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Honor & Intrigue, Privateers of the Complications: Through tunnels. Huge lake. Pteranodon?

Retreat is an option, guys.

I don't have a price limit, although I'm more likely to buy something in PDF than paper, simply on the grounds of storage space. Things...

On a semi-related note... I'm finally archiving my entire NuTSR and Giantlands content folders - which are close to a gig in total - to...

Swastika shaped building destroyed thoroughly.

I've known a few people who gave up playing or GMing, and just wrote for A&E. Plus somebody who has been designing what he considers to...

For both of those cases, there are two players in common, the same two in both cases. Another example: the occult WWII campaign ran...

I've done this on several occasions over the last 45 years, and never had a problem with it. Specific variants have included: Multiple...

I'm cautious about software that gets really intimate with Windows, and I've had some bad experiences with data indexing systems with bugs.

Horor & Intrigue, Privateers of the Complications. Entered tunnel to El Dorado.

They need to not clash with the lore. For example, using a game system with inappropriate levels of mechanical detail (too much or too...

Early 1980s, a group playing OD&D. Roll 3D6 for stats.

I had not heard of Everything before your posting. Having looked at its website, I do not fancy it. Agent Ransack is considerably...

This is why I prefer games that aren't very prescriptive about their play style.

Roleplaying games are about the stories one creates, not the "board game". If the "board game" (IE rules) were the most important...