Troll Lord Games

Excellent, Fullerton. Great effort - six years in the making.

I'm a huge fan of Bryan's art and all the other great early years artists!

Hi Les. I know yer coms/internet issues really were challenging for gaming. I have some thoughts. Perhaps you could run yer game like a play by post when weather conditions flare up. Have players post their thoughts and possible actions prior to starting the game. And during the game, if you drop, t...

I don’t think your reply was mean or nasty, just slightly inappropriate. As someone who is new to this forum, perhaps you should take a less challenging and more friendly inquiry to a post where you don’t understand it. Certainly on your forums, do what you will – but here you don’t need to educate ...

Easy Bif. Slimy is a long time C&C enthusiast and huge contributor to this site, even if he has not posted in some time. He has also gamed with a great many of us members online and has loads of friends here (even if we don't agree about L Nut Hubbard) .That could be said about a lot of forum member...

Thanks for sharing that photo Rhu. I never met John but from what I've heard he was a great human being. You're welcome. And glad the photo finally appeared, but hate the photobuck tag. Btw, that's Mona (his wife) across from him. And the guy on the left with folded arms is a great fellow and forum...

John at GaryCON



Having some issues with photobucket since they want to charge money to host.

If the image says it's unavailable, click on it and then it should take you to photobucket.

Lemeno if it works.

Rhu.

Wow, this is stunning and very sad news!! Dammit!

Great guy. I enjoyed knowing and gaming with him. R.I.P, John.

"Weapons need to be +1 or better to hit... cool... "

Not quite, Capt. Weapons need to be magical. So, a +1 expert sword would not hit, whereas a magical sword (with or without a to hit bonus) would hit.

"I'm never gonna fucking call you Carl"

Downton Abbey Clue!

I would rule that the wizard is immune until the potion wears off with NO avalanche effect ~ otherwise, the spell is mostly worthless.

Lurker wrote:Crud, just thought of something ... what is the ram's horn used to in one of the holy days .... ???

Another good call by you. Hehe, and lots of Sunday school stuff floating back into my mind from days long ago.

Shofar.

Joshua fit the battle of Jericho with those ancient trumpets.

Here's another one that might be interesting to use in game:

An Izmail knife (double sharp - used by a mohel to perform a circumcision)

Mogen David, good choice. Here are some other items for consideration: Yarmulke (skullcap). Phylactery (small leather box worn on the head – see M&T treasures). Mezuzah (metal case containing scripture) worn on a chain or nailed to a doorway entrance. Torah (old testament, 5 books of Moses) or anyon...

I read it a long time ago, but never ran it. From what I can remember it was your standard 1st level dungeon crawl. I think there is an enemy adventuring party that you have to face. R- Hehe, I had so forgotten this module that I didn't mention it to Mac when we met him down at TrollCON. Remember h...

Following up on the OP. I re-read this module and had forgotten how well written and interesting it is. Mac Golden did a great job on this. As Rigon mentioned ~ standard dungeon crawl (so the players may think), but with a clever and fun twist. The other adventuring party is one that your players wi...

So, I saw that "Fantastic Adventure" is one of the oldest modules, one that actually predates C&C. Has anyone ran or played it? What can be said about it? Indeed. But, this module and a few others were not C&C adventure modules (d20) - cause they were written before C&C was created. That said, most...

Shadows is a great module. I ran it for my group some years ago.

For beginners, though ~ I'll recommend The Rising Knight from the Trolls. First in an excellent series of modules.

Well written and fun to CK, my players really enjoyed it.

I had the pelasure to read LA Essentials - the rules. I must say, it all sounds really, really cool. It is sad that the actual book cannot be found digitally. Has anyone got them? Also has anyone actually played this. LAst but not least, seeing the abilites, I was thinking fo incorproating the desc...

I had the pelasure to read LA Essentials - the rules. I must say, it all sounds really, really cool. It is sad that the actual book cannot be found digitally. Has anyone got them? Also has anyone actually played this. LAst but not least, seeing the abilites, I was thinking fo incorproating the desc...

Haha, . . Hi T. I laughed when I saw that yer running excel 2007. I thought hmm, I don't know if my version would support your file. And so I checked my version ~ 2002 SP3!!! :lol: Been running all versions of excel and Lotus 123 on some old machines. Anywho, I'd like to see your work. PM sent soon....

So, I've heard and read about this game for years and watched some play at the LGGC and GC and have been wanting to try it. I watched the above video and found it hilarious. Anyway, if I buy the starter game - should I go with the original or the 5E version? Thanks for any and all opinions! :P Boug...

Yes, Wendy's the fast food chain.... They have made a 5th edition-based RPG. https://www.feastoflegends.com/ Character sheets available as well: https://www.feastoflegends.com/images/Wendys_Feast_Of_Legends_Character_Sheets.pdf Just for awareness. Brilliant! And ~ be aware, that if a player eschews...

I'm out!

One thing I can't bend my head around is AC. I like the idea of Pulp clothing etc giving an AC bonus in the standard pulp setting. But, when it comes to Grim Gothic, I can't see a fedora (well 1880/90s I guess it would be a bowler hat) and a trench coat giving an AC bonus. When I read Poe, or Doyle...

Oh yeah, a thought . . don't forget about using Victorious for you game rules. I used it and I thought it worked perfectly for my game and MotRD!

Not trying to steer the game away from AA, which I have played and like a lot, but just throwing another choice out there for consideration.

Great idea, Kayo . . . well done!

Castle Zagyg, by Gary . .

is the most perfect haunted or otherwise populated monster castle of all time ('cause it's Castle Greyhawk, yep)

'nuff said.

Lurker, do you have TLG's Tainted Lands by Jim Ward?

Just curious.

Rhu.

That said, If everyone wants I'll take over this slot. So, everyone vote in my 1 off thread so I can figure out what I need to be prepping. I hope to join yer game. Not sure at this point, the lateness of start time for this time-slot has not been good for me. I had only checked out this game to se...