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That's interesting. I played a learn-to-play of that system at Gamehole Con as well. Like Age of Sigmar, it is a much more streamlined system than WFRP4e. They both use a d6 dice pool, rather than the d100 sytem of WFRP. They also do away with all of the table lookups that gives WFRP much of...

That's interesting. As a DM, I'm not sure I would want to do the work of restating the NPCs and creatures, but I'm not familiar with Dragonbane, so perhaps that system makes it easy to do so. Another tip for @Edifice Head is using the Foundry game system for WFRP4e, which makes a lot of the...

No. I have to admit that I was a bit put off about the new game as I've already invested so much time and money into WFRP4e. I will say, however, that I really enjoyed a play-to-learn session of Age of Sigmar at Gamehole Con last year. Could be fun to recreate dead characters in that system and...

I'm running The Enemy Within (TEW) campaign now. Just finished the first book with the party leaving Bogenhafen the next session and moving into the second book. Even the first book is a heavy lift for the GM. It seems every book gets more complex. More than that, it is a significant commitment...

I checked StartPlaying as I've used that site a number of times. Currently the only LitM games are campaigns, which I can't commit to. I'll check back in March after the PDF is released and see if there are any one shots for it. I also checked the Roll20 find a game site, but no LitM games...

Like it. Except "Enzo" makes me think of the golden retriever in The Art of Racing in the Rain. This is also what my sons decided to name our golden retriever (sigh). So I'm might keep Enzo in the pantheon but it would be "Enzo, the Very Good Boy."

Doesn't seem to have worked out that way IRL, though I would be very interested in reading research showing this to be the case.

I wonder how these folks act when invited to the home of people in the real world who have different rules on shoes on or language used? I would like to think some people are more likely to be this way online, but I also think so many people spending so much time online his likely leeched into...

Some customers take "having it your way" too far.

Depends what you are looking for. Do you want it to be a campaign length location or just a cool place for a few sessions. I ran a five year campaign based in and around the Rappan Athuk mega-dungeon. I hesitate to recommend it because it is huge and is a bit of a hodgepodge, bordering on...

There are lots of human polytheistic pantheons to draw from. Read up on historical pantheons beyond the greek, roman, and norse pantheons. It also depends on how wide-ranging the campaign is. If the party will be travelling far and wide, I would have more than one. I think it would be...

Other than a brief glance when skimming through the new DMG, I'm not yet familiar with, and haven't used, the new Bastion system. But in my last D&D campaign, I used MCDM's Strongholds and Followers, which I thought gave rules with the right level of crunch and interesting, but not...

Well, you post finally got me to check out their web site. I like what I see and what I've been hearing about. I'm just not sure I want to buy another fantasy RPG. I wory about sinking a hundred or so dollars into material that will just sit on my shelf. But I'm going to check the various...

Sure, so any publisher should reach out to their base. The fact that a publisher does shows a positive level of engagement. I'm perhaps a bit hypocritical in that as a consumer I rarely take the time to respond to calls to action to "spread the word", vote on a poll, and I will never create and...

Ah, got it.

Never even heard of the system. Will have to check it out on Foundry.