Troll Lord Games

Casts "Raise Thread" again :D Actually, I'm looking for a Free RPG Day demo I'm going to be doing next month to possibly go the other direction, and place "The Village of Hommlet" in the Highlands. Do some of these ideas make sense for changes? Saint Cuthbert's temple in Hommlet ...

I was tricked. I guess it is bad on me that I do not put such ass hatery off the table as it concerns WotC. I wish WotC WOULD do something this stupid. It would put C&C's name out there ever more and would make for a great counter-suit and income for the Trolls. Any judge with more than one bra...

my first experience with C&C was around 2009 or so You created your account here in June of 2008, so you must be off by a bit. Perhaps, he signed up here to talk about TLG's d20 Lion in the Ropes or Mortality of Green and not C&C! :D Nah, I plead crappy memory and throw myself on the mercy ...

I've noticed that there isn't a forum section for minis or gaming accessories... and there probably is a reason that this noob doesn't know about... But since this thread has survived... I'll add to it. 1st off... I SUCK at painting... I am a better art critic than I am an artist... so be it. But I...

In fairness, not from OGAM, but my favorite RPG deity is Saint Cuthbert from Greyhawk.

"Stubborn heads are not made of glass." An awesome quote.

First off, Slimy, you evil, evil man. :lol: :P After another long absence from the boards, I saw this headline and briefly plotzed. But to pick up from the conversation, my first experience with C&C was around 2009 or so, when I happened to see the PH at my (now late and lamented) FLGS, Third Pl...

Looking at them, I assumed that they were mostly intended to be NPC classes, for CKs to create memorable henchmen, since they all seem to be somewhat overclocked versions of the core classes.

Fudge only when necessary to make game better. Better is good. Fire is bad. ~O "...Richard Baseheart is good." I steadfastly refuse to fudge in a way that harms the players. But if I really don't want them to die for some reason (what can I say? I'm an old softie... :D ) I'll fudge a natu...

If this isn't the right part of the forums, please move it to where it ought to go. Thanks! Hi -- Since my Saturday group plays in a public place (a Coffee Bean in Torrance), I was thinking of putting up a small sign using the C&C logo to attract any other Coffee Bean customers who might be game...

Maybe I'm just blind, but where in the PH/CKG are rules for chases, either on foot, or horseback or both? My players got themselves into a bit of a problem last session (got captured by the Scarlet Brotherhood when one of the party members had an unfortunate bout of honesty concerning the party's tr...

Relaxo wrote:As long as you coat the fan material in a thick layer of pure salt, it should be kosher.

What happens, though if one of the NPCs is a large ham?

(From the 1942 "To Be or Not to Be" : "Mr. Ravitsch, what you are, I couldn't eat.")

I'll have to check my copy when I get home -- I don't remember tables like that being there, though there is an extremely cool and useful (though not for the purposes I was looking for ) "ecologies" section for most of the M&T monsters.

Now that everything's gonna be printed in color, if it's not too late, could I make a suggestion for the next printing of the M&T? Encounter tables by environment might be nice -- breaking down the monsters into the different environments they most likely would be found in.

Just a thought.

Wow. Something just crashed Kickstarter. Wonder if it was the awesome of the drive's last day

I can only speak for myself and my group, but after repeated rules arguments playing 3e, we went to C&C and at this point, will never go back. It works near perfectly for us. In fact, I've been able to play 1e AD&D modules completely on the fly right at the table with no issues.

Sorry - I lived under a rock from 1987 to 2008. What's the TSR HR series? Back in the '90s, TSR released a bunch of Historical Resource books -- covering Charlemagne's Empire, the Vikings, The Romans, The ancient Greeks, the Crusades, and the later Renaissance, up to (IIRC) the Thirty-Years' War. P...

One thing to remember with most monsters is that while they may have low intelligence, they're not imbiciles. Granted not all of us have knowledge of advanced tactics, but remembering that orcs and kobolds are smart enough to do feigned retreats to lead unwary pursuers into an ambush or to use cover...

Only problem with that is that, in my experience, is that by the time they figure out they should run, its too late. Yeah, that's always true. Myself included! :lol: Then, there are those who never figure it out, even when they have clues dumped on their head like anvils... I can remember a paladin...

We've been trying to meet weekly, and we game on Saturday afternoons.

If there was a way to swing it legally, I'd love to see character stats for some of the classic pulp heroes, such as The Shadow, Doc Savage, The Spider, etc.

Treebore wrote:Haunted Highlands books.

I've got the PDF of the Player's Guide, and I am very impressed. I've already got plans to use the expanded humanoid races (Orc, Goblin, Kobold, Etc.) to make new and unique NPCs in my campaign.

Hey, I'm looking for about four or so players to fill a gaming group at a Torrance-CA-area Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. We've got two players (the remnants of an at-one-time eight-or-so strong group that sadly drifted apart) and a CK at the moment, and the party is in the very near future going to be...

He was also insanely lucky with those dice... makes me almost want to consider banning metals at the table just to give the CK an even break :lol: After taking a quick look, it is apparent that some of these dice are going to be REALLY biased in rolling due to having more metal on one side(s) than ...

Hey, dcfitch, would Torrance be too far for you? I'm running a C&C campaign that's looking for players.

If you love funky dice there is a new(ish) set of 3D printed metal dice that you can find here are Shapeways. These are some of the coolest dice sets I've seen to date. (I understand that they do plastic dice also.) Here is a video of the process to 3D metal printing. It doesn't show them making th...

I may be in the minority (I hope not.) but I'd find the "Light Underground" table to be useful. It is one of those rules that I think I'd use a lot if it was right there, on the screen. If it wasn't on the screen I'd probably end up not using it as I try not to flip through books, searchi...

That is a cool little card there -- perfect for CKs to keep as a backup charsheet

slimykuotoan wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6A0rwG39Jzk

One thing -- could you have at least put a "NSFW" tag on there? I just about had a heart attack when, at the office, I played this and suddenly James Earl Jones is uttering the word "N****rtown..."

Treebore wrote: Pretty basic, no where near the info of say the AWESOME "Book of the Righteous" from Green Ronin, or the old 2E Faith and Avatars books. Still, plenty to make me find it evocative of many adventure ideas, and the most I have ever been excited by a write up of the American ...

<t>[quote="Go0gleplex"]The wife and I checked out the two local game stores here in Salem...one had about 50 game books in it period. The other had a bit more of a selection...but only 4th ed, Flames of War, and Warhammer 40k. In discussing the local "scene" with both stores, neither were interested...