Search results

Kris and SIN thanks. I will take your advice on all things.

Cool, I will look at those links. I am going to start with #45 Gothic Dungeon and #201 Floortiles. There both basic sets but I figure I can get a lot of use from them and they will be easiest to learn with.

I am getting ready to purchase some Hirst Molds to make my own floor, walls, rooms etc. I have never painted and do not own any tools, supplies, paints, etc. I am not planning on doing any minis at this time. I am a do it yourself type person so I may have some things and not know it. So fellow...

Love the game itself. It is easier for my boys ( 8 and 5 ) to play it than the DDM game. I never have thought of using it for a D&D game cause I usually use my Tac-Tiles.

Insert Roll Eyes emoticon here. (If we still had it ;) ) I don't hate the character but I just can't stand him. They sure don't need a marketing blitz to make him more known. You can't swing a dead cat around anywhere anymore without the name Drizz't coming up.

Well, guess I didn't get that at all. I have been playing how long and never interpreted the rules that way. So even if you use resources and take damage you may as well as not had the encounter at all?

Considering you have said in the past it is quite a trip for you, do you call ahead and reserve them? What no minis?

Yeah that giant is sweet. I didn't know there was a clamoring for a trap-making kobold but he looks ok to me.

Yeah that is them. Player's had never seen them before so it was a great surprise to have them drop down from above. ;)

Uh, what he said.

If I was already firmly fixed on a character concept from the beginning then probably not. But if I was building on the fly (my normal way) well Roll dem Bones ....er bone.

I am not sure either. It seems to me DMs who already buys the DDMs and such probably already has enough orcs and skeletons. They must be targeting the DMs who have not taken the plastic mini plunge and want to start with non-random ones. Personally I would rather Reaper sell packs of multiple...

Well going to 20 different levels of spells would sure help the new player who wants to be a caster. Who hasn't heard this before "What do you mean I am 4th level but can't cast 4th level spells?" or some such variation. I would love to see it more streamlined or at least don't call them levels...

Yeah that one is great. I used several times while my PCs were in possession of an airship. It took 4 printed sheets to put it together. BTW I can't remember their name but I once used a group of flying humanoids who hold bows with their feet to attack an airship once. It was a pretty good...

That was fangtastic ;)

Have never used the point-buy system. We have always used 4d6 DTL put in any order. This to me is the optimum way to build the concept you want and still being unique. I believe that we start a bit higher than the recommended average but I also think the characters who adventure are unique and...

Yeah I would think that it would work. Of course then they would argue over who gets to pick the lock. :)

I my games I guess you don't need a skill guy as a class but you sure do need one as a character no matter how he is built. I have never had a game without one. It is funny that sometimes my players argue about who gets to be the skill guy cause several want to.

Cool. So how long do we have to wait to see what they are going to publish ?

I have purchased a total of 3. The games I run I don't worry about clothing unless there is a pressing need to do so. But one of the other DMs in my group is a stickler about having extra clothes to change into as needed.