Troll Lord Games

The title is "The Dungeons of Aufstrag" and it is subtitled "Umbrage Saga Part 3. Inside, it says Adventure Modules A13-A17. I'm presuming the box set you mention will take this and add material like the one for A0-A5 did?

Heh, KotB has a reputation in our group for being the place where the dungeon was less dangerous than the road to get there. :D So, I have a book for Aufstrag, is that the adventures you mentioned? I didn't realize an A13 box coming. I gather that I need to add additional material to fill in between...

Hi, I've been looking into what I might run as a first C&C campaign and I'm considering the A-series. I bought a bunch of modules on sale a while back and I have A0-A12 as well as the PDF of the Umbrage Saga boxed set and the Umbrage Fragments PDF. I'm wondering if anyone has anything to recomme...

And that was it. I downloaded it again and replaced the copy from last year and the new copy has the characters in it. Thanks!

I just checked my PDF copy again and it doesn't have them. It goes to p12 and then just has the back cover.. I bought it from the Troll Lords store about a year ago (judging from all the things I have from that date, it must have been one if their big discount sales). I wonder if excluding the chara...

Is the PDF with the character sheets for Shadows of a Green Sky still available? http://www.trolllord.com/cnc/downloads/shadowsofagreenskycrs.pdf seems to be a dead link now. I own the actual PDF of the module, but the character sheets are missing from that. Alternately, does anyone know where I can...

Ok, thanks!

So, another question: I know some of the TLG modules are set in Aihrde. Is there a list of modules and locations somewhere?

Thanks!

That's more the kind of thing I was looking for. i was just curious if a list like that existed. Some of them are obvious and others less so and I was curious to see how others interpreted them. Thanks!

Hmmm, interesting. So it's by race rather than geography and all members of the same race have the same culture?

Looking over the big map, there are a lot of place names that strongly imply they were inspired by a particular Earth culture. For instance, you've got German names all over the place (Aachen, Augsburg, Hanse Cities and Ruineland for instance), more Norse ones (Trondheim, Eisenheim), French (Avignon...

Short adventures loosely tied to Aihrde might get me to pick up the new Codex. We talked at Gary Con about trying plot point campaigns like Savage Worlds uses (as an example, check out 50 Fathoms ). I think plot point campaigns based in Aihrde could be awesome. Take a small section that hasn't been...

Thanks for the replies. A couple of the players have books already and they all seem to have copyright dates of 2007, though I can't find any indication what printing this is. I have two books, one 2007 and one 2006. How can I tell what printing these are? I know they can't be 5th because no color. ...

Hi, C&C is one of the games I'm considering using for an upcoming campaign and I had a question about the different printings. I understand that there have been six different printings and that there have been some differences between them. For instance, I understand that Illusionists were chang...

serleran wrote: In Redneck Rampage there was a classic scene where the old man rises from his chair as you are chasing some aliens bent on abducting good ol' Betsy the cow, where he points his shotgun at you, fires, and yells "Get off my land!" That, my friends, is the call of the Grognar...

<t>In D&D, I generally just give max HP at first level and have the players take what they roll thereafter. <br/> <br/> For my C&C game, I've been considering giving 1 "fate point" a level which can be used to reroll hit points if they don't like their roll or perhaps used to force an enemy ...

<t>I rarely do full-on voices. I think the last time I did it was when I had a game with some halfling "mobsters".<br/> <br/> I tend to distinguish NPCs with things like word choice, volume, tone, tempo and other cues. If I have a friendly warrior NPC, for instance, I may speak loudly, say "my frien...

Julian Grimm wrote: *For the record. The "Old School" movement has left a very bad taste in my mouth with the number members that have turned the game into a religion and attack anyone for not thinking that their version of the game is superior in all ways. I have similar feelings. Since ...

Julian Grimm wrote: What is holding me off 4e isn't anything in the books. I am holding back to see how dependent the system will be on the Digital Initiative and other books. I know WOTC has designed 4e to have new Player Handbooks, MM's and DMG's added on over time. Something I am not happy with ...

<t>I am interested in the various products produced by AGP, but I am confused about availibility. The individual product pages for the Adventure Games Journal and the map list individual prices, but the online store page seems to suggest they're only available if you order a subscription. Is that th...

Indigo Rose wrote:
Just curious, where in Texas are you?

San Antonio

Orpheus wrote: Welcome aboard! It's funny because every gamer has a little bit of "captain crunch" in him that likes maybe just one more dice roll than they need. I actually meet someone on the DF forums locally who wanted to play some C&C and he started talking about running 2nd Edit...

DangerDwarf wrote: Yeah, but that is every big gaming shift. 2nd Edition to d20 did the same thing. The Apocalypse Stone module was even published to do just that. It's standard procedure to try to convince fans that the new version is going to be the best thing since sliced bread and they should c...

Zebulon wrote: In fact, the more I think about it, my strong rejection of 4e primarily comes from the marketing and way of selling us this new edition. It's like (or at least I perceive it that way) they want to force 4e down our throat and get the maximum money out of our pockets. That's not my pr...

DangerDwarf wrote: This is surprising me because while my wife has gamed with me for years, she is FAR from a hard core gamer. 4e seems to have awoken the gamer girl in her completely though. This is one of the things that's surprised me about 4e. I knew they were trying to broaden their market, bu...

DangerDwarf wrote: Which is no different than 3e was. Sure the splat books weren't "core" but try telling that to the hordes of gamers who took out 2nd mortgages to get every splat book under the sun. Look at the number of threads on 3e boards where people were asking for advice on how to...

<t>Thank you all for the welcome. <br/> <br/> I think I probably came off on the wrong foot with my description of my previous C&C experience. I've basically come to the conclusion that a lot of my previous problems with the game were due to me not embracing the rules light philosophy behind C&a...

khartsfield wrote: doing away with Druids Technically, they aren't doing away with them. They've just put them off until probably the PHB3/DMG3/MM3 set in 2010. I suppose you could say thats really old school. After all, didn't the original druid for OD&D not show up until about the 3rd "s...

Zebulon wrote: Long ago I foretold in some forgotten thread, that the plans for 4e were before all to sell even more books, and to push the game towards minis gaming as a way to sell even more stuff. This was a big factor in not converting for me. It's become obvious to me that they're trying to mi...

Zebulon wrote: Maybe WotC targeted young gamers (teenagers) with this edition? I'm fairly certain they've explicitly stated this is their goal. I think Scott Rouse made a post at EnWorld a couple of weeks ago talking about how one of their design goals was to use elements familliar to todays teens ...