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Woo, 3 days to go! This's gonna rock. :D Hey Clueless, anything we need to do before your SR game? --Jeff

194) Awakened kung-fu monkeys have been stealing children and sacrificing them to heathen gods! 195) A gigantic whale moves into the mouth of the harbor, and decides it quite likes it there. No ship can get in or out. 196) The city is was in the middle of a forest yesterday, but now it's at...

Add asterisks before and after words. I don't know if it works here, but it comes in handy over at RPG.Net.

In my opinion, anyone who would take free will away from another is morally drelict. Morally derelict, however, is not a synonym for [Evil].

The PC is the Thief. The Shades are one of the three big smuggling rings/thieve's guilds in Greyport. They deal more in assassinations than the other two, and are generally considered to be quite spooky. They can be identified by their device, a sort of yin-yang symbol without the dots, that...

It won't truly exist until next weekend. It'll be a solo game, gonna be run using the QS rules set for my friend Peter so as not to scare him away (posts here as Corlon), and I'm looking to emulate the feel of the books more than the setting. All my experience with Riddle has been just screaming...

It won't truly exist until next weekend. It'll be a solo game, gonna be run using the QS rules set for my friend Peter so as not to scare him away (posts here as Corlon), and I'm looking to emulate the feel of the books more than the setting. All my experience with Riddle has been just screaming...

The thread starter asked how TROS compares to D&D. In brief, it doesn't. Okay, explanation: they're simply completely different. In Forge-Jargon, D&D is almost entirely gamist-promoting, meaning, just about every aspect of the system that you can find is geared towards overcoming challenges...

Indiana Jones uncovers a lost artifact that turns out to be the egg of Godzila Returns Jr. XXVIII? Next Up: Rocky Jones, Space Ranger AND Exalted: The Dragonblooded

Hang around in a tavern in Sigil, wearing a dark veil and a greatcoat with every anti-divination spell up that you know. Then hire a party of 20th level adventurers to go risk their necks for you, promising cast rewards if the dragon is slain. Then, once they're all massacred, jaunt in and...

Be honest, up front, and timely. That is all. --Jeff

Another Mac user, here. Don't know the specs, but I've got a cube, one of those old Imacs that looks like an Emac but Ier, and a spiffy new Powerbook.

Cool. What're those blackened areas?

Engel. Never got a whiff of use out of it...

This will be a story hour based on a solo game I'm running for my friend Peter, who posts here as Corlon. The system used is the quickstart version of The Riddle of Steel, using a few modifications (notably, sorcerers go mad instead of aging at a preternatural rate). You can find the rules set...

Multiclassing penalties are so easy to get around that I've never actually played in a game where they've come up. But if they did, I think I'd probably ditch the penalties, or halve them, or somesuch.

Another homebrew only here...

I started in '99 or 2000--right after 3e came out, when Borders still had 2e books on the shelves.

There's Children of Fire. Designer's rather arrogant, but a very well researched and designed game. And it's free, so that's always a plus. :) --Jeff