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    GODLIKE: Any good?

    I pretty much agree with HEAP. The setting is entirely awesome, well crafted, and while I don't have wild talents (Sold out or something... darn it) I have to disagree with the notion that it is only a single game setting, simply because my players were scrambling for more. Issues: 1. Combat...
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    mindless eating at games

    Years ago we used to do the chips, softdrink routine. Nowadays we eat real food - mrs. Arrgh is a relatively new cook and so tries new things all the time. Even our snacks are adult snacks - cheeses, dips, pepperoni, pickled onions and the like. I must admit I'm avoiding that 2'oclock burnout...
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    Dark Side Point?

    Plane sailing, your advice is awesome and will be used. Maj-odo "I ignite my.. Me: "What about force slam? It was so easy last time.. to defend your allies.. just use the force and they'll never have to worry about a thing; damn, you looked good saving their butts last time, too." Interesting...
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    Dark Side Point?

    I suppose the fluff of the setting; the light side not being used as a tool? Hows about this idea - using the force as the first alternative - force slam move object to batter people about and so on on the opening round can be seen as using the force as a tool, which is a very sith perspective...
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    Help me, fellow gamers! You're my only hope!

    A lot of good advice here. Just a small thing; do you roleplay with "And then Krusk says' KRUSH!" or do you say "CRUSH!"? Weirdly enough, take yourself out of your character. Before you make a snide comment, think 'what would Krusk say'? And then 'Krusk says..." It removes the direct...
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    Dark Side Point?

    Well, I just had a very successful Star Wars Saga game; lots of combat, investigation, and so on and even (Yes!) buddy banter, and leaving some nice plot hooks for the next adventure. Just a question - one of the characters, a Jedi focusing on Force powers and the like was wondering if he could...
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    How would you remake the D&D cartoon?

    Whats up with the calls for Greyhawk? I just don't get it. Just people wanting to see their setting in action? The "wow" factor of Eberron would be a far better selling point, and has all the journeying into deep dark whatevers to find the seven parts of the macguffin. It just has all the nice...
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    Age of Worms & Savage Tide HCs

    Really? But why would wizards interfere? I assumed Dungeon had all the IP for doing this sort of stuff. I know Dungeon is going out, but is publishing this just not worthwhile for the profit, or can wizards actually interfere with the process?
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    Star Wars Saga - Help with Droid creation

    Nice! Thanks so much! *Dutifully copies down*. I couldn't work out how to do it with only the 1000 credits. I didn't think you could use the scoundrel starting fund to get into it. Oh well, it's nicely put together. The slight change is it's going to be called T4-KM (Tee-kay). Other than...
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    Star Wars Saga - Help with Droid creation

    Hi guys! I'm going to run a game this weekend and one character wanted to be a custom droid. I'm wondering how to do this idea - Basically, one of those blue think tanks (Touch-coma?sp) without the giant pod on the back that people sit in from Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. This...
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    Anyone playing Mechamorphosis?

    While true, remember two things that have a further effect - Really big guys will have high strength - but might not have as many attributes or abilities as other characters. A suggested addendum may be to not give them the bonus AC. (Though that might weaken them immensely.) Big guys won't...
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    Anyone playing Mechamorphosis?

    We played a one-shot some time back. My missus is a huge trans-geek and ran it for us, but is no rules junky so just ran as is, which had it's problems. I believe I had much the same problem as you did before you fixed it so nicely. Basically, I had a decepticon tank named Shock Tactic...
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    "Eat Your hearts out my fellow gamers" Vol 2

    Awesome purchases! Pity about the conversation. Perhaps it's just me, but I actually find non-written stories about fantasy games as boring as all heck. Were they telling me a story (One day, a dragon raided a village..) I could listen. But generally the conversations go - "And then I rode the...
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    Babylon 5 - The Cold Equations - Thoughts?

    Thanks, Mytholder! I've a party where out of the 5 people in the group, 1 has seen the whole thing, 1 has seen bits and pieces and another is vaguely aware of stuff because I yap on about it. (Fiance). The others don't know much at all. That in mind, and seeing that it does lead on, I might very...
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    SWSE -Making the Dark Side more tempting

    Hi everyone - there's little that bothers me about the latest star wars, but theres just one thing. How do we make the Dark Side more tempting? I know it's tempting to use force thrust and so on against people, but I'd really like a mechanic where calling on fear/anger/whatever is at first...
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    Babylon 5 - The Cold Equations - Thoughts?

    Hey guys. I picked up The Ragged Edge some time back, and its a fairly awesome if difficult module (IMO). It basically leads on from The Cold Equations. I haven't picked that up yet, and I'm just wondering if TCE was a worthwhile intro adventure. I've never run a B5 game before, but don't want...
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    Better name than 'aerial palanquin,' _or_ fighting on the side of a fleeing airship!

    It's more bargelike than my magical steampunk zeppelins, but I tend to use poetical references. The PC's ship is the Coy Mistress, the powerful bad ship is the Dame Sans' Merci. Hows about - The Last Duchess King of Kings Blind in Blood West Wind
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    Pitch me your ulitmate D&D movie

    On the music issue: It kind of depends. I love Cowboy Bebop because the music is extremely well done for the mood and fight choreography that goes into it. A fantasy movie on the other hand, if it is to be done well should have music that emphasizes its mood and doesn't take it away. Sci-fi...
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    Star Wars: Force Unleashed (Saga Edition)

    I must admit the technological angle did annoy me a tad, before I had a realisation. but you have to realise this is basically a fantasy before it attempts to be sci-fi. the sci-fi is the flavour - fantasy is the real meat of these stories. Star wars requires space-ships, blasters and the like...
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    How are you using True20?

    Currently setting up a fantasy airships, pirates and so on game set using a homebrewed world but with a lot of Iron Kingdoms stylistic tendancies and incorporating christianity into the world, set in a 1600 - 1700 style era. Basically, the first part of the game will be based in and around Five...
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