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Baaaa! ;) Back on subject, 41 rounds of rage? That's a lot of rage.

I'm running a modified version of the Sleeping Gods campaign using the new books. We started with 3 players and now have 5 regulars. It's been a whole lot of fun so far (we've played 3 sessions to date). I like the rule system, though it has some quirks. It should be said that, along with...

Thanks for that link to Spellcraft and Swordplay, JeffB. We find ourselves playing retro systems more and more these days so I'm looking forward to giving this a read through.

1-2 hours per fortnight. Less if there are no mini-figures involved. For a while I was spending 5-6 hours (or more) prep time but I fear I had lost my way. The prodigal son has now returned.

I'm pretty impressed. This is the best looking set in a long time. But ... yet another minotaur?

Beautiful. In a squamous, eldritch, Cyclopean sort of way.

Games I've never played but would love to: - Witch Hunter - Delta Green (though I have played CoC so maybe this doesn't count) - Dogs in the Vineyard - vs Monsters - Trail of Cthulhu - Godlike - Classic Traveller - Midnight Games I played back in the aeons of time and would love to play again...

Yep, I'm pretty much a harlot when it comes to this. I'll play anything as long as I'm having fun. I will never, ever, DM 4e though.

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Thanks for some more thought-provoking musings. I also use something similar to BAB from d20 for my OD&D and BECMI games and I'll definitely be adapting your smoothed attack bonuses chart.

I fear you're right, Philotomy. If it wasn't for Lulu's exorbitant shipping costs to Australia ...

I've got all of the current issues of Fight On! in print (currently salivating for #5) and plan on picking up the Knockspell PDFs.

Both of those covers are glorious. My excitement level just jumped up a couple more notches!

The only truly enjoyable combat I've experienced was when the party battled a gelatinous cube in whatever the name of the first official 4e module was. Otherwise I've unfortunately found them pretty tedious to the point where I'm hoping we start having less combat and more roleplaying. Note...

Pretty much everything from Paizo.

Merry Christmas from Australia! It's hot, the presents are opened and brekky is cooking. First church then fruit mince pies, cold meats and Christmas pud for the rest of the day. :-) Peace to all.

I solved this problem of missing things from older systems by starting my BECMI and OD&D games. Best gaming choice I ever made.

This is the best thing on the internet. For the names of dwarven ales alone.

OOps! B2, sorry. It's been a long day. :)

I'm not a big fan of 4e. My top 3 are: 1) less hit points for everything and/or up the damage count: Fights become a monotonous war of attrition -- every combat sees me filling up that little space for hit points and then some. 2) put healing back where it belongs, with the healing classes...