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You might be able to get away with it , if you use it with GURPS Lite.

My fantasy games tend to have a middle ages flavor. It's a mix of all three.

SRD is free D&D basic is $25 and yes, you can buy other games that cost much less than both of these. I know of many that are $40 or less for a complete game. Some as less than $20.

yeah, you could try it out for free. The game is still expensive.

How to build depth? First off when writing a setting (or anything else) diction is very important. Using precise words when describing things and not using filler words. Concentration, is the best way. Long sections on how salt is mined in your setting does not add to it, a short precise...

My gaming habits sometimes make me sound older than 30. :D

If you are the GM, you will need GURPS basic, Characters, and Campaigns. You may also want to look into a genre book like GURPS fantasy. The problem is that GURPS is a spendy game to get into and find out your players don't like it.

Not sure, but finger nail clippers work well on board game chits.

Their minis are pretty good quality to, for the price. Not to mention I use their free art in my player handouts and campaign guides.

Here are a few of the more recent ones: Fillip Crenz, Human Male Ebo Barak, Dwarf Male Darro Caelroarer, Halfling Male Blim Turren, Gnome Male that's it for my Fantasy names, been playing a lot of Sci-Fi lately.

Reaper also has a line of pre-painted non-blind non-collectible minis coming out next month.

Glad to here that WotC is going to be giving us some support for SW. Now it looks like I'm going to have to subscribe to the website. :mad:

Same here. Actually, I have never been more excited about getting a new game than I am for the new SW.

Thanks! :D Review submitted.

WWII: Operation Jedburgh is the first in a series of "Quick Play" d20 Modern system adventures published by Small Niche Games. The adventure throws the players into the historical "Operation Jedburgh", during which the allied forces of America, England, and France parachuted behind enemy lines...

There have been reports (with proof) that some people have already recieved copies of Saga Edition. I know of one person who got his from a bookstore 4 days ago. The book is a 9 inch square. :confused:

Hey, Just need Small Niche Games added as a publisher and their adventure "WWII: Operation Jedburgh added to the reviewsite. When it gets added, i will post my review.

I can agree that other publishers put out better modules, but I'm not sure anyone can say that WotC's books as whole are poor quality. :heh:

I can't wait for this game. It's been a long time since a game had me this exited. Amazon says I should have it in my grubby mits on june 6th. :)

I have seen a couple of people do catwheels, head first rolls, and swing on ropes in full plate. I think someone trained in armor use and who is fitted correctly for it can do quite a lot of the more basic acrobatics. They wont do it as fast or quite as smoothly as an unarmored person, but they...