Troll Lord Games

I'm starting to get "superhero" fatigue at the theaters, but this is definitely one of the better ones. As to be expected, it's an origin story and only makes me impatient to see the sequel.

Converting my homebrew campaign (True North) to White Wolf's nWoD rules.

Serleran and Pactmaster made me laugh, but what they say is true.

I've always thought that a cleric should refuse to heal others unless they converted and devoted themselves the cleric's god.

And I disagree with the belief that it's the DM's responsibility to keep the potion inventory full so that the party won't harass the cleric.

<t>I was disappointed with the casting for the Baroness (Sienna Miller) and I'm not enthusiastic about the choice of director (Stephen Sommers) - no offense to either of them, there are others better suited for the project.<br/> <br/> However, I'll admit that those pictures got me excited and hopefu...

TheNewGuy wrote:
As I'm sure other Canadian Crusaders can tell you, parcels that cross the US/Canada border tend to get caught in this time distortion.

And the delivery person requires additional money for tariffs, in cash ONLY, when they unexpectedly appear.

Gideon was right.

<t>Also, I don't agree with the notion that 4e is too complex to attract new gamers.<br/> <br/> From what I've seen, at it's core, it is very simple. All the options, which may seem like a mess to slow the game down, are self-contained rulings for specific situations. The book-keeping might scare so...

Darius wrote: This new mechanics, however, proved to be a success. It has sold around 75% of the amount of books at OAD&D. I don't think the success or failure of any edition was the result of the mechanics. As Jfall mentioned, social influences cannot be overlooked. By the time 3rd edition cam...

Alwyn,

Nice system. I may have to test it out.

To clarify - did you count the cost for 0-level spells as 0 SP or 1 SP?

I really like the Pathfinder format. I ran the first module for two separate groups and it worked really well.

Though, Harry Joy is right, it does cater to current trends. Which is sensible.

Oddly enough, that was the answer I was looking for.

Thanks, Serleran.

What is TLG's stance on other companies creating material supporting C&C and the legalities involved?

<t>Bash Man,<br/> <br/> You can't fault any company for wanting to make money. As North Americans, we're trained to be good consumers, collectors and completists.<br/> <br/> I agree that the 4e marketing, so far, has been questionable and debatably alienating. However, I do feel that the design behi...

Thanks for the interest.

Hopefully, before this summer I can make the private site public.

<t>Not to be rude, I'll follow the Forum etiquette and introduce myself, somewhat.<br/> <br/> I'm of the "over two decades of gaming" variety. Currently running games for three different gaming "generations" - the under 12, 18-25 and the over 30.<br/> <br/> Home setting is set in and around a fantas...

<t>Hello Kos,<br/> <br/> I'm in the GTA.<br/> <br/> My home setting is affectionately called TRUE NORTH, set in and around a fictional version of the great lakes with Vikings and Natives. Plus a few other surprises (that I can't share in case my players are reading).<br/> <br/> Right now, I've got a...

<t>Thanks for the welcome, Omote. I've haunted these forums for a long time. Since I'll finally be running a game, I should become more vocal.<br/> <br/> To be clear - I'm in the "sorry, it looks like a lot of fun, but it's not my bag" group. If I got an invitation to a 4e table, I'd be there, dice ...

<t>TheNewGuy,<br/> <br/> You're not alone.<br/> <br/> I had been trying to get my gaming group to play C&C for over a year and they were content to play with 3.X, even though the general consensus was that it had been played out (a sentiment we never expressed for older editions, oddly enough).<...