Goodman Games

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GnomeBoy wrote:I think you can send PMs after three posts. Don't quote me on that, verily.

Whoops. I disobeyed.

Until I have a mutant table, I can't really respond to this....and I won't have said table until the Kickstarter is fulfilled, so....it'll be a long wait.

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OK roll 3d6 against your dexterity score, and we'll see how much the football liked that happening. <rattles dice> Oh dear, the football appears to be brandishing several small tentacles some of which are holding small gun-shaped devices, To quote a certain game designer "what to do...what to ...

I could, my fine fellow, but gentle sir...they're not seeds from oranges.

Blood Axe wrote:AWESOME ART! Hope this becomes a reality soon.
I would definitely buy this or support it on KS.

Indeed.

Harley was kind enough to post his original, hand-drawn map on the DCCRPG G+ page. The thing(s) that look like bars or a portcullis are actually dashes , indicating the weak section of floor that will fall out from under characters' feet and deposit them into section 1-5. So, really, it's a...... :D...

How does the adventure look as a DCC-RPG module? Any major differences? The major changes I've seen are taking out references to "the Breakers" (a dwarven company of mercenaries mentioned in the 3.5 version) who have barrels and weapons left behind (confiscated) in the storage areas of th...

Hi, I have both the Well of the Worm reprint (for DCCRPG) and The Adventure Begins (3.5 edition) versions of this adventure. In both adventures, there's a north/south corridor between sections 1-3 and 1-4, and roughly 1/3 of the way up (from the south) there's a little alcove with a series of bars (...

Man, I was just a BIT too young (by, say, 5 years) to be able to watch--and understand, at least as much as those nonsense plots were understandable--those types of sci-fi shows. There was a recent Community episode where the school becomes a 70's retro-futuristic "utopian dystopia" with t...

Now being offered with 100% more theremin music!

fanditch wrote:I also would like to see them re-release their campaign setting for DCC. In another quality hardback with a large folded map insert.

This is all I feel is needed.

And yeah, the map is mandatory.

bbarsh wrote:I have added more screaming and more temple to The Screaming Temple.

How can you go wrong with more screaming and more temple...?!?

That. Is. Awesome.

aesdana wrote:
Sorry Ogrepuppy !

* SIGH *

No, you're absolutely right....take your darn time.

atlascott wrote:Awesome, and well done, Goodman Games.

So...you're saying you like it?

Again: You. Must. Write. Faster.

I cannot wait to virtually get my synthetic hands on this digital product!

I would absolutely LOVE to get a copy of the demo, to help with editing (and to see the level of awesome you've hit with this).

Raven_Crowking wrote:Lots of fun details in the module, and a lot of fun things to explore/interact with, only some of which will kill you right away.

finarvyn wrote:That (to me) is very different from reading Paranoia, which is supposed to be a funny rulebook but somehow isn't.

Now, that's just downright un-American, commie. The Computer says so!

Maxwell Luther wrote:

ragboy wrote:...my final Thesis presentation for my MFA is two weeks from now and I have to focus all my energies on that and the two massive papers I have to write.

I seriously question your priorities.

Despite the, uhh....clusterpoop...that this thread seems to have become, I fully intend to support you for this product, whether via a crowdfunding method or by purchasing online/in a FLGS.

I enjoyed BotA, and expect to enjoy VH as well.

Plus, you'll punch our liver!

[Oddly, I don't have Read Magic....unless there's alternate rules for that spell, I don't think any priest can.]

"I believe we only need to start from the proper place, and circle it seven times. Then the way will open," Hamun says to the Enigma-Judge. "Hold, good Hamun--don't we need to wait for the sun to set, according to the riddle?" :wink: [ I wait until just a bit before sunset and c...