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KM is heavily benefitted by random encounters and random events happening go the land they have really added to the 20 sessions thus far dont use them as much in dungeons as i do in wilderness

had loads shipboard fun and frolics many time in savage worlds Pirates, and a home brew sci-fi i imagine doing something in d20 would be a bit slower and less fun plus you have lots spells to think about

Sticking to the +ve only... BECM: i liked this as it was quite simple compared to stuff i played previous (RQ,DQ), plus i had a 10 month gap to fill from school before going to uni in 1984 and we played 3 times a weeek getting from 1st to 27th level 3.x: brought me back from a long D&D gap...

cos you'd then be playing Rifts

i think i drove through MooseJaw and Yellow knife and worked for 6 weeks in Weyburn.....its all very flat

there is a street around the corner from me called Lothlorien Way! and Lich-field and The isle of Wight are very scarey to go to

i tend to get genre burn out, and sometimes campiagn burn, out rather than system burn out so sometimes after killing things with a sword, and taking there stuff, i feel the need to kill them with a blaster pistol, and take there stuff this of course, doesnt help the OP i guess what i mean is...

yep, hummies very good at keeping body temperature at right level, can eat on the move well, so can walk after prey for long distance till lunch drops exhausted

not to much history / back story that has a)already happened so theres nothing we can do about it, play with....thats the adventure we missed, whats the point b) lots of interesting fluff, but as the PC's wont know, or really have a chance to know about it, whats the point I want almost...

are u going with the CE that u helped discuss here http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/280616-chaotic-evil-party-help.html or a more managable set of outlooks on the evil scale?

it has been scientifically proven that Heroquest smells of wee-wee all 'games' need conflicts.....this doesnt mean combat with the just insane range of rpgs out there this conflict can be many things, for example: survival against the elements overcoming the trail of clues raging against the...

if they are collectable and randomised, im guessing 'some are better than others', which could then mean the person with the deepest pockets gets an advantage? legal for 'organised' play? I like adventures decks in SW, as its that sort of game. I dont like the PF ones from Paizo, as its not...

actually a stencil set would be fab

i played it for about six months had some good things, not many of which where unique/new healing surge...like that you could sit down after a combat and 'get better' w/o needing a medic skill challenges. should be place for great narration to fulfill the challenges of a scene, but feels much...

yep, a lot. if you didnt help kill the baddies, how did you earn xp! the monsters have more hp now relatively i feel, but the staff and dagger damage have never changed, so they where more effective in 1e. but now they do feel more wizardy in PF, and often have no need to pull out a wepaon at all

dragonquest 2nd ed. may fav crunchy system, and still play occassionally victorian adventure. all the modern victorian stuff has too much fantasy in it chill 1st edition. wish i could find my box set for this

i think yes most rpgs these days are too soft on us!! grander way to die than falling unconcious and bleeding out!!

nope pathfinder remains my epic fantasy game of choice and where my gaming pounds will be spent

12 - 15 areas only must make sense for its purpose / former purpose / future purpose where it is must be 'possible/sensible too' a chance for social encounters it must be alive, unless it is truly 'dead' choices, options hints to the next adventure / dungeon possiblity that the party...

you can do various things to put baddies on the back foot, as well as tricks, there various taunt, persuade, etc i imagine a game where folks just go toe to toe with fight/shoot checks is dull...but the same applies to most rpgs not a great fan of (near) modern, and the dullest SW i ever...