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Yeah I had seen that and even have a card deck of those action percentages that a friend gave to me at the 2015 Gencon. It has been so long since I played RM that I have forgotten many of the particulars that I disallowed as a GM. But maybe that's why RM still remains my all time favorite game...

I stand corrected. Wow, I must have missed that. Then again maybe I did see and use those way back then, that feels like 100 yrs ago...lol. The last time I played RM was in the mid 90's with a mix of RMFRP and RMSS, not to mention that is when I used the CEATS system.

I understood your original post to mean that those "F" and "G" crits were part of the Rolemaster core rules. They are an optional rule that as you quoted are in RMC1. They were part of Spacemaster core rules but I only used that system a few times in the 80's. I had forgotten about that system...

Not sure where you get G crits and F crits from... Rolemaster uses crit ranges from A through E, with E being the deadliest. For attacks you first roll your attack dice, look up the result and if a crit is indicated you roll on the appropriate crit table. Sometimes a stun was indicated and the...

I am not even sure I would call it post apocalyptic but it is a close comparison. When playing it is hard to see the tech sometimes but it is there. There are devices that you can find and use that give you abilities and what not.

You should check out Numenera then. It is a mixed fantasy/tech setting way in the future. For that matter you should go check out Shadow World by Terry Amthor. I believe it is the first actual fantasy/tech setting as it came out in the early 80's. Though some might have an issue with the setting...

I need riddles on earth (ground, dirt, rocks, etc)..... I did a google search and came up with nothing helpful.

Interesting and well thought out. I might be able to use this depending on if I alter either the dungeon or the answers some. I am using a premade map from "Heroic Maps" on RPGNow. I like the use of the lyric though the water clue in that is more cryptic than the others. But it might work.

That is good and gives me an idea. When the characters enter the final room they will see a wall with 4 key holes in it with an inscription reading something like: This far you have come, the 4 brothers you have met, use them once again, to reach the treasure within. Though I am not entirely...

I am about to run a dungeon in my campaign that was built by dwarves with a penchant for riddles and puzzles. I am working on a theme of the elements where in various rooms the characters have to solve the riddles/puzzles and they each pertain in some way to the 4 elements. In the final...

I am looking for a set of riddles (website?) centered around a theme. Where the theme itself is not to hard but not to easy to figure out. It would be awesome if the theme was an element like, fire, water, air, light or something similar that the party could easily reproduce. I am developing a...

Hail and well met Monte! I am a fan of your work and use a lot of that older Rolemaster stuff for inspiration. I have been looking for a copy of the Darkspace book you wrote for Spacemaster since mine disappeared in a fire years ago. Some time ago I asked if you minded me doing a conversion of...

I actually found something that has everything I was looking for. I read something about podcast sound boards and did a search for them and "Jingle Palette" does all the things I want it to do and it's free. Here is a link in case anyone else in interested.

I need a soundboard for windows that I can add my own sounds to. This would be used in game. I have recently found out about Tabletop Audio, which is awesome btw but I need something that I can add my own sounds to. Here is some of the criteria I am looking for: 1. Supports multiple file...

I also prefer that the players to have printed character sheets. There are so many apps available (both paid and free) that are a great help to the game. I have been using Inspiration Pad Pro for treasure generation and a few other things. It is a great program (easy to program at that and is...

In just about every game I have GMd or played people use their electronic devices freely. Most of the time it is directly game related and I have not encountered people who play games or randomly surf the internet. The rest of the time I'd say electronic devices are used for texting and that has...

Learning a new system to run it for a group that has never played it is a daunting task, that more often than not ends in the group not liking the game. I know as a GM I don't like learning new systems that much unless everyone is interested in it. I know I will screw some things up and would...

Yeah Savage Worlds seem like a pretty good system but I would like to play in a game before I run it.

So do I. I realize at this point I need to build a new group and that isn't always easy especially in this day and age. Even though table top RPG's are coming back with a bang it is hard to compete with such established games like the D&D franchise and Pathfinder.

Actually none. That idea fell through because the group fell apart when one guy got a job driving trucks across the country. There was only two left after that and one was a young kid and not even a partially decent role player that really didn't listen to advice..... I did end up getting the...