Troll Lord Games

<t>Thanks Peter I will go out and look for that book sometime and try to find it. I have only ever used stock artwork off of Deviantart, since it is where i do post my art. <br/> <br/> And renfest people are a lot of fun, but normally I take them for the photography aspect. Using them for the art as...

serleran wrote: If you can do more of those robots, I might have a need to commission some work.... Yes I do robots. I have the most practice with things from the Robotech Universe, as well as the battle tech universe as those are what my friends and I play. But I would be willing to talk further a...

<t>I have to do a little more looking through my numerous sketch books for a few more realism pieces. I do tend to do more portraits realism when i do go for the "realistic". But here are a few pieces i have found. <br/> <br/> Christmas present for my father. It's a picture of my little brother.<br/...

<t>I have always been an adder, but when me and the party were pitted against anything that took more than three or four rounds to kill (i.e. boss fights.) it usually turned into the guessing game of hitting and missing to figure out the AC of the creature.<br/> <br/> our DM was also an adder. He wo...

serleran wrote: That's a misunderstanding of what true neutral means, but, I won't belabor the point. If one finds the alignment difficult to use, then ignore it. Personally, I would rather step backwards and use Classic D&D alignment, minus one: Lawful and Chaotic. That would end a lot of issu...

<t>So i got to pick up Castles and Crusades this weekend at ConDFW in Dallas. Met Peter Bradley ^_^ and that of course was a blast. My friend Mars and I stood there talking to him about the system for an hour. He told me if i showed him He would give me an honest opinion of my art, and I am always o...

Taking from the Swashbuckling Adventures books (or the 3.0 Feats book) you could give the character an unarmored defense proficiency. If you wanted someone to be able to do what it sounds like the daimyo did, he may just be that good.

<t>I have to agree with dangerdwarf though. In our games the DM's always threw out true neutral. The only true neutral creatures are like bears or like animals who'se greatest goal in life is the next meal. They are simply trying to live and get buy (although it's sometimes hard to tell >_< after al...

<t>4th does replace it wth a good and evil. And it does simplify it. I know there aren't THAT many problems with the old system unless you have a DM who is a alignment-natzi, the type who loves to tell you that you have suddenly changed alignments. <br/> <br/> As for Palladium system I am most famil...

This is how company's earn true loyalty with customers. The only other company I have seen come close to this was Palladium years before their bankruptcy. But this is yet another reason my friends are I are so satisfied with what little TLG we have seen. Awesome Job to everyone ^____^

<t>I have to say the new alignments are one of the few good things to come out of the DND4th. But that is just my opinion But I think my favorite alignment system has been mentioned, it's Palladium's. They have a lot less to bog down the character but they offer some cool different ways to view pers...

I find the playing without dice idea ingenious! and in all aspects a bit silly. Which is probably why i find it funny. The rock paper scissors thing could work too.

Its probably still just as easy to stick with dice tho

awesome art dude! just great line work. Do you ink over your original sketch or do you do your pen work after tracing on a light table or something?