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  1. GuyBoy

    D&D 5E (2014) If you could run or play in any D&D 5e campaign right now, which would it be?

    I'm currently playing in Dungeons of Drakkenheim and it's absolutely awesome. I'm also playing in WFRP Enemy Within, and that is equally great. Big thanks to fellow poster @TheSword for running both games. As far as my wishlist goes; I'm planning to run Dark Tower or Caverns of Thracia after my...
  2. GuyBoy

    D&D 5E (2024) OAR 10 City State of the Invincible Overlord

    I'll be following this with interest, and supporting it as long as Bledsaw Jr is in no way involved. I lost a character battling the Witches of Marmon in the Wilderlands (in around 1981), so any chance to go back will be welcomed!
  3. GuyBoy

    White Dwarf Reflections #18

    I enjoyed the Halls of Tizun Thane adventure, and generally liked a lot of the stuff that Albie Fiore did for the game in these early days (to show how early, I was 17 then, I'm 62 now!)
  4. GuyBoy

    White Dwarf Reflections #17

    I always liked that cover art. Not necessarily for technical artistic merit, but its evocative nature; the skeletal remains of a spacefarer, centimeters from a first aid kit, and what (to me) looks like the ghostly apparition of a dying spaceship behind them. It gives off a haunting "what is the...
  5. GuyBoy

    Black Powder And Brimstone Offers A Stylish Religious War To Finish

    Looks interesting. Might be worth re-reading Moorcock's "Warhound and the World's Pain" to get that 30 Years War (plus demons) vibe.
  6. GuyBoy

    Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not!

    I used to travel extensively in the USA, both for work and pleasure, and have been fortunate enough to visit all 50 beautiful states, meet so many great people and see amazing things, but I won't be returning all the time that a certain person is President. I do appreciate that this is purely...
  7. GuyBoy

    Do Tariffs Apply To RPG Books? Maybe, Maybe Not!

    It's hard to make any sense of his constant flip-flopping on tariffs and exemptions, which would be just an observation of incompetence if it didn't impact so many people's lives. The old saying after 1929 that "when America sneezes, the world catches cold" remains the case sadly, for all of us...
  8. GuyBoy

    D&D General What Bits of History Inspire Your Homebrew Setting?

    Slightly tangential as it's not directly about inspiring my homegrown setting, but I'm blessed to live close to a number of historical sites and I've played RPGs in at least three of them, which is very atmospheric and inspiring. Specifically the ruined castles at Thurnham and Sutton Valence...
  9. GuyBoy

    D&D General What Bits of History Inspire Your Homebrew Setting?

    I wrote my undergraduate dissertation on the Norman Conquest period, and have retained an affection for that era, which I often apply to my campaigns. subsequent academic work on the Cold War and on contemporary Global Politics has been used rather less!
  10. GuyBoy

    What Game Publishers Are Saying About The Tariffs

    So Trump's level of economic understanding and general global awareness is 1830s..................Yep!!!!
  11. GuyBoy

    What Game Publishers Are Saying About The Tariffs

    Thank you for sharing this information. Many challenges to be faced by all decent human beings in coming years, economic and beyond.
  12. GuyBoy

    D&D 5E (2024) 13 Attacks a Round the Most You Can Get?

    I actually play and enjoy D&D 2024. It was a light-hearted comment. Sorry if it offended you.
  13. GuyBoy

    D&D 5E (2024) 13 Attacks a Round the Most You Can Get?

    13 attacks per round? Think I might move to running Shadowdark.
  14. GuyBoy

    Describe your last rpg session in 5 words

    Scary cliffhanger versus evil wizard.
  15. GuyBoy

    D&D General Do you play in person or online?

    Both. We have a monthly in-person weekend, with @TheSword and myself sharing DM duties, so we both get chance to play as well. We also have a fortnightly Warhammer RPG game, with three of the same players and one addition (who has just gone all John Wick after their small but vicious dog was...
  16. GuyBoy

    White Dwarf Reflections #13

    The Houri class was certainly "interesting", though my view of it then (as a 16 year old rugby playing schoolboy) was less mature than I am now. I do remember the little joke of the backstory featuring an unfortunate rogue called Thaddeus Leaf, and wondering if the wordplay joke translated...
  17. GuyBoy

    What Published Modules Have You Run or Played Multiple Times?

    Keep on the Borderlands Giants series Caverns of Thracia White Plume Mountain Caverns of Tsojcanth Forge of Fury Frontier Forts of Kelnore Tomb of Horrors Dwellers in the Forbidden City I adore every single one of them!
  18. GuyBoy

    D&D General Favorite Iconic D&D Metropolis

    I’m old enough to remember City State of the Invincible Overlord and City State of the World Emperor, from back in 1E days. I used the former as a DM and walked the mean alleys of the latter as a player.
  19. GuyBoy

    D&D General Favorite Iconic D&D Metropolis

    City of Greyhawk. Where it all began.
  20. GuyBoy

    It's GM's Day! Tell us about your first GM!

    Dave was a year above Phil and myself in school, back in 1977. He'd got hold of a new game from the USA, called Dungeons and Dragons, so we rolled up two characters. I played a fighter called Aelric and Phil played a mage called Amroth. It was great (until we were killed by orcs after reaching...
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