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I have posted before on those ads. Man. I loved the one for Dragon raiders... "christians Learn To Fight at the Gates of Hell". The game was not remotely about assaulting hell. Unrelated to the above but to those old ads: I got to visit NYC last year and go to The Compleat Strategist. I pulled...

I bought it and tried to run it...My group and I were horribly confused by it. the ropeless got a few chuckles then we realized that was the whole theme. We were running it over Christmas break, and to be honest I was reading it only one level in advance. When one of the players pointed out we...

I did decide on the one ring version. After years of reading over it and going "I just don't know if I really grasp this, and I know 5e..." I looked at both books again last night. All of a sudden I was like Oh I get it now..of course...yeah cool regarding The One Ring and 5e didn't inspire me...

I have both core books. I have the first One Ring starter box, I have Moria in hardcopy for 5e and the pdf for both. I shouldn't order both starter sets........which one which one my precious?

It occured to this weekend that this game could have some truly amazing random tables, and either a huge number of races and classes or advice on how to build them to match what players want. I don't know how they are going to pull this off but I am now excited to follow along and see.

I saw where Glass Cannon announced their up coming campaign is going to be a Shadowdark game. I don't know if that is considered big or not. But I have generally enjoyed their non-pathfinder streams.

As a long time fan if V&V that did play it by the book (make yourself into a hero) I would love if this is okay yourself I that world.

I voted green for the manipulation aspect but...if she leads her armies in the field (in disguise) blue dragon if she sends out her armies from her throne room like chess pieces then green.

Hmmm. You may have a point it may turn out a bit like Assassins Creed the movie. I always thought that was a bad idea because the story is the meta part not the game play. The important parts of DC Carl is him trying to fight the system not the levels themselves (at least through book 6). It...

After reading some commentary on other games, I realize how much I appreciate the clear communication in Daggerheart and I really like the player best practice. Embrace Danger. That is what I want to run. The other best practices are great as well but Embrace Danger as #1 sets the tone for me.

I'm firmly in the fringe camp as well I have multiple notebooks scattered around each dedicated to a different game or campaign but the reality is I may get in one game a year. Yet due to my general interest and hanging out here I know a lot about a lot of games. Also, even with not playing I an...

I am tinkering with a pirate style campaign set in Greyhawk. With a Pirates of Drinex type twist where the players are given a living ship with the intent that they will disrupt ships from The Sea Princes. They will also have a small HQ in some lawless city that they have to maintain.

Wow I now see unapologetic BadWrongFun. Why care so much about "the other side"?

Yeah, I was wondering where the rusty farming tools hanging from the ceiling were in the first picture.

Cracker Barrel use to be our go to place driving to or from vacation. We have them local but t it was always just for road trips. Over the last 2 years we have noticed a very real decline in the food. MEH to it was fine is about their norm now it seems. Sad.

WHAT??????? (Runs to Google) There is a 31 year old movie based on this book that I have never heard of before now. I had no idea and once I get over the shame of that I will be elated.

It made me think of Poul Anderson's The High Crusade where aliens land in a medieval French village and the villagers proceed to kill them and take their ship. Goodness I really need to reread that book. OP.. very fun idea.

I watched The sandbaggers in highschool every Wednesday night on local PBS. I have recently started watching Peter Gun on Prime. The use of music to quickly set tone is amazing.

Also remember as GM/DMs that the answer is not in the adventure write up either. I think in this case the players were creative and did solve the problem. Be glad they didnt just get focused on using brute force on the plate. You did well by allowing their alternative solution to work. Some...

While I would prefer Count Zero or something by Walter Jon Williams I am not going to quibble and look forward to this greatly.