Recent content by Taurren

During a period of stupidity I created 2 accounts on EN World and bought Community Support for 1 of my accounts. But now I want to use and post using the other account (this one). Both accounts have the same email adress. Is it possible for me to transfer my Community Support from one account...

oh damn ... that would be nice. House Colos, the DK, Jade London and the Truth Sybillis ... CRAP! Now you've got me thinking.

I haven't seen the 2 suggestions that Jaerdaph has made, but I have played Grim Tales and agree with Heap ... I highly recommend it

For those in the Columbus, Fort Benning, Phenix City (or even Auburn area if you don't mind the drive) ... you can find a large (20+) group of gamers at Stratosphere Games So drop in and say Hi when you have the chance.

I'm currently GM'ing 2 settings, playing in 1, and working on another. If I add up all the settings I've played, I think it would be between 20 to 30, depending on how many homebrews I can remember.

Great news about it being on schedule. I can hardly wait!

I found Lemurian Candidate to be an excellent module, and would highly reccomend it to anyone wanting to pick up a solid introductry adventure for Etherscope.

d'oh ... how did I forget Etherscope!? That goes in to my #3 spot, while 3, 4 & 5 all go down a spot.

Rolemaster is my favorite, but I play D&D more than any other game.

In order ... 1. Dawning Star - An amazing sci-fi setting, with outstanding support 2. Second World Sourcebook - Chock full of marvelous cross-world spanning crunch and fluff 3. Blood & Relics - Gothic mysteries and flavor in the modern world 4. Menace Manual - almost a "must have" 5. Urban...

2 games in '77 and once 78 hit I've been hooked for life

The original Spacemaster from ICE had a setting that screamed "DUNE". From the Dia Khovaria (Bene), the warring noble houses, corrupt empire, the personal shields and even spice ... they took the key elements of the book and made it part of their game. And it worked very well. Aside from that...

Thanks again!... hand outs have been printed, mini's have been gathered, books, maps and battlemap are being pulled together and now I get to look forward to a day filled of explaining the hobby to kids and their parents. Can't wait!

Youngest in his early 20's ... oldest just turned 60. Having 2+ generations at a gaming table can be very interesting

Thanks elephant, that'll be a great help