A song of Ice and Fire.


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Dr. Strangemonkey said:
Not so, it's sucktitude was totally overwhelmed by the awesome factor of the included Martin novella/chapter from the next book.

That was a very good read. Changes nothig about the fact that the setting they presented was done crappily.
 


Teflon Billy said:
That was a very good read. Changes nothig about the fact that the setting they presented was done crappily.

I agree it was pretty bad, but the point was that they were trying to shoehorn it into a DnD system as is, without changes. There weren't a lot of options for them to do this, and given that that was their aim, I don't think they did that badly.

It was just kind of a dumb aim.
 

It might very well be worse. Gaurdians of Order has been know to shoehorn the d20 sytem itself to fit into their tri-stat rules.
 


I ran a successful game in a world that I based heavily on the books. I changed names and a whole bunch of other things. But I had the basics there.. basically an identical map with some minor mods and new names.

worked wonders.. gave me the freedom to tailor it more to the players and not have continuity or so on on my mind.. plus no one has written books about my version of the world.
 

Teflon Billy said:
But none of them have been worse than the Dragon treatement of Westeros.

If nothing else I plan on buying the GoO edition as a reference guide to the books.

Personally I'm thinking of running it as a sort of Kung Fu game using Weapons of the Gods, but I know that that personally is at the front of the sentence for a reason so I'm not going to suggest anyone else take me up on the idea.
 


Dr. Strangemonkey said:
If nothing else I plan on buying the GoO edition as a reference guide to the books.

Personally I'm thinking of running it as a sort of Kung Fu game using Weapons of the Gods, but I know that that personally is at the front of the sentence for a reason so I'm not going to suggest anyone else take me up on the idea.

LOL
 

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