Troll Lord Games

Buttmonkey wrote:
How are you planning on running this? I.e., SKYPE, chat, play-by-post, etc.

Argh...sorry about that.

I was thinking about playing over Skype. Looking for four (4) players to play something that can hopefully be completed in one night.

Literally no one in Boston and/or New England?

<t>I am a new DM and am relatively new to C&C. I would like to run a one-shot on Saturday night just to get a sense of how things work in this system. I am looking for players who are (1) looking for a bit of fun and (2) would be willing to speak up to perhaps teach a new DM/CK when I go a littl...

serleran wrote: Is it more bare-bones "build-it-yourself" or is it mid-AD&D2e "zoom-zoom railroad?" Definitely not the former...as to the latter, that is probably a matter of opinion that differs among various folks. My personal opinion is..."all aboard!" But, in f...

Treebore wrote: Well, after reading the Game Mastery modules I can tell you they are solid adventures done with the high production value of Dungeon ( R.I.P.) magazine, meaning superior artwork, full color, and great maps. Which specific module are you talking about? Again, I only ask because I tho...

daddystabz wrote: One thing I'm concerned aobut with C&C and LA is how they treat multi-classing. One thing I think D&D 3.0 and 3.5 did right was to allow all sorts of neat multi-classing options to create distinct characters. I don't like it when you are overly punished for this kind of ex...

serleran wrote: Does it use those card things? The card decks put out by Paizo under the Game Mastery brand? No, not as far as I can tell. These just seem to be fairly straightforward adventures. Again, I really like the way the adventure is put together from the point of view of production - some ...

<t>Any C&C players in the area? I would love to hook up with a group. Please feel free to drop me a PM if you are in the MA/New England area and are looking for another C&C'r.<br/> <br/> Ironically, despite the fact that we have a lot of local game stores in the area, C&C is not at all p...

Treebore wrote: Yep. Just got it yesterday. Plus I am subscribed to their Pathfinder series out this month. Paizo has always done a good to excellent job with Dungeon and Dragon mags (Well, since Eric Mona took over), so even though I haven't read it yet I am confident its going to be good quality....

I'm sure I'm late to the party on this one, but the production value of these just look awesome. Plus, its nice to see that Paizo is still dedicated to turning out adventures. Anyone looked at these or checked out what appears to be their new adventure path?

Rhuvein wrote: Anything you want. Hey how about a gnome illusionist?? Wow, that would be wild. 2 in one party. Probably never been done. Imagine the trouble we could cause!! Hehe...I'd probably just wind up spending my time telling the rest of the party to never mind the other gnome...he's just an ...

Treebore wrote: We have an Elven Fighter/Mage, a gnome Illusionist, and a Human Knight of the Sword. Remember, clerics don't get spells until the gods come back in about another year of campaign time. The next session is the second Sunday from today. I hope you got the e-mail and documents I sent. ...

Treebore wrote: Maybe nwelte and velvet will join and put more meat shields between Laroo and pain. I fully intend to make the next session and apologize for missing the last one. Something totally unexpected came up...I am usually a reliable guy. What exactly does the party need? I would like to p...

Treebore wrote: So you going to be joining us Sunday? I'd certainly like to try. I just bought a new laptop (a MacBook Pro) and haven't got Skype installed/configured on this, so maybe you and I could get together beforehand just to make sure that the connection is working correctly. If that sounds...

Treebore wrote:
Because we humans can't stand, or refuse to understand that people don't like the same things others do.

Actually, I understand that on a level that would make most people want to scratch their own eyes out...

See, I am an attorney.

<t>It never ceases to amaze me that people can get riled up about a book about a game about worlds that don't exist. Literally...people need a reality check.<br/> <br/> I love C&C, I love D&D, I love fantasy roleplaying games. I mean c'mon...how can more games and more options and more varie...

Rigon wrote: We start at 7 pm EST. We play every other Sunday. Skath is an excellent CK. Tree and Rhu are awsome players. The Setting is DragonLance a year before the War of the Lance. And Welcome to the boards, VS. R- Hmm...that sounds great, but I know literally nothing about Dragonlance as a set...

Omote wrote: I just wanted to drop by and say I love that avatar! I especially love the book that that picutre comes from too. Thanks man! There are so many things that I like about Midnight that I just get giddy thinking about it... And yeah, I think they've always done a fantastic job with the art.

Treebore wrote: If you can get on Dragonsfoot the thread is posted there in their games thread. Thanks. Although I rarely post here, I read every day. I monitor Dragonsfoot a little less often. Thanks for the help though. I will take a look. Treebore wrote: I'll e-mail Skathros and tell him about t...

<t>Does anyone have an opening for a player? Because of the nature of my job, I can realistically only commit to playing on the weekends (located in Eastern Standard Time Zone, -5 GMT).<br/> <br/> In the alternative, I might be willing to run something using something like Fantasy Grounds if there w...

<t>First off, an introduction. I suspect (I hope at least ) that I am like a lot of folks here. I played D&D as a kid, got away from the hobby when I grew a little older and found time to be wanting and have now re-discovered the hobby.<br/> <br/> Except what I re-discovered was not a broad set ...