AD&D Second Edition looking for Module or setting

[Cerubus Dark]

Some of the guys at my shop have heard of a Dukes of Hazzard Setting for AD&D, can anyone know where I can find it for them?

Thanks guys!

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

Some of the guys at my shop have heard of a Dukes of Hazzard Setting for AD&D, can anyone know where I can find it for them?

Either you're pulling our legs, or else the guys at your shop is pulling yours.

No Dukes of Hazzard AD&D.


Regards,
Eric Anondson

 

[Cerubus Dark]

Either you're pulling our legs, or else the guys at your shop is pulling yours.

No Dukes of Hazzard AD&D.


Regards,
Eric Anondson

No pulling of legs, these two clowns thought they found it once online somewhere and I figured if anyone knew someone of these boards would know.

Now we know, but there is that stupid Pulp game in one of the Poly's they could hammer together for a Dukes game.

*shrug*

 

[GreyOne]

I played it back in High School. Unfortunately my 4th level Daisy Duke was swallowed whole by Boss Hogg. Bloody crit!

 

[Dragonhelm]

The only thing like that I can think of is Hick: The Roleplaying Game.

Part of your character is which clan you're from, and the Dukes are amongst them.

You can find out a bit about product info here (scroll down):

Interactive Design Adventures, LLC

Note that this is Out of Print.

 

[qstor]

Damm and Hick was on my to buy list lol.

Anyone actually pick that up?

Mike

 

[Dragonhelm]

Damm and Hick was on my to buy list lol.

Anyone actually pick that up?

I have it. It's got a cover by Stan! I can't remember who all the writers were, but this is a company by Steve Miller, Miranda Horner, and Owen K.C. Stephens.

Each character has to choose from a clan, such as the Kettels, the Dukes, the Clampetts (I think...), etc. Basically, any hillbilly family you've ever seen in Hollywood.

There's ability scores such as "jools", "stank", and "purdy". Each one has a set of skills associated with it.

You also get a critter totem.

The setting is "the county". It doesn't mention which one specifically, but that's all you have to know anyway. A sheriff is referred to as a "Roscoe".


I've never had the chance to play Hick, but it sure does look like fun.

 

[BOZ]

heh... eh heh heh heh... heheheheheheheheheheheheh...

 

[Wycen Adamantite]

I would love to see this. I'll have to try my google fu on it later.