Troll Lord Games

Downside being that while I own the 1980's boxed set for KoK I don't have the D20 version. I could tell you about Hobgoblin's linguistic structure according to KoK but there are no stats.

Wanted to get some opinions on this writeup for Hobgoblins I'd want to integrate into a PbP I'll be running soon. I think I've hit the tone I'm kinda aiming for but they feel a little underwhelming... Any suggestions would be welcome. Hobgoblins are not by definition evil. They are extremely lawful,...

<t>Hey, first of all, hopefully this is the right forum. Second, wondering if I might pick the collective brains of the C&C fans here. I need a one shot by this Sunday (the 9th). I cross posted this on Dragonsfoot but figured I'd try here too.<br/> <br/> An old member of my gaming group is going...

Fizz wrote:
Orcs and dwarfs had a common ancestry (though neither would ever acknowledge it), thus dwarf-orcs are possible, known as dorks. They're outcast from both parent races.

FIFY

oh, too bad... maby I'll have to start CKing one.

if you need another player I'd be interested in joining . I'd be willing to fill just about any role the party needs.

<t>@Treebore: my only issue with your method would probably come down to bookkeeping. Keeping track of a bunch of different spells and how many times they've been sucessfully cast might be a bit of a pain.<br/> <br/> Also then magic would theoretically open up to anyone. I really want to keep it a s...

<t>Just to clarify, to in the spirit of KISS a first level spell costs 1 PP, a second level spell costs 2, a third level spell costs 3, ect. Also the spells themselves will be drawn from the different spellcasting styles but it will be a very limited list. It doesnt mean you can crack open the PHB a...

<t>This is crossposted on DF but I'd really like to get all the input I can on this so...<br/> <br/> I'm in the process of outlining a campaign for C&C and the more I look at it, the more I realize that the idea of Vancian magic just won't work for it, even if wizards were really rare. <br/> <br...

Jyrdan Fairblade wrote:
That rules. It's like Redwall gone metal.

You owe me a keyboard.
Why is it that everything is funnier if done by a squirrel?

slimykuotoan wrote: So, finally, we here in the northwest, are able to obtain C&C products... ...from the Sentry Box, in Calgary, AB. They stock it, and you can actually -get this- order stuff... Yeehaw. QFT Sentry Box is one of the best game stores I've ever seen. I was going to mention them t...

I'd almost forgotten how funny Wierd Al is. It's been years since I've listened to any of his music. Used to love him back in the "Smells Like Nirvana" and "Amish Paradise" days.

The CKG has been back burnered for now, mostly because it is just a collection of optional rules and modifications that a CK can cherry pick from to suit his campaign. There is a thread discussing it here

<t>actually I had some time to kill yesterday so I mucked about and did my own version in Word. I shrunk the margins, increased the overall text size and added weapon specialization under class and racial abilities. I borrowed the overall layout and artwork from your sheet though so thanks!<br/> <br...

really nice character sheet. What program did you use before converting it to PDF? I only ask because I love the format but I plan on adding luck as a 7th ability score so I'd have to muck about with it and get that added.

Looks really interesting. Question though (and perhaps you have answered it I just havn't found it in the document) how do you ballance the classes that were formerly ballanced via XP tables?

<t>Forgotten Realms has it's drow, Middle Earth has the Orcs and Uruk-Hai, Wheel of Time has Trollocs, and Shanara has Gnomes to name a few. Nearly every world has a badguy that the author has taken and made his own. Who are the badguys of your world?<br/> <br/> In the campaign that I'm working on I...

andakitty wrote: Oh. That's OK, I wasn't jumping on you or anything. Mostly I was wondering if I had missed a type of sword. This got me wondering about the actual weight of these things, so I went to the Cold Steel site (they make real, usable sword replicas of good steel), and the actual weights ...

<t>Alternatively what if perhaps instead of increasing the refresh rate of luck using it becomes more appealing? How about whenever you elect to use your luck to affect an outcome it is automatically assumed to be prime? <br/> <br/> That would allow for Hank the Int 6 fighter to suddenly have a stro...

<t>not a bad idea... brainstorming here but perhaps if at the begining of each session players make a luck check. If it passes they gain a point of luck up to their maximum, a natural 20 restores their luck to it's maximum value, a failure means they loose a point of luck, and a natural 1 means that...

<t>Came up with this for a house rule on Luck. I'd appriciate thoughts and input.<br/> <br/> Luck: The 7th stat, Luck is rolled after all other ability scores are finalized. To determine your Luck roll 2d6+6 and use the same modifier table as other stats. Luck cannot be swapped out with a different ...

<t>One other interesting aspect of a luck stat is it could mechanically alter the circumstances a character would find him in. Say the party bard has been caught in bed with the baron's daughter. A quick roll of the luck stat could determine what kind of response he gets. A natural 20 could mean tha...