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Looking forward to my eventual purchase; hope I don't miss the release date!!! Do you have a company FB page?

Just found this. stunning. great choice on artwork for merchant district.

Hah! Honestly, I'm usually a GM, so my solution-creation is way rusty (ie: I can make up problems, but don't ask me to fix them. Please don't ask!)

what kind of builds did you use? all spellcasters?

Sure. But I meant: Has anyone tried outthat stat-block, and if you did, how did it go?

Duncan, despite his reservations about these abhumans and the machine, follows Echo where the Nano goes. He keeps an eye out to see what the Abhuman response is to their heading back down the hatch. ooc: are they watching us? Or just heading off down the path?

By which I mean Monte Cook's CoC d20 stats for Cthulhu, using the spells in that book as its spell list. I'm fairly sure that beastie doesn't have the otherwise-obligatory total-spell-knowledge-auto-kill you'd otherwise expect. I read they'd playtested the statblock in that book, and went...

OOC: Heh. Think of it this way: if he turns off the machine, we only have to deal with the abhumans around us right now. If they turn on him... well, he's got two characters, and neither of them were ones he made up himself! Seriously though: As the player group, do we think this is a...

OOC: forgot they could understand us... IC: "Well, we could lock the door and cover it with sand...?"

Duncan grunts, and says to their patron: "We barely managed to stop them from killing every human on the road. Send a fast rider to the caravan up ahead, tell them to take no hostile action against these abhumans. They're machine-made and programmed to kill attackers. If we are calm, they'll...

Well, I'm able to fill a table when I advertise among my friends that I'm GMing. Apparently, however, it turns out I'm the only GM in Toronto. Like, the only one I know. I've tried through Meetup sites, but I can't pay people to run games that I'm able to join. I've advertised for GMs for my...

Duncan follows along with Echo. "If we separate, they may not consider us part of Echo's entourage. I'd stay close, wherever she goes." Duncan stays close by Echo's side, sword sheathed as they move (though his fists are themselves the equal of broadswords, and the devices is still locked to...

"Incidental excursions? If that's living creatures, like the merchant caravans, we need to shut this place down. Echo, Seren, is this the core of the abhuman factory? Can you tell the Abhumans to take us there without killing any humanoid life?"

Well, I'd suggest pitching an adventure idea. That's usually best: what you want to run, show off your descriptions, etc. I've bought 5e, and that's my budget until I'm once more employed. Is there a chance you'd run that?

Duncan: "Ohm Eleven, tell me what you know about this... place. And what you personally know about the Keyholder." OOC: let's see if I'm right about Ohm being a construct, if he was programmed with the same directives and information as the abhumans. I have not read Ohm's entry in the RG...

Duncan smiled at Echo's look. "Well, it's one way to find this place. And as long as they don't kill everyone along the route, who cares what they popped out of?" Duncan sizes up the new abhuman arrival, looking at him to see what he's carrying, and if he's really like one of these new...

Mmm, I want to play it. I've got the 5e PDF, it looks great, and there is a great deal of fluff/flavour text in terms of stories. I haven't tried it with a group, though, so I'm not sure if I can give a good impression of the game itself. I don't know how the game plays, either in a...

Duncan sums up the odds with the new delivery, of his survival (strong) and of his companions (mmm... probable). "Whatever you're going to do, choose something. We either need to turn this off or direct it elsewhere, but we need to do it now."

That's fair, and I wouldn't say *you* individually are obnoxious. It's more the state of affairs that gets me: supers are just as silly as fantasy elves, possibly less so. They're equally silly. It's... kind of like hearing crack addicts complain about how lame needle users are, or how needle...