Fat Dragon and Oone Games

[philreed]

What's so great about the master table? It conveys absolutely no non-obvious information and is nothing I couldn't do in five minutes in Excel. I downloaded it hoping it would have the odds for opposed rolls, which are not as trivial to calculate, but no such luck. It's just straight d20 vs. DC.

As I said, MSHRP. I guess I'm just too old for my own good. I willingly admit that many people will now think I'm an idiot.

 

[jeffh]

As I said, MSHRP. I guess I'm just too old for my own good. I willingly admit that many people will now think I'm an idiot.

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I'm old enough to remember that too, but the resemblance is, quite literally, only superficial.

 

[philreed]

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I'm old enough to remember that too, but the resemblance is, quite literally, only superficial.

No argument. But for me, a very visual person, it instantly triggered the thought in my head. I figure that for a free PDF, it's already given me my money's worth.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

I haven't really checked either company out. I bought some of the Skeleton Key Games e-tiles at the merger sale the other week and I also have some Dungeon Tiles on their way to me. How would people say these 2 companies stack up to SKG and WotC Dungeon Tiles?

I like the modularity of the SKG and WotC tiles. Do Fat Dragon and 0one make modular maps or just complete maps?

Olaf the Stout

 

[Olaf the Stout]

[url=enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=5087&]Lethal Legacies -- An under-appreciated book on traps from Goodman Games.

This book really must be under-appreciated. I love trap books (I have T&T 1 and 2 as well as Grimtooth's Traps) yet I have never even heard of this book before. I've added it to the wish list.

Olaf the Stout