Recent content by Mark Theurer

Sorry about that, my bad. Yes, for online everyone would need a lot more of what comes in the box for themselves. Mark

I don't really think that everyone HAS to have a copy of the game. Sure, it would make most things easier if everyone had access to their own rulebooks and sets of dice but I would not say it's required. I'm starting our campaign (3-4 players plus me as GM) this weekend with me being the only...

I have it and am still reading / learning, but if you're ok with the dice system, careers intstead of levels and having to build all of the D&D monsters for WFRP3 then I think it would be ok. It's very far over on the abstract side of things rather than the tactical nature of D4, though. We've...

Hello everyone, The new issue of Fictional Reality is out and available for download at www.fictionalreality.org Inside you'll find plenty of rpg and miniature gaming articles inlcuding two one-shot scenarios for D&D (or Call of Cthulhu) and d20 Modern (or Call of Cthulhu) and lots of rpg...

Hello from Texas and Fictional Reality gaming (rpg and minis) zine. We're in the process of revamping our archives and one of the first changes is making all of the rpg adventures easily downloadable in one place. Our main site is located at www.fictionalreality.org and you can get to the...

Greetings from Texas, The new issue of Fictional Reality is out and available for download from www.fictionalreality.org Inside you'll find lots of rpg reviews, including... - A|State - Haven, Rap Sheet - Book of Fiends - Corwyl, City of Wood Elves - Nocturnals - Medieval Player's Manual -...

The March 2004 issue of Fictional Reality is available for download from www.fictionalreality.org. This issue incudes: Battle Reports [Warmachine and Dark Age] Miniature Reviews [Reaper, Dark Age, Pulp Figures, Adiken, Crocodile Games, Zombiesmith, Peer of the Realm, Thunderbolt Mountain and...