Troll Lord Games

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History teaches us that men behave wisely once they've exhausted all other alternatives.

Looking forward to it; when can we expect it to arrive in Blighty?
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History teaches us that men behave wisely once they've exhausted all other alternatives.

That's odd; I have a subscription purchased dfrom Leisure Games.
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History teaches us that men behave wisely once they've exhausted all other alternatives.

Philotomy Jurament wrote: Hard to believe a shotgun didn't bring it down. Too bad about all the buckshot you'd have to pick out before the barbecue. I wonder if emu tastes like chicken? I bet it'd be tasty with a rub and some homemade sauce. And a beer. If it's anything like ostrich, it's almost ex...

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<t>...and that's the last we ever heard of him.<br/> <br/> I find that I'm using C&C exclusively for my fantasy stuff, but Alternity remains by far my favourite system for SF (and it succesfully fended off a takeover attempt from Serenity).<br/> _________________<br/> History teaches us that men...

<t>Cold-forging iron is an awful way to make a weapon, and the Northmen certainly used steel (gorgeous pattern-welded stuff), as did the mediaeval smiths who forged falchions.<br/> <br/> Now, bronze must be cold-forged to make a weapon, as hot-forged bronze is too brittle. A cast form of the blade i...

Thank you all, kind sirs!

Let's see if this works:

I like the system exactly as it is, although I have considered porting over the experience system from Alternity, since I adore that mechanic. However, it would need to be altered since not all classes in C&C have the same experience targets, which might well rob it of its usefulness.

The best way to get newcomers into C&C rather than another game is simply to offer it to them. Parents, especially, will be interested in a a game that costs only a fraction of D&D's startup price.

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I that once word gets around the local bad guys about this knight, you're going to see some caltrops being made.

This is all very good stuff. The shield often gets misrepresented or misused, possibly because of the way it disappeared in Europe after the 17th century after a brief rebirth in the 16th.