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I tried using the training rules and it turned into a disaster for the campaign. Training works well if you have simple and quick adventures with plenty of downtime in between them. But if the PCs are participating in a time-sensitive campaign, having one of them take a few weeks off to train, then ...

Telhawk, you've sold me on this movie! I'm going to have to watch it now, haven't seen an honest-to-God horror movie in a long time.

I think I will eventually pick this one up, just don't know if I can justify it now that I have multiple copies of M&T and just bought a pristine copy of Classic Monsters for for $5 at the TLG store (on sale now!) BTW, not criticizing glossy pages and full color artwork by any means, but I gotta say...

I'm a bit confused as to how Fantasy Grounds is superior to Roll20.

Never knew of this film until now.

I've been doing it that way too, without realizing it.

I don't believe so, no. What post are you referring to?

No, the cover you see is going to be the standard cover, that's the one with the wizard holding the book over his head. I don't think anyone has seen the alternate cover yet.

I think that if you are going to be using house rules that include dismembering body parts or having broken bones being the results of say, critical hits for example, then there should be a way for a cleric to heal those wounds at a lower level. In a more orthodox game I don't think it's a problem, ...

Perhaps in addition to turning undead a cleric could have the option of holding undead using the same ability. Turning could have the effect of causing undead to flee or to stay frozen in place depending on the cleric's command.

Lurker wrote:Nice, been years since I thought about LA

Thanks for the characters

np, had fun doing it. Hopefully these pregens will help somebody with starting up a game or they could be used as potential NACs as well.

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Avatar: Race: Human Order: Noble Rank: 7th (Knight Errant) Knacks: Heat Tolerance Quirks: Impatience Base Ratings Health: 77 Precision: 44 Speed: 13.5 (8.5 w/penalty) Abilities Chivalry 78 Weapons 38 Hunt 29 Physique 34 Learning 10 Arms Carried cutting & thrusting (long) sword w/scabbard long dagger...

Evil Ruins by Role Aids, it's supposedly the ruins of none other than the historical Tintagel Castle!

Avatar: Race: Human Order: Ecclesiastic Rank: 9th (Postulant) Knacks: Water-Finding Quirks: Impulsiveness Base Ratings Health: 84 Precision: 34 Speed: 14 (10.5 w/penalty) AEPs 56 Abilities Theurgy 57 Scrutiny 28 Physique 51 Learning 35 Weapons 15 Arms Carried belt axe short dagger w/sheath leather s...

Thanks Rhu!

Avatar: Race: Dwarf Order: Unordered Knacks: Cartography Quirks: Stench Base Ratings Health: 65 Precision: 60 Speed: 10.5 (6.5 w/penalty) Abilities Weapons 60 Evaluation 52 Physique 46 Planning 39 Mechanics 33 Arms Carried battle axe crossbow sheaf of 40 quarrels long dagger w/sheath Armor & Protect...

Avatar: Race: Human Order: Mage Rank: 9th (Thaumaturgist) Knacks: Concealment Quirks: Cold Intolerance Base Ratings Health: 78 Precision: 30 Speed: 15 (14 w/penalty) AEPs 70 Abilities Enchantment 60 Arcana 50 Learning 48 Metallurgy 25 Weapons 10 Arms Carried dagger (concealed) fighting staff (6-foot...

Perhaps this might come in handy for those that are about to play a game of Lejendary Adventure but don't have the knowledge and/or the time to generate an Avatar. I'll be adding Avatars to this thread periodically, starting with The Essentials but then moving on to The Lejendary Rules for All Playe...

Cutter; The All Father Granite 'O The Hills; Construction Steel; War Diamond; Hearth & Home (Goddess) Hammer; Smithing Undwella; Strength (Goddess) Fairnoon; Intelligence (Goddess) Toft; Earth & Life (Goddess) Mithril; Treasure & Magic From Gods & Monsters. If the names seem a bit blase'/unimaginat...

Rhuvein wrote:
I could never tell Gary that I thought C&C was a far better game than D&D, but I did tell him that I thought C&C was easier for me to introduce my nephews to the game, than BD&D Holmes would have been.

It's easier and faster. Don't get me wrong, I love D&D but C&C is the better option.

Is this the book or the binder?

Go0gleplex wrote:Okay....now the 5th of July.

Hangover count?
Finger Count?
Survivor Count?

But it is good to see that TLG isn't abandoning C&C for 5e, though it seemed like they were for a minute. R- I had the same concerns. As much as I'm open to playing 5e, I don't really want to play the 5e versions of the C&C modules but would rather see more coming out for C&C. I hope the Trolls don...

Captain_K wrote:Have we not all forsaken these pages? I never did any of this before I started here... and its been slowly dying slowly since I started... blame me I guess.

Re-discovered an old boardgame I had gifted to me as a kid. It's called Sirocco - Desert Raiders Battle Game (from TSR). From the box description it reads: SIROCCO is an exciting game of desert combat for two players. Simple and easy to learn, battle develops fast and furiously! Each player represen...

Happy 4th everyone!

Thanks for posting this. I do wish the company would directly put updates here as well as Facebook. Not everyone uses that site. They used to, there is a section here for announcements, but for some reason they stopped posting. It would appear that they've forsaken these forums in favor of Facebook...

I was wrong, in fact it IS in the first printing of Monsters & Treasure, starting on page 89, "Sentient Magic Items".

Looking forward to Of Gods & Monsters.