Grim Tales Supplements?

[barsoomcore]

I only want everything.

Me, too. But only so long as I can get it NOW.

 

[BryonD]

Me, too. But only so long as I can get it NOW.

And free, don't forget free.

 

[Turanil]

LOL

Getting everything now and for free, also means that much time will be required to enjoy all of this. However, even by becoming an immortal, there wouldn't be enough time (or even incentive) to go though it all (I think I didn't read entirely any of the d20 books I bought). Henceforth, I further need being paid to use / enjoy some of that free stuff in preference to another one.

 

[Turanil]

This is strange, there has been no activity in this entire forum for almost a half day?

Anyway, this post to say that I just wrote (and uploaded) my REVIEW OF GRIM TALES. I hope that readers (who still don't have the book) will find it useful. Of course, those who have the book are welcome to add their opinion in the comment section (under th review).

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

Anyway, this post to say that I just wrote (and uploaded) my REVIEW OF GRIM TALES.

Thanks for the very thorough review!

Wulf

 

[Turanil]

Since this thread is about Grim Tales supplements, there is one in particular, that would be REALLY useful: a compilation of pregenerated characters using Grim Tales rules. Both villains (treated as PCs with background) and genric people (treated as d20 modern commoners: i.e.: they don't get talents and feats, or just a few maybe).

I suggest we begin a thread like that immediately, in the Rogue Gallery forum.
I will begin that thread when I can, adding my first NPC; thanks for anyone else who would be nice to add other npcs for every Grim Tales user to pick up.

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

I suggest we begin a thread like that immediately, in the Rogue Gallery forum.

If you put a link to that thread here, I'll jump over when I can and post my League of Extraordinary Gentlemen heroes...