OOC Thread for Scotley's Tomb of Horror's 3.5

[Leif]

At this point, it might be easier to go back to the source material and start over. Especially if you make the leap to 4e.

I think not. I don't see myself totally converting to 4E. I'm content to have one 4E game that I'm running. If I need more of a fix, I'll roll up a character for L4W, which I am considering doing.

leap to 4e, is that like a leap over a cliff into a deep ravine?

Yes, very, very similar.

 

[Scotley]

Given all the Eberron stuff you've been buying I should think Living Eberron would be a better choice.

 

[Leif]

Given all the Eberron stuff you've been buying I should think Living Eberron would be a better choice.

I only bought ONE Eberron set. It just happened to have about.... um..... hang on...16 books.

And a few of those detail specific cities in Eberron, too.

 

[Scott DeWar]

Only 16 books?

 

[Leif]

Only 16 books?

ONLY 16 Hardcover Eberron books, yes. (Not counting a few duplicates.) No, wait! 17. I forgot the Player's Guide to Eberron, which I have in a different stack. (Wait, maybe only 16 after all -- the other stack of Player's Guide may be all duplicates. I lose track...)

 

[Vertexx69]

Does our group have anything like sending stones to communicate with civilization? It would be nice to have the ability to maybe order some things to spend our cash on when we make a pitstop back in town. Since everything takes weeks to get to that bordertown from real cities.

 

[Leif]

It's not going to matter if you are going to insist on probing every nook and cranny of this place, because I promise that you won't live long enough to pick up your orders.

 

[Walking Dad]

I only bought ONE Eberron set. It just happened to have about.... um..... hang on...16 books.

And a few of those detail specific cities in Eberron, too.

You could do a 4e Eberron game . The background material is still usable.

 

[Leif]

True, but Eberron is now, or soon will be, released in a 4E version. So why would I use 3.5 books for it?

 

[Vertexx69]

It's not going to matter if you are going to insist on probing every nook and cranny of this place, because I promise that you won't live long enough to pick up your orders.

Isn't that the point of this adventure? I didn't think we were just looking for something specific, I thought we were cleansing the place. I was just following the clues left in the entryway, not just being curious for curiousity's sake.