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I believe it's Abomination Vaults. Had to look it up though to be sure, RPG's are good at using words I've never heard of.

Yikes, that's quite the grimdark intro! I'm sort of fascinated by the 40k setting, but I haven't found a reason why I'd want to roleplay in it.

I'm guessing you already knew this, but for the other people's sake, the extras for Ptolus included a 6 page, 300+ item random encounter list that had a matrix of results based on the quarter of the city and the time of day.

Ah well maybe we should start discussing dwarven (thread) necromancers! I feel a new character concept coming on!

Welp now I have to go find my DC Heroes boxed set and check it out again. I'm pretty sure I hated it in the 80's but I was a big Marvel Heroes RPG fan at the time.

What gets me is not that he post something racist, it's that seven people liked it. His facebook is a bubble where that kind of talk is completely normal.

Ok I bit. I'm just too curious to see how this is going to work. That ridiculous amount of bonus pdfs didn't hurt either.

This explains a lot. Greyhawk adventures was the first D&D book I bought that disappointed me.

I have Livelock, it's an ok sci fi twin stick shooter. Maybe they'll go for a diablo type game? Of course that was already tried with the wretched Daggerdale. We'll see.

Very nice. I like how the locks also generate the keys needed to open it.

I haven't painted my minis from Bones 1, but the kickstarters are fun to follow.

Yes I have a 10 inch Kindle fire that I got for 100 bucks on prime day, and it's great for reading pdfs and comic books. I also agree with the D&D beyond compliments. I find I can have a character sheet in one browser tab and the players handbook in another, and it runs great.

Free when you print from work! :) Seriously though, if have a nice big tablet and it still isn't doing it for you, it's probably never going to. I still prefer books but I'm starting to come around on PDFs. I think they are better for rules books anyway.

Champions wasn't a thing in the UK?

Not sure I understand the timeline here, didn't Wizards of the Coast buy TSR in 1997?

Not sure I understand the timeline here, didn't Wizards of the Coast buy TSR in 1997?

I've been thinking about this too and it really seems tough. One issue is that Icespire is designed to work as a one-on-one adventure, with one character and a sidekick, but Mines would need to be revised quite a bit for that to work. I'm wondering if Mines would work as a sequel to Icespire...

Weirdly when I counted my main hardback rpg bookcase it was exactly 100 books. Add to that a secondary shelf, all the boxed sets and modules, it's probably close to 250, plus dragon and dungeon magazines.

I have a hard time watching people play roleplaying games on video, but that was definitely the best that I've seen. And that set was amazing.

If you had paid yourself 5c a word, what would be the tally then? Just curious.