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<blockquote data-quote="dragoner" data-source="post: 8126074" data-attributes="member: 6943731">Re electronic versions - Marc Miller's Four for the price of three deal at his company Far Future Enterprises - <a href="https://www.farfuture.net/" target="_blank">FFE- Far Future Enterprises: RPGs Role-Playing Games from GDW, IGI, and FFE</a>I bought the CT, JTAS, Apocrypha 1, and 2 disks for $114 and got iirc 683 pdf's plus a bunch of extra jpg's and all that, fairly mind blowing that there was even that much material published for CT back then. Shipping to Australian could be nightmarish though, I have heard he will load stuff on a USB and send that too.Re: psi; you are doing it right to mix the modern indie games sensibilities with CT, as I think that is more naturally how it was supposed to be played. It's the later versions that became rules heavy, a rule for everything, which it can be difficult trying to drag players that learned those versions back, or forward (depending on how you look at it), to the more interpretative style. I like reading your game reports, and I think they can be useful as a guide to a lot of different games.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dragoner, post: 8126074, member: 6943731"] Re electronic versions - Marc Miller's Four for the price of three deal at his company Far Future Enterprises - [URL="https://www.farfuture.net/"]FFE- Far Future Enterprises: RPGs Role-Playing Games from GDW, IGI, and FFE[/URL] I bought the CT, JTAS, Apocrypha 1, and 2 disks for $114 and got iirc 683 pdf's plus a bunch of extra jpg's and all that, fairly mind blowing that there was even that much material published for CT back then. Shipping to Australian could be nightmarish though, I have heard he will load stuff on a USB and send that too. Re: psi; you are doing it right to mix the modern indie games sensibilities with CT, as I think that is more naturally how it was supposed to be played. It's the later versions that became rules heavy, a rule for everything, which it can be difficult trying to drag players that learned those versions back, or forward (depending on how you look at it), to the more interpretative style. I like reading your game reports, and I think they can be useful as a guide to a lot of different games. [/QUOTE]

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