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Star Frontiers was one of the classic TSR games I never got to play. One of the other kids in my D&D friends group had a few of the books and we’d rolled up a bunch of characters and speculate about the setting lore, but we didn’t seem to know how to craft adventures for it. We’d then speculate...

After hearing about the satanic dangers, my friends and I all vowed to buy Dungeons and Dragons. I had actually already played the Dungeon! board game (I have that too, but it’s in deeper storage), and knowing it was from the same company made it all the more tempting. I don’t have the box...

I hadn’t been paying much attention to the MCU lately, but this thread convinced me to give Wondernan a chance, and I’m glad I did! I like that the show did its own thing and didn’t try to follow the conventional superhero formula.

Considering the OP was about 16 years ago, the son is now old enough to watch all of Excalibur!

I ran a single STA one-shot with 2d20. We liked that the system encouraged teamwork among the characters and liked how the ship itself contributed to rolls, it felt very Federation. We didn’t like the effect dice, but that may have been due to our unfamiliarity with the game, and were happy that...

When trying a new game we always try for RAW, but we’re not afraid to tweak things down the road if the game’s not working 100% for us. It tends to be a democratic process between GM and players.

So I haven’t gotten to play with them yet, but I’m happy with the purchase. You get around 35 new creatures. The monsters are a good variety of foes, with more in the lower tier range than higher. There’s new flavors of undead, some goblin-y wolfriders, a cube-like gelatinous creature, a...

I’m otherwise very burned out on Marvel, but the cast of Daredevil is so good I’ll keep coming back. Looking forward to seeing Jessica return!

Menagerie of Mayhem pdf, a collection of Daggerheart monsters by Mike Underwood (who worked on the core book).

You're welcome, I hope this is helpful in getting you started! Having a kind of love/hate with Roll20 for many years, I know it can be cumbersome to learn!

And one last thing before I have to depart for the "Real World", with your maps you can create "Fog of War" type hide masks. It's the 2 overlapping circles icon. Roll20 has a fancy dynamic lighting engine, but I never use it because it's too cumbersome and my players didn't appreciate it the...

So as you well know, Dragonbane uses a card-based Initiative, and this is where it gets a little wonky with Roll20. You need to create a "Character" (I have one called Init Tracker"). Set the Sheet Type to "Party/GM", then click the little people icon in the upper right. Once you've created...

Now that you have some characters and tokens created, you can add them to the map just by dragging and dropping. By default only you as the GM can move the tokens around, so in the properties page you may need to grant your players permissions to move around their own characters or allied NPCs.

Once you have a character created, you can assign it a token by uploading a picture. To make my tokens with borders, I use a web page called Token Stamp 2, but it can be any picture. Once you have a token attached to your character sheet, you can edit it to link up to 3 bars with numbers you'll...