Troll Lord Games

I got mine sometime last week.


Swank...

concobar wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRZ1CYYIsCg

That shit...was funny!!!!

And so true.

Treebore wrote: A link would be nice, especially if there is an english version. Alas, they are not available in English. I would volunteer to offer some pared-down translated notes, but I'm not sure how kosher that would be. Sucks, though. The 4.1 version of DSA is super-duper crunchy, but they've...

<t>I'm planning on using this adventure to kick off my C&C Aventurien game, which hopefully will begin near Halloween. It's the first adventure in a four-part series, only three of which are currently available in pdf form.<br/> <br/> The premise is pretty cool: a powerful, wisdom-seeking wizard...

csperkins1970 wrote:
I'm odd but I like chocolate soy milk better than regular chocolate milk.

Same here. We buy the Silk chocolate soy milk. My kid loves it.

hedgeknight wrote: What is the difference between this book and the regular M&T? Why do I need both? I guess that you don't need both, but if you play in Erde (Aihrde) then it I'm sure that it comes in handy. It's no different than the old Monstrous Compendiums from 2nd Edition which were world spe...

Omote wrote:
*Do Want* Hardback.

~O

Booyah.

+1

Lord Dynel wrote:
The Eberron guy?

That's Keith Baker.

serleran wrote: In the "World Almanac" list of notable third party candidates, one of the two for whom the main issue was "States' Rights". RICH: Response: "Who is (Aaron) Burr?" Wager: $1K Final score: $2K He lost. Badly. Before I check the google machine.... I'm going to go with George Wallace.

Bowbe wrote: The 120 purchase was NOT for charity. The charity "give away" was something else entirely. Freaky eh? My OP was that seeing all the wack things like "Renown Points" and the sort of cardboard RPGA give-away/auction away crap and "re-imaginings' of stuff in lieu of "new stuff" is the vis...

Bowbe wrote: As I said... not trying to start an edition war. My main focus was on dislikes and dissapointment. Like yeah I "get" that updating old settings can sometimes be cool. We updated Wilderlands with the consent of its creator (well I helped with a lot of others)... my point I guess being c...

Shenron wrote: @ Orpheus, Yes, a lot of this is just re working what is already there. But why re-invent the wheel? Nah; no need to reinvent the wheel. But why bother to go through the process at all and instead just say, "Use the races as written in the 3rd Edition ECG and just take out the racial...

That's cool, but aren't most of these just dragged straight in from the ECG with feats removed?

Bowbe wrote: If people like a game system, they like a game system and thats koolaid as far as I am concerned. What I disliked about all the hype and hoopla on the Darksun WOTC site was the bits about A: Not really needing a DM B: Not needing a player character because one is provided for you. C. N...

BAD

ASS!!!!!!!!

<t>I've only seen a three-page excerpt of Tomb of Horrors on the Wizards site, but it's not a straight-up conversion of the original module into 4th Edition stats. I've thought about picking it up when it's released in a couple of weeks to maybe run some of it for Halloween.<br/> <br/> All of the ar...

Y'all still take this shit WAY too seriously.

Joe wrote:
We could role play a game of Battleship if we tried hard enough.

That still does not make Battleship a role playing game.

Well, why not?

I played 4E at GenCon 2008 RPGA open tournament. It was a blast but very very cumbersome, of the four five people at the table we kept forgetting abilities. It reminded me of playing battletech. It seemed to me that it was geared heavily towards a miniature tactical game than a roleplaying game. We...

Vroomfogle wrote: Thanks everyone. I've got Travellers screens. If I get the time I'll use that as a template and make a landscape version (I'll post here of course). I would highly recommend the Savage World customizable screen. While it's pricey @ $30 it is extremely durable and I couldn't find o...

Breakdaddy wrote: Its a great screen but not landscape and it is PDF, two things that don't beat the OP's requirements. I wish I could direct you to one that does. I have the savage worlds customizable landscape GMs screen and I wouldnt mind one of these either. That's what I get for just barging i...

Vroomfogle wrote: I'm looking for some 3rd party downloadable screen inserts that I can edit (i.e. not PDF). I would be all over the official screen, but I use a 3 panel landscape screen and I'm afraid that since I started using a landscape screen there's just no going back. Can anyone point me to ...

cinderblock wrote: Oh yeah its a teaser. They just dangled the prime cut of beef and said said you can have bologna . I can't wait for the show to finally air. I can't recommend the books enough though. It may not be for everybody but I friggin love em. The books rock!!!! Seriously, if you want a b...

<t>Yeah, I haven't played D6 Star Wars in years, but one of my players just goes on and on about it at the table. He and I are the only two of us who have actually played. The others are up for it, but man are there so many games that I want to play and get going.<br/> <br/> Deadlands: Reloaded (Sav...

concobar wrote: Easy now buddy, lets not do anything too hasty. even when i was running D&D4e i always took my C&C stuff to the games. I really liked some of the modules and have ran them with C&C, D&D4e and BECMI/LL. Holy shit! I actually did this tonight while running Dragora's Dungeons for 4th E...

Lookin' to mix the two together, as I stated above.

The new printing of the Players Handbook is nicely done! I especially find the cover much more appealing.

<t>I like pie, I like cake and I like chocolate-covered pretzels. All three are good and I will choose which one I feel like eating depending upon which flavor I have a hankering for that day.<br/> <br/> If I go to a pie-centric forum, I don't do so because I want to talk about how awesome pie is be...

concobar wrote:
I think I may be the only 4E advocate on the boards...

Not by a mile, my friend.
I like C&C, 4E, AD&D 1/2, and 3rd Edition, to an extent.

Liking one doesn't mean disliking another.

<t>I was actually thinking about this earlier whilst taking the dog for a walk, and I began wondering just what game would I use to introduce my son to gaming when he's old enough. And perhaps the system I choose will also determine "if he's old enough."<br/> <br/> I planned on picking up a copy of ...

Frost wrote:
I am confused. Beer seems like the right course of action.

Then you will definitely want to play C&C as opposed to OSRIC/AD&D, as all of those subsystems and the descending armor class just gets even more confusing, beer after beer.

C&C: The RPG for Drunks.

Or The PBRPG?