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<blockquote data-quote="Laslo Tremaine" data-source="post: 2663787" data-attributes="member: 330">I've been involved in two Yrth games, both of which were pretty successful.The first was a Rolemaster game set in the standard 2e Yrth setting.&nbsp; We were based in Tredroy (sp?) and had quite a bit of fun with it.&nbsp; The thing that I like most about the whole Yrth/Banestorm setting is that it's easy for people to wrap their heads around.&nbsp; &quot;It's like medieval earth, but with elves and magic&quot;.The other game was a Yrth 1100 mini campaign that I ran for a while using D&amp;D 3e.&nbsp; Yrth 1100 was a concept that was written up in an issue of Pyramid.&nbsp; Basically the PCs are members of a british village that gets swept up in the original banestorm in 1100 AD.&nbsp; They then have to help the village survive in a strange new world.&nbsp; This too was great fun!Looks like I will be picking up this new version!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Laslo Tremaine, post: 2663787, member: 330"] I've been involved in two Yrth games, both of which were pretty successful. The first was a Rolemaster game set in the standard 2e Yrth setting. We were based in Tredroy (sp?) and had quite a bit of fun with it. The thing that I like most about the whole Yrth/Banestorm setting is that it's easy for people to wrap their heads around. "It's like medieval earth, but with elves and magic". The other game was a Yrth 1100 mini campaign that I ran for a while using D&D 3e. Yrth 1100 was a concept that was written up in an issue of Pyramid. Basically the PCs are members of a british village that gets swept up in the original banestorm in 1100 AD. They then have to help the village survive in a strange new world. This too was great fun! Looks like I will be picking up this new version! [/QUOTE]

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