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<blockquote data-quote="Kemrain" data-source="post: 2168162" data-attributes="member: 12153">It's that time again.&nbsp; I'm thinking of running a dark fantasy game set in Looking Glass Studio's Thief, the Dark Project setting.&nbsp; It's a wonderful world, full of Law/Chaos opposition, dark alleys, mysterious magic, horrible monstrosities, and references to the Great Old Ones!&nbsp; Thing is, all the setting information out there has to be inferred from the 3 Thief games.&nbsp; I know some people have done this already, though, and I was wondering if any of them happened to migrate over to EN World over the years.So, what this comes down to is a request for links to and discussion of Thief setting information.&nbsp; I've talked to the TTLG forums about this, and while they're helpful in some regards, they seem to have a hard time looking at things from the perspective of an RPG rather than a computer game.Can anyone here offer any information or advice? What I'd kill for is a map of The City!- Kemrain the Taffer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kemrain, post: 2168162, member: 12153"] It's that time again. I'm thinking of running a dark fantasy game set in Looking Glass Studio's [U]Thief, the Dark Project[/U] setting. It's a wonderful world, full of Law/Chaos opposition, dark alleys, mysterious magic, horrible monstrosities, and references to the Great Old Ones! Thing is, all the setting information out there has to be inferred from the 3 Thief games. I know some people have done this already, though, and I was wondering if any of them happened to migrate over to EN World over the years. So, what this comes down to is a request for links to and discussion of Thief setting information. I've talked to the TTLG forums about this, and while they're helpful in some regards, they seem to have a hard time looking at things from the perspective of an RPG rather than a computer game. Can anyone here offer any information or advice? What I'd kill for is a map of The City! - Kemrain the Taffer. [/QUOTE]

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