Spellslinging Sellsword
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I might be one. I'm big enough, anyway... >.>I don’t think we have any mobs here, do we?
Well, your melon anyway, its like it's got its own gravity...I might be one. I'm big enough, anyway... >.>
I thought the only mobs here were in Gangbusters?
Well, your melon anyway, its like it's got its own gravity...
More like Yo mama...Something something your mom . . .
I got that not too long ago myself, though I've not had a chance to look it over properly.
I can't imagine what it feels like, knowing you've slept with the same girl as your dad.
But I can't imagine it's a good feeling, even if your dad is Sean Connery...
Oh, that's pretty! Is that for the most recent edition?
Oh, that's pretty! Is that for the most recent edition?
It is. He is doing artwork for Chaosium.The cover art reminds me a lot of the artist for Artesia
I've also got the 3rd edition of Kieckhefer's Magic in the Middle Ages book on pre-order at Amazon. Supposed to ship September 9th. You might be interested in that one too. I read the 1st edition many years ago, but didn't read the 2nd edition, so looking forward to seeing what new information there is.I got that not too long ago myself, though I've not had a chance to look it over properly.
I've also got the 3rd edition of Kieckhefer's Magic in the Middle Ages book on pre-order at Amazon. Supposed to ship September 9th. You might be interested in that one too. I read the 1st edition many years ago, but didn't read the 2nd edition, so looking forward to seeing what new information there is.
I like this cover ; it quite conveys the informations that magic is a thing of the Gods and the Spirits, that you practice it in lockstep with the Divine, that it is quite powerful, and... nasty and dangerous !
Picked up Spire and Heart.
I haven’t dug deep yet, but Heart was what inspired me to get the books. I love the Darkest Dungeon vibe.How’s Heart?
I’ve had Spire for a while and am finally preparing to run a campaign starting in a week or so. I really like the setting and the system seems pretty cool.
I am definitely considering picking up Heart. If you don’t mind sharing your thoughts on it, that’d be awesome.
I haven’t dug deep yet, but Heart was what inspired me to get the books. I love the Darkest Dungeon vibe.
Gotcha. Yeah, from what I understand Heart leans more into dungeon crawling through the Spire setting. When you do get to them, let me know.
I was thinking of starting a Spire thread once I get my campaign started, but it's not a game that comes up in discussion a lot here, so I wasn't sure if it would make sense to do that.
Heart looked too pretty to not get in print.I've got the Spire Bundle of Holding but haven't had a chance to run or play it yet. Want to get a hardcopy of Heart I think.
I don't know the 2D20 game system
I picked up two RPG books in the last 10 days, at a couple of my favorite comic/game stores. The first was the Luther Arkwright RPG, though I'm not all that familiar with the comics and setting it's based on, I am all about D100 systems.
The second is the new Dune Adventures in the Imperium RPG. My wife is a fan of the books (though I admit I've not read them) and this might draw her back to the gaming table. I don't know the 2D20 game system, but the reviews for Dune seemed mostly positive and it feels like it might be hard to come by if the license issues arise yet again.
I also acquired both of these within the past few months and they’re fantastic books; even if my luck goes sour and I can’t get a group together they are a delight to flip through.Just picked up Alien and Vaesen. Haven't run the year zero engine, so I thought I'd give it a go. One of these will be my next game for sure. I don't know if I could run an 19th century game, so might push the time forward a bit.
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