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The classic Starstone from 1982? Has a couple of excellent dungeons Also have great memories of Silver Princess, Castle Amber and Rahasia having good social dungeons

I really enjoyed this, and the wargames colorised update for the 2nd Doctor

I really liked it. Kept up with the plots and never stopped admiring its imagery

Dead London is a WOTW setting

Have been looking to upgrade The Hex Hack so this looks a great reason to do so

You really need to keep this simple. A brief intro A wilderness encounter A 5-7 room dungeon with say 2 fights, 1 social, 1 trap, 1 puzzle, 1-2 interesting things to investigate Satisfactory denouement

Love Actually

Distant Realms by Stygian Fox 8 years overdue iirc

Well I thought the DND one was excellent. Loved the Tiny Hut effects

The hobby has come a long way! In UK supermarket

That Warhammer will never take off

Yup

Mostly excellent, few minor niggles ( young Harkonnen sisters were a little wooden). Intrigue was good Liked most characters Sumptuous setting Decent effects Look forward to the next

I think the ST was a fine intro to the game, as are most starter sets. Id rather spend 22 quid on a starter set, try it, and perhaps not like it, and resell at a good price, then be stuck with a 50 quid HD i've struggled to get into, with a trickier resale because of the books mass. The only...

I do love a starter set, and will add this to the ridiculous unused collection Space combat in ST is kinda like WW1 battleships, it's not overly dynamic and as mentioned it's what the crew are doing is the important bit, which the game does well in its previous edition.

14th level PCs and some lizardfolk villagers versus: 2 werewolf warlocks 2 werewolf rogues 2 wereboar fighters Weretiger priest Vampire-Werebear-wizard Arcanaloth Adult black dragon Very dynamic battle, took whole session nearly.

My version of 1st level of Tower of Xenopus. Randomly moving bits split the party! Room sides not revealed until entered ( flip cards).