Dungeon #99 - Is the end near?
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Skade
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MerricB said:Definitely shouldn't be! I hope they're still monitoring this thread!
Cheers!
Well, the end result is I think I shall be sending in a check within a few days to extend my subscription. Though I no longer have a group, and currently live in a gaming abyss, I still enjoy reading the mini-games and the occassional adventure. A small part of my brain considered not subscribing because I won't have much use for it, but I simply enjoy reading the material, and for that it is by far worth the cost of a subscription.
Cheers to ya.
I must say, I don't understand "the article isn't useful to me now" concept. Recently, I finally managed to run the Desert of Desolation series of modules... 15 years after I originally purchased them!
What I hope is that an article or module will be helpful sometime in my gaming life.
Cheers!
What I hope is that an article or module will be helpful sometime in my gaming life.
Cheers!
Skade
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With me, its more that I simply don't use modules.
I have run 6 published adventures in 12 years of running DnD or other game systems. One of those was Tears for Twilight Hollow from a recent issue of Dungeon, which I think is one of the best I have ever read. The others are Chicago By Night for Vampire, Terrible Trouble at Tragidore because it was traditional, and the Witchfire Trilogy from Privateer Press.
one night encounters and filler pieces would help me alot, but adevntures don't fit into my campaigns very often without a serious rewrite. So, I normally just wing it. I do lift ideas very often though, for much the same things I just mentioned. If I find a great plot device, NPC or encounter I may adapt it into a game somehwere, but I rarely even think about using it wholecloth.
I really just read the modules for entertainment factor. I started my subscription fully on the merits of Polyhedron, which is funny since I was not and still am not an RPGA member.
I have run 6 published adventures in 12 years of running DnD or other game systems. One of those was Tears for Twilight Hollow from a recent issue of Dungeon, which I think is one of the best I have ever read. The others are Chicago By Night for Vampire, Terrible Trouble at Tragidore because it was traditional, and the Witchfire Trilogy from Privateer Press.
one night encounters and filler pieces would help me alot, but adevntures don't fit into my campaigns very often without a serious rewrite. So, I normally just wing it. I do lift ideas very often though, for much the same things I just mentioned. If I find a great plot device, NPC or encounter I may adapt it into a game somehwere, but I rarely even think about using it wholecloth.
I really just read the modules for entertainment factor. I started my subscription fully on the merits of Polyhedron, which is funny since I was not and still am not an RPGA member.
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