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I used to switch systems all the time--I enjoyed learning and tweaking different rule sets. But now that I've found a generic universal roleplaying game system (no, not that one) that I really like, I stick with it. If I hear about a game with a premise or setting that sounds intriguing, my...

The Cloak of the Lycanthrope, part one of the epic Heroes of Haberdashery adventure series. Don't miss The Kobold's Kilt and Spats of the Spirits--coming soon!

Hey, if the trolls build their own bridges, they can charge whatever they want. Until the local nobility takes it over. To ensure compliance with newly-instituted construction safety standards, of course.

A reverse Cesarean section? And you're right--that is the most horrible thought! :sick:

About halfway between 'nonexistant' and 'rampant.'

I'm in New York, so I based them--loosely--on the NY State Police. Squads of Wardens (6-8) commanded by Sergeants, are organized into Troops (4-6 squads) commanded by Lieutenants. Two or three Troops form a Barracks, responsible for a Region, and commanded by a Captain. Funded by the Merchants'...

I introduced Road Wardens, like Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying had. Underfunded and overworked, they're always willing to hire some adventurous mercenaries willing to clear out a bandit-infested wood, or a gang of toll-extorting trolls camped under a bridge.

Sounds like a blatant ripoff of The Orville! :geek: But I hope they've really decided to focus on what made the original shows so enjoyable. I never watched Discovery, but this cast seems great.

First of all, this is a great write up! I'm enjoying it very much. The Teleport Power specifies that adjacent foes don't get a free attack when the power user teleports, but Burrow makes no such declaration. So I think that it does trigger an attack.

Any word on an English translation of Steam States ? It looks really cool.