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I'd vote for DP9's Tribe 8, Heavy Gear, and Jovian Chronicles. Silhouette system is pretty decent and the backgrounds for the games are excellent. Mini's side of things for HG and JC are relatively popular, but wish their rpg sides got more interest

The games that I always want to play, but for whatever reason never get a chance to are DP9's games using the Silhouette system, not the new d20 versions. Heavy Gear, Jovian Chronicles for your mecha action and Tribe 8 for a surreal fantasy experience.

2 - B2 Keep on the Borderlands 3 - U series of modules, first set of modules I ever ran as a DM 4 - Faiths and Avatars - bit overpowered specialty clerics, but excellent info on the gods and their priesthoods.

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Well, knowing how it is to be out of work for a lengthy period of time with a child, I have sent $100 your way.

Well I can certainly agree on the weight issue, considering I just had to drag my huge library of RPG materials down two flights of stairs to the basement since my wife decided she did not want them cluttering up the bedroom anymore.

I think Chrysler might be running some sort of Two Towers campaign. My father is a manager at the local dealership, and just dropped off a couple of dvds, and a few of the posters they had left over from hanging them up in the building.

I voted 6+, for six players and 1 DM. I like that number cause it means you can lose a player or two for a session, not have a problem, as well as I just like larger groups of players. My last game that I ran had 10 players in it, and we had a blast playing without many slowdowns or anything...

Scrapped Princess is a pretty good show for a fantasy adventure, though it does have some sci-fi bits in it. Not available in the US yet, so will need to grab fansubs or raw. Juuni Kokki (The Twelve Kingdoms) is a pretty good fantasy adventure, though it is more Chinese/Japanese than Western...

Well I voted not bothered either way. DnD is built around the expectation that there is easy ways to bring back the dead, and if the players want to try it, then they can, though I normally do attach some sort of roleplaying price to getting brought back, I do not do it always. But then again...

In a similar vein as RoLW I would recommend Heroic Legend of Arslan. Very nice series that my wife loves.

No more gamers need the Victorian look. Shows we are more refined than the petty masses out there :)

Thought some of you might be interested in this http://www.rasalvatore.com/fireworks.html

GDQ Conversion Well I have started on it once or twice, but since the games I was in at the time died, I kept stopping. But I would also love to see someone's conversion of the mod.

Well I always like the Slaver series (A1-4), S4 Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (with its companion WG4 Lost Temple of Tharizdun), and the GDQ1-7 Queen of Spiders mods. I am not sure if WG4 has been ESDed yet, but the other there have been. Also for low level adventures I would recommend the...

The PDF is 157 pages long, including the front and back cover...that also includes the map booklet at the back which has about 4 and half pages of stats for 1e, so you can probably cut those out if he is going to convert it to 3e.

How are KenzerCo ridiculing fans of the original/Basic D&D? So Noah mislabeled that B1 was a 1e module, instead of stating that it was for original/Basic D&D. Big deal. They also explained that yes they have the rights to do a Hackmaster version of Mystara, but after yours and other Mystara...

I would have to say my favorite world is Terra Nova from Heavy Gear. I think DP9 did a fantastic job on creating a world with an intricate backstory, and every side can be "good" or "bad" all depending on how you want to play it. Plus I also like the Silhouette system, though it does have a...

eh, no problem. My best bit of advice for working with transparencies is to set the background as opaque as possible while working on it, and then set it transparent right before saving. Ok...I think I have done enough of my "Computer Geek" role tonight :)

I tossed it into Animation Shop 3, set the background to opaque black so I could see the artifact, and then just erased it on all of the succeeding frames. Possibly what happened is that if you used layers for the sparkle, that somehow the layer got moved behind the Pkitty, and since it had a...