Recent content by sevenbastard

Let's talk about the inclusion of the Dragon Ampersand on the necklaces. Gaudy AF.

And/or Stalker. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalker_(1979_film) With its wish granting room.

That's what they said about THAC0. I get what your saying but the old man in me likes things the way there where in my day. Good stats are high, math is mandatory, and..... well ......some other thing I forgot. Get off my lawn.

I don't love non intuitive mechanics like the above where a low rank in a skill is better. Without knowing anything else about the Mechanic it seems like shifting to a system where you need a six or better and skills adds from +0 to +4 would achieve the same results. Again I am sure there is...

I honestly would have thought the Adventure Time Kickstarter would have been much bigger based on the IP. I thought about backing, but figured I would wait to see some reviews first. Lately I've been a lot more "it's going to come out so why gamble on a Kickstarter". That said I will back...

I had Covid at the end of January and I pulled out my original copy to reread and looking forward to the reprint especially if the skip kickstarter and just get it out.

This looks like a great addition to the game, especially the vehicles. I also like how they number the generic cobras and Joe's so you can tell them apart on the battle field.

The issue is it takes a special set of skills to run non railroad adventures. But learning those skills is hard when you are mainly given adventures that are railroads. So we keep getting railroads. WOTC missed an opportunity with the Lost Mines reissue with not just turning it into a expanded...

I'm a Djinn and Tonic guy myself.

Man I spent many a frustrating afternoon trying to figure those old text games. I could see this being a fun mini game inside a adventure. A rouge AI stuck in a progaming error that can only be deactivated by navigating its current protocol a text based adventure.

Sounds like it's going to be a railroad.....

Why not both? Heck make one that can apply to bard, paladin, fighter, rogue. It would be fun to see subclasses that apply across multiple classes. But probably not a very realistic wish.

Using the law to make profit in a grey area is always a good reminder that Lawful Netural can be a great villain.

Looks like they replaced the illusion power with a charm power to lure in prey. Which is too bad for Hexmage because he probably would have made they Intelligence save versus the illusion.

Just another reason for PC to proactively attack any sculptures they encounter in a dungeon.