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How do you think they compare to dinosaur campaigns?

FIGURED IT OUT! The game Steve Jackson Games’ Battlesuit (1983). It’s a power armor infantry combat game set within a single OGRE/GEV hex. https://www.waynesbooks.net/product/429360/BATTLESUIT-Man-to-Man-Combat-from-the-World-of-OGRE-Steve-Jackson

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No! The worst part of my recovery is when stuff in my mouth winds up in the little fleshy pocket where my tooth was extracted. Even though I’m trying to chew exclusively on my left side, sometimes, things slide over. Most of the time, it’s not a problem, but if it’s like a shard of ice or...

Same question: was it enjoyable? 😜

But did they like it?

No clue!

It could be GDW, but I doubt it. The only titles of theirs I can think of offhand as being in my collection are all RPGs, like Space:1889 and Traveller.

I’m not a fan of pumpkin spice, personally, nor pumpkin in general. There’s a Burmese place near me that makes FANTASTIC pumpkin curry stew, however, that is worth committing crimes for. Context given… How about Pumpkin Spice Marines for Warhammer 40k?

I’m pretty certain it wasn’t AH, because I have almost no true wargames from them. I don’t remember Victory. I think my only West End Games were RPGs. So of those, t would almost have to be SPI or Metagaming. It might have been a TSR or Task Force Game, though. My mind is telling me that...

I’m trying to remember which of my wargames used an array of regularly spaced dots instead of hexes or squares. It never caught on.

Mod Note: Your account goes back to 2002- you should know better than quoting moderation posts in thread, which is against the TOS. However, even though you technically violated the rule, your intent was not to challenge moderation- the spirit of the rule. So I can’t just let it slide without...

Mod Note: Peeps, let’s dial back the hyperbolic rhetoric. Saying “no”- as a player or GM- isn’t tyranny. Let’s just drop that as an accusation, please.

FWIW, my Champions 1900 campaign (supers using the Space:1889 campaign setting) featured PCs like an English gentleman who affected the appearance of a stereotypical circus strongman (bald, mustachioed and with leopardskin & club), an American Secret Service agent a la James West, a flying sonic...

And since the fax machine was invented in the 1840s, that could have been the method by which they arranged to meet and commence their gathering.

Mod Note: Civility is highly valued on ENworld; this confrontational style of post is a good example of the opposite. Do better going forward, please.

Bruce Calderwood has died. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/music/articles/80s-punk-legend-paved-way-214645669.html

Tom Shipley has died. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/music/articles/70s-folk-rock-singer-behind-152026017.html

Maru the Cat has died.

I went through a brief period when I played: 1) A gnome barbarian with bladed gauntlets 2) A halfling barbarian with bladed gauntlets 3) A gnome ranger with twin repeating hand crossbows (loaded with silver tipped bolts) and a giant space hamster steed named Mithril