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While I don't agree w/you, I can understand that point. I was looking as the zip & pdf of each, not print.

Sorry, didn't read as poking fun at the high price point.

When you consider that a text book is a piece need to expand professional growth (most of the time) that has been arbitrarily inflated before the current economic price gauging and Barrowmaze is a hobby book then no it's not a bargain. I can appreciate a large dungeon adventure but the pdf for...

My stuff is old cause I'm old. Otherwise u gotta ask the OP. How about this for a new one; if a player is on their phone during combat the enemy gets a free auto-hit but the PC gets 10 x damage amount XP. Is that new?

I like this system. I also like milestone. I told players that gold spent had to be class related. That narrowed the frivolous use. But I could just as easily use monster base xp + 1 xp per treasure found (I did more art, gems, furs, jewelry). Since the xp levels vary in XP cost, will you...

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I'm going to steal that from you as well. I was fighting back and forth on basic fantasy rpg or C&C for an alt-Known World but settled on C&C since it closer to AD&D for the group. And the nice/stupid part of it is I had an 8' x 8' vinyl map printed from Ignacio Ramos.

I never actually played isle but my first foray into the hobby was known world back in the late 80s, early 90s.

Interesting. I've done a C&C one-shot from my 1e/2e group and may be running a longer game. Your set up gave me an idea for XP. Base XP: -XP per monster combat (physical or social). -XP per gold spent (training, new weapon/armor, spell research, fort building, etc). Bonus XP (inspired by...

Was this XP per person or XP to the group for each item?

Though I did not play it I did character creation of from the main book and did a mock battle. While I didn't care for the system, it gave me the idea of using a similar tactic for D6 games; GM uses standard difficulties w/a wild die rolled for a major villain and the players do all the...

GURPS would do better as a 2d10 roll over system.

As long as we've got Squirrel Nut Zippers & Primus I'm fine w/that.

As much as we have learned, we just haven't stepped out of the cave yet.

Or you could throw it on the 2nd Saturday of November. That way you confirm it's on a day when most are off work/school.

I think we need a November 9th National RPG day. 1) before holiday this gets parents and friends discounts to spend before black friday & cyber monday. 2) when it's cold outside and schools are calming down for the holidays you want something to occupy their minds if they can't go out as much...

I have wanted to try running combat phases (one of my previous LL DMs ran it and it seemed interesting) but decided to stick w/side to group initiative instead. to me it keeps players engaged w/other players when planning their actions, freaks them out when enemies go first, and quickens combat...

I'm assuming legal fees for the material were applied to the estate during probate. And I wonder if there were any costs for the materials that were had to be paid after Gary passed and items cancelled.

Correct. I can't remember if it's the twitch or Youtube but Steve said they were ordered to destroy the original copies they printed (hence the refunds) but the digital copies were held on to. Now, those copies are setup w/20 yr old software so it will need to be updated but the digital...

I asked Steve on the recent twitch if Yggsburgh would get an update w/errata and so forth. he stated that they would like to do that in the future, but the lawyer over looking the estate wanted to see if there was enough demand for the initial product, as came out originally, that could help...

Well hell... now I can never watch that BG3 scene w/out this song in my head. Thanks.