Recent content by Crusadius

I like digest-size books as they are easy to carry. I don't like digest-size books because they are usually light on content. The reverse can be said about letter-sized books. So I'm not sure there is a good size for me.

What will be useless in any situation and die quickly in combat. That's what I play because I'm bad at creating characters.

Yes. I am a recipient of this unforced error and have the core set. I posted a pic earlier of the core set but ask that you don’t look at them (or at the very least close your eyes if you click on it) so you aren’t spoiled by pics of the book cover and insides of the card box but I’m not...

Oh no. Please don't look at the pics as they may count as "spoilers" (I think closing your eyes while clicking on them will be enough). Apparently my pre-order was mistakenly sent before the official release date of 20th May, so people in my position have been requested not to spoil others.

I have pics - the item on the top right is the slip cover the book and box of cards came in.

And Thud! it landed today.

I am surprised I now have received a shipping notification that the core set will soon ship.

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4E Shadowrun 2E Monty Python's Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Program The One Ring 2E Mage: The Ascension 20th Anniversary Edition Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition Legend of the Mist Luxury Item: All The Dice.

I don’t experience a sense of wonder much these days, but many new games I picked up in the past did evoke it. So back in the nineties there was: the World of Darkness games, Shadowrun, WFRP; each introducing a new setting that had me buying the supplements and novels. I was also being...

Yes, I do if I like the system or have some nostalgic feeling towards it. With the prevalence of PDFs these days, I can limit myself to an electronic version if I feel purchasing a hard copy is too expensive or one step to far for a game I'm not playing.

I like the "Drain system" of Shadowrun. Resist the drain of the spell else suffer either Physical or Stun damage. This means no "extra" attribute to track, and your "health" becomes your spell/mana points.

Dwarves? They could have invented some sort of *hand waving* pulley system back in the long forgotten Golden Age.

Color me interested for the new one for TOR. I was a little disappointed with the current one being more a Starter Set for a roleplaying game called "The Hobbit" and not one based on "The Lord of the Rings".

Some people think conflict of any sort should have similarly detailed rules as those provided for hitting people in the face with a chair. People might be uncomfortable with acting out a scene or are just bad at it and shouldn't be penalised with poor outcomes by the GM because the GM judges...