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I have not, I didn't even get any sort of confirmation. Wonder if they're doing it manually?

Maybe we should help them along by pointing out systems that have done justice to Swashbuckling play and suggest why they'd be good for 7th Sea. I'd guess that we'd need to consider magic systems as well. Are there any systems out there right now that would do 7th Sea perfectly in your eyes?

Through three sessions it hasn't been an issue for our group. All of the players make it a point to ensure that everyone has a turn and feels involved. A couple of times, I've chimed in as the GM and asked a quieter player what they'd like to do, but it hasn't been as necessary as I thought it...

This is actually the first time that I've spent a large amount of time watching the Critical Role team do their thing (never really had the time to get into it before) and I enjoy it greatly, but, as others have pointed out, the lack of game knowledge from the players is, I think, constraining...

In some ways, I think that your immediate environment can have a big effect on player fear levels. Two examples that I was personally involved in; About 40 years ago we were playing Call of Cthulhu one night. We were up in Maine, on the coast, in a relatively small, converted boat house. There...

That's awesome that you have players like that! I did ask one of my players and he said, "The only thing is that I'd miss is being able to see the other players die rolls and partaking in the excitement of that, especially in tense situations."

Thanks for the answer! Miro looks like a great tool. You mention your players enjoying the act of rolling dice, does that mean that you played offline or did you use video conferencing as well?

Has anyone attempted to play online yet? And, if so, how did you do it? Demiplane and Roll20 or some other combination? I'm not interested in Roll20 in the least bit, but I don't see anything out yet for Foundry (I know there's people working hard on this at the moment), Fantasy Grounds, or...

That's too bad. I'd been looking at buying a bunch of earlier issues when my finances straightened out. Reading some of this stuff from 40-50 years ago is like a trip trough history. Wish there was some way of preserving it. I'd also give my left foot to get a hold of old Wild Hunt issues. I...

Good way to do it. Thanks for the help, Falkus! Looking forward to starting up my campaign as soon as my book arrives.

Excellent. Thank you, Falkus. Are you using the Pathfinder version to convert?

Hey everyone, So, I absolutely love the Zeitgeist AP and want to run it pretty badly. However, my players, for whatever reasons, don't like either 4th Edition or Pathfinder. I was hoping to use D&D Next, but, the past few days I've been looking over Fantasycraft by Crafty Games and it seems...

5 out of 5 rating for 13th Age Core Book For me, this is the perfect edition of D&D style rules, taking what I consider the best parts of 3.5 and 4th edition and combining them with some of the great story based rules we've been seeing in indie RPGs over the past few years. Add in a fantastical...

Guessing (hoping) that it refers to that specific piece of work that gets published, not any work that you do. So, probably just not written correctly. :)

5 out of 5 rating for Fantasy Grounds My players are scattered all across the country and we've been using this fantastic software for close to 8 years now. Absolutely love the power of it and the "tabletop feel" it has. Couldn't recommend it more!

This is something I've been thinking about as well. I was going to start a 4E Zeitgeist game fairly soon, but after reading the Next PHB I'm very tempted to try running it using the new set of rules. I think I may wait until the DMG is released to see what kind of "modularity" they're actually...

I like the top one as well.

Thanks a bunch, Jacktannery, very helpful! I have the artistic talent of a blind, one-legged mouse, but I might just be able to do this. :)

Out of curiosity, Jacktannery, how do you go about making these handouts? They're absolutely fantastic and I'd love to take a stab at making stuff like that, but I have no idea of where to start! :)

Thanks, Amerigov, that was very helpful! It does bring up some other questions for me though; do you think that Shaintar is well-suited for long-term campaign play of say 5+ years? It looks like the books are, and will be, right with lots of information and juicy tidbits, but will it be...