Troll Lord Games

Maliki wrote:
This is my next choice for a possible setting for my next campaign. Sounds really cool.

I agree! This looks very good and I can't wait to get ahold of this. When will it be ready for ordering?

All the better reason to go with Rising Knight! And Beacon at Enon Tor is a great one-shot you can throw in with it. I think the two work marvelously together.

Agreed with Rising Knight, no question. It's a nearly perfect teaching tool for the system.

Oh, and best of luck with your game!

serleran wrote:
What be this thar editin ye spake aboot? We 'ere at Troll HQ donna use anyting like that. Just make a second posting. Heheh

I'd laugh, but my core rules ended up costing me $60 instead of $40!

<t>Perfect sense. <br/> <br/> I'd say, as written, it feels more like a 1E game nicely combined with Classic's flexibility, (if that makes sense). Other than the flipped AC and the BtH bonus I personally get very little 3E feel (rules heavy, tactical nightmares, superhumanly powered PC's) when I pla...

serleran wrote:
I'm not going to buy it, but I added it to my list of things-to-have-someone- else-buy-for-me. We'll see.

Good call...why didn't I think of that?

Jyrdan Fairblade wrote:
And finally, no Attacks of Opportunity!

Gads yes. Who knew that a concept as simple as "don't do stupid things in combat" could translate to such a nightmare for 3rd edition.

Bowbe wrote:
My disdain for dinky PC races having been said, the grossest PC race class combo I have found for C&C so far is a gnome monk. Icky. All that damage and speed in a tiny freakish half goblin package.

Case

Remind me to ban this combo! What a nightmare to imagine...

*phew*...was worried about them for a bit!

Maybe they were too busy filling out the mountain of orders from their $10 sale and just plain forgot?

Still busted at 8:15 ET and no mention as to what's going on?

Was M&T elgible? Cuz that is my favorite product to date, wow what a smashing book!

If nothing else I would have hoped Assault on Blacktooth Ridge would be mentioned...

serleran wrote: The only figures I would consider would be Ghost Rider, Wolverine, and The Punisher (or as they were known: The Hearts of Darkness), and I assume of those, only Wolverine was made. Oh well. There were late to the game, but Ghost Rider & Punisher were both made. A friend of mine ...

Rhuvein wrote:
Odd, I'm having no problems at all!

Don't dump your cache! I miss that yellow-green logo already!

Perhaps an even further shift to old school?

1E DMG & MM, Rules Cyclopedia (though I'd hardly consider it dusty), most of my modules.

I do d10, PC's win all ties, and the PC's decide who goes first on their own ties. If this fails, DEX wins out. And if their DEX scores are the same, flip a coin.

DOH! Maintenance?

Treebore wrote:
Even with the price tag I'll probably pick it up.

Yeah, it's a bit on the high set, but A) I love boxed sets, B) I loved the DCC's, C) It looks to have a real "Known World" quality to it, and D) two new (exclusive?) modules! Convertconvertconvertconvertconvert!!

Neat! Can't wait to check it out, I love DCC's!

People like shiny baubles waved in their faces? Or maybe marketing? I knew it was a prequal movie coming this summer, but I didn't even know Strangers with Candy HAD ALREADY come out! Dang I gotta get my rear to the movies.

NP - I voted for Karameikos... I just love that full color poster map!

Arioch wrote: See I would just use the old version of th sword where the character continues to bleed taking damage form each wound the sword generates till treated. ken I may very well have to do that, should the occasion come up that they find one. A certain dagger of wounding was so popular in a...

What, no love for Thunder Rift?

Treebore wrote: I think I'll use the C&C=pie as the closing clincher reason to play! So simple, yet elegant. Just like C&C! Treebore wrote: I take it that giving actual "in play" examples is something no one wants to do? That is probably good, since each example would probably tak...

PeelSeel2 wrote:
Or Warden Cleaver. That can be shortened to Ward Cleaver, of course.

Ouch. That pun is like a 20 minute long kick to the jewels!

<t>Apologies, here is the entry:<br/> <br/> +3 Sword of Wounding: In addition to normal damage, a wounding sword deals 1 point of Constitution damage to its victim from blood loss.<br/> <br/> That would make sense and be somewhat usefu. Good idea! <br/> <br/> I seem to recall a Wounding weapon in D&...

<t>I'm full of questions this morning, eh? Good thing for this forum and a very friendly and helpful community! <br/> Anyway, how does a +3 Sword of Wounding, or any similar attribute draining weapons I haven't yet read about, work on a monster (since they have no Constitution score)?<br/> <br/> Tha...

Dig it, I've got clear vision now!

Thanks Antonio.

<t>That makes sense. I think my biggest problem I'm having with it all is that I've got 25 years of D&D behind me yelling in my ear that all characters can hear noise (listen), but the Thief just is better at it. The same holds true for C&C, it just takes some extra training (levels) first. ...