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Someone needs to tell her that’s not West Coast, that’s the number Three.
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Someone needs to tell her that’s not West Coast, that’s the number Three.
I'm still debating on Lost City Reincarnated. Please do tell what you think of it.Decided to order all four of the currently existing Original Adventures Reincarnated, mostly for nostalgia reasons.
Pre-ordered the Castle Amber remake. It's a gift for the partner. It's his favorite D&D module.
Also pre-ordered the Curse of Strahd Revised box set and Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden limited. To be honest, I just think the limiteds look neat.
I'd be interested in the super deluxe Strahd set, but it's honestly not worth that much to me and I can't really afford it right now anyway. So, oh well.
Other than that, I've been picking up TSR MSH stuff. I'm within sniping range of a complete set now. I think it's all adventure modules from here to the finish line.
Decided to order all four of the currently existing Original Adventures Reincarnated, mostly for nostalgia reasons.
Pre-ordered the Castle Amber remake. It's a gift for the partner. It's his favorite D&D module.
Also pre-ordered the Curse of Strahd Revised box set and Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden limited. To be honest, I just think the limiteds look neat.
I'd be interested in the super deluxe Strahd set, but it's honestly not worth that much to me and I can't really afford it right now anyway. So, oh well.
Other than that, I've been picking up TSR MSH stuff. I'm within sniping range of a complete set now. I think it's all adventure modules from here to the finish line.
For hoarding or playing?Other than that, I've been picking up TSR MSH stuff. I'm within sniping range of a complete set now. I think it's all adventure modules from here to the finish line.
For hoarding or playing?
I've bought stuff in shrink-wrap over the years and I immediately tear it off so I can read the item.
Sorry but do you mean the DTRPG additional maps don't include the Lost City or the book doesn't detail the Lost City?I got the B4 reprint from Goodman. It's very nice but not designed for playing except with a lot of work.Basically you'd have to photocopy all the maps and handouts from the book or at least buy a 3rd party map set from DTRPG ( a few bucks) that only has the core pyramid maps and none of the Lost City itself. I got a copy for nostalgia purposes but if I was going to run it now I'd do it with a clone or Black Hack or Vagabonds of Dyfed or maybe even a S&S ruleset (Mythras or Openquest).
The modules are a good source for maps as well as character write-ups. I've adapted a couple for use with other games, but wouldn't say it's because they're not usable as written so much as because I've never run anything as written. (I like to tweak and modify stuff to suit the PCs and specific location--usually California for superhero games.)The adventure modules? Most of them will be for hoarding. There are exceptions, though.
The original Basic series modules I don't already own? Those would be just to hoard and for the maps. One can never have too many MSH maps.
But the Advanced modules tend to appeal to me a bit more. I think I might like to run the Cosmos Cubed series because it just seems so balls to the wall, testing the upper limit of the system past the breaking point. Plus, I'm curious about most of the others.
This is on my wish list to buy, I'm still deciding to pull the trigger or not.Eff all o' y'all!
It could be done by not rolling them at the same time or using some other criterium to distinguish between the dice.Would be difficult to roll a percentage with two dice of the same color.
You can generally get by just agreeing to always read from left to right.It could be done by not rolling them at the same time or using some other criterium to distinguish between the dice.
I also received Fateforge as well, it's got great art, and looks like a really decent setting for D&D 5E, much more my thing than Forgotten Realms.So within the last six months?
- Lyonesse: Playing High Dudgeon with Loz sold me, my flick through this weighty tome is not doing justice so I’ll be taking Loz advice to read the books first to avoid spoilers and follow the read through on this site before deep delving.
- Keyforge: Secrets of the crucible. This setting is nuts and absolutely gonzo...and I’ll never run it, but I’ll steal about 70% of the material at some point for other games as there are tons of goodies I’d use in other settings.
- Midgard (5e): Literally all of it, first of two settings that will have me running 5e for my group again. Love the material and gives me something I can use as inspiration to run a 5e game.
- Fateforge (5e): Second of the 5e settings that can convince me to run a 5e game. Still awaiting the Bestiary KS.
- Cortex Prime...sort of. Still awaiting the finished product and the setting spotlights would be handy as examples of how to use but looks like a very good system for homebrew settings/games.
I also received Fateforge as well, it's got great art, and looks like a really decent setting for D&D 5E, much more my thing than Forgotten Realms.
I'm also waiting on Cortex Prime, so we'lll seehow it goes.
Lyonesse is definately on my list once the international shipping costs become more reasonable. I have most of the Mythras settings, but this one looks really great.
Whether you go for Lyonesse, Mythic Britain or Thennla surely depends on which of you game pitches appeals most to your players?
I know that I'd find my home group players are most likely to go for the trad fantasy of Thennla rather than the Cornwell MB setting or the more off-the-wall Lyonesse setting. I'd need four fans of Vance to run that and four Dark Ages history nerds to run MB although I did run Caves of the Circind at UK Games Expo a few years back when MB was first released and that was well received.
The forum is quite quiet, you’d be better off on the Discord. It’ll be via Roll20 and I’ve started on some tools to help with analysis paralysis and action/SE guidance.I offered a Mythras game over at TDM's forum and got a negligible response so finding a few Mythras players might be harder than you think. I know from prior experience Mythras doesn't do on-line combats very easily for some players without something like Roll20 mappage and tokens and players really need to have system mastery or they'll be floundering, unable to choose which action to take or SE to use.
It could be done by not rolling them at the same time or using some other criterium to distinguish between the dice.
Other than that, I've been picking up TSR MSH stuff. I'm within sniping range of a complete set now. I think it's all adventure modules from here to the finish line.
I'm jealous...The Doom boxed set and X-Force boxed set were the hardest for me to acquire, the first availability, the second just price. After that I lucked out and managed to get the entire Handbook series for dirt cheap as part of a lot buy, but usually the later, lower print run volumes go for a lot.
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Someone needs to tell her that’s not West Coast, that’s the number Three.
It could be done by not rolling them at the same time or using some other criterium to distinguish between the dice.