly girls anyway, hm? :lol: Or, to put it in another perspective: for a hundred bucks, which girl could give you the amount of long lasting pleasure that a megadungeon from Goodman Games wou...

One the most important things concerning MegaDungeons of any background and setting is it's believability! It should make SENSE! And yes, that's even in a world populated by impossible creatures and magics. Everyone can cobble together dozens of rooms and areas, place treasures and monsters, and cal...

Unfortunately, I do not speak Spanish. Only German and English.

This is so cool! DCCs in German, "old school" Roleplay Clubs in Spain... let's bring in more of Europe!