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Interesting that Cypher system had some big numbers then dropped off significantly, if I'm reading this correctly

Look at these pretty people. Not pictured here are the neckbeards sitting at the other table arguing over the logic of a +2 to Armor Class from partial cover (it has moved to hour 2 of the debate)

Look at these pretty people. Not pictured here are the neckbeards like myself sitting at the other table arguing over the logic of a +2 to Armor Class from partial cover (it has moved to hour 2 of the debate)

It's a shame because the groups that game in the store would be the first group that people often see and set the bar for all other groups. Well.. There IS YouTube now. Perhaps there needs to be more gaming groups willing to record and show themselves on the internet? There probably are a...

I shouldn't be shocked by this news, really, but I am. I really thought that table top gamers were fringe enough when compared to video game players and sports fans that there was some sort of social awareness going on. but then I think back to some of the people I gamed with and those that I...

About six years ago my expat friend returned to the states with a large group of Japanese gamers. They belonged to a large group called.. ADDA out of Tokyo, I think. I believe that the group still gathers but there has been some splintering. They played D&D 3E at the time and had the English...

Well then.. Take my money!

Wow. Way to go Green Ronin and Goodman Games! Spots 1 thru 3 are looking pretty consistent now. I'd congratulate all the companies, but they are consistently on there so now it's expected of them :angel: Dragon Age has been on there several times too, if I recall correctly.

I'm looking it over and I'm really liking what I'm seeing!

Sci-fi, fantasy, mult-genre, horro Actions, story, character growth Yes! I don't know how to rate these numerically, but I'll say: Narrativist 60, Simulationist 20, Gamist 20 Although I prefer games with numbers and other gamist concepts (like use of minuatures and a grid). All players...

Will this affect the publication date of the game? I'm chomping at the bit to get this game!

The Super Nintendo roleplaying system is way better, in my opinion. Heyoooo. I kid, I kid. Good luck to your kickstarter project. It looks really interesting.

Mass Effect Avatar the Last Airbender The land of Ooh (from Adventure Time. Great for kids) My Little Pony (Like Adventure Time. Kid fun) Some sort of Transformers setting. Thundercats

1. Yes 2. Yes 3. Yes 4. Yes and a and b apply. 1. Yes 2. Yes 3. Yes 4. Yes Woot! My group passes! ...My other group that I play in fails miserably, but the one I GM for passes!

...huh... Well.. At least they got the overabundance of pointy tattoos and piercings correct. Is the gray guy supposed to be a small Goliath? And is the woman supposed to be a shadar-kai?

Giants are brutes and do a LOT of melee damage. A fire giant is CR 10. That means that he was designed to face 4 level 10 characters with a normal array of powers and equipment for a normal challenge. If you have fewer than normal magical items and were level 9 there was a big chance you could...

I used the Calzone golem twice. A very popular opponent for multiple groups. One group thought it would be interesting to fight more food-themed enemies.. Fighting Foodons, anyone? Some of the monsters on the list were pretty cool. The wolf-spiders were cool. Dabus were cool but a headache...

From that image it looks like we have an elf rogue, dwarf warrior and tengu mage/sorcerer Edit: Changed kenku to tengu.

I don't know if he ever explained how people become ghouls, but I recall in Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath that one particular ghoul retained his memories and mannerisms from when he was human.

Wendigo - I believe that the Wendigo is a spirit, but not undead that transforms people into cannibalistic creatures. I know there are several versions for D&D that acknowledge this. I know you were looking for something other than demons, but in Japanese mythology people can be called a demon...