Troll Lord Games

<t>Gee whiz, All I have to do is leave a sandwich on the counter a few days.<br/> <br/> Forgive, please!<br/> <br/> Do you mean find an artist or find a guy who takes little sculptures to little molds of sculptures to many little copies? I used to be acqainted with one of WotC's sculptors. Cute chic...

I am really liking the show. Almost enough to get the collected DVDs, if they aren't too expensive. Being anime, however, it'll probably be 30 bucks a whack for three episodes each disk.

Some great RP possibilities, too. It'd be cool to see a RPG treatment.

Every time I get a thirteen it shows up as a wierd googly face. 13

It broke my wife. Way too funny!

Catweazle wrote:
Where can I find a quality DVD version of the original EDITOR's cut of Blade Runner. That is, complete with gumshoe voiceover and happy ending.

I agree. The whole voice over bit might seem like too much camp for some, but it gave it a noir detective vibe I still dig.

<t>In the first round, everyone who is not already undead dies a horribly painful death.<br/> <br/> In the next round the undead are pounded to dust by cosmic radiation.<br/> <br/> In the third round anything left is pummeled by micrometeors.<br/> <br/> In the fourth round the CK must say "See, guys...

A nifty guy, by all accounts.

There's something to be said for going out doing what you love.

I feel awful for his family, though.

I like doing the setting thing, where the house is candle lit (have to be very familiar with your characters or use very dark bold ink) and the decor is conducive to it all.

<t>I've been watching various incarnations of trek for a long time, and don't mind the twists they have had to put on the universe to keep them in the public eye. If this can make the producers some money, then the chances get better and better they'll come up with yet another permutation to show us...

Here's what I heard. Add salt to taste.

The guy covered himself with doe-in-heat urine and lured the deer in with the appropriate (inapropriate) calls, so the deer isn't attacking, precisely.

"Did you smell him? He like totally wanted it!"

Emryys wrote: ...and ink! NARF yes! However, one producer I talked to was kind enough to send me a b&w version of a color product, so I can use my crayons (at $0.50 a box) instead of printer ink (at $10 a cartridge or more). Either way, much fun to be had! Now where did I put my scissors, x-act...

You're a writer. Of course you need therapy!

<t>I'll look at the art in awe and crawl back to my set of crayons. I'm not conversant enough with computers to make them grind out the pretty pictures, but I can do something aproaching my vision with the old box of colors. <br/> <br/> As to the suitability of the art to the game: so long as they k...

<t>I'd point out the many available tile like set available on RPGNow.com, all in downloadable PDFs ready to print out as many as you may need. Mostly in combat scale, I think. Look under accessories/2-d terrain or something. Also the 3d terrain, like buildings and such are petty cool. I've blown ra...

Dude, that would be what one would call a tier one mistake and stands a s a good reason to be nice to strangers.

Very nicely written.

Thanks for sharing.

<t>I have a ruler, but the thing doesn't work without a scale of some kind printed on or near the map. So no hexes.<br/> <br/> I am a trucker for the last five years, and have the benefit of a wonderful set of maps which include distances between places modified for terrain and such. Maybe a little ...

<t>I think the attitude a game is played with is the key. Does the GM require a roll for every use of the skills on the character sheet, or does the GM look at skill levels and narate scenes accordingly, for instance.<br/> <br/> The main difference between the good play of bygone years and the frust...

Call me a nerd, but I like seeing how the existing creatures can be used instead; getting peeks into their cultures and habits and whatnot. But then I'm not shy about pulling things out of my hat to throw at players, so who am I to comment.

<t>Chugosh is a word I simply made up. I'm very good at giberish, especially when mad/frustrated/enraged, which is a skill I developed by consiously making a decision not to use foul language. I once cut loose with a string of giberish invective four and a half minutes long, and had folks ask me wha...

<t>From my intense reading binge this afternoon, I agree. It is like I already know everything, although I really dig the return to the old ways for the Halfling nation, getting out of all them wagons and whatnot. I like a lot of the other conventions which have been reset, though the occasional new...

<t>I would have paid cover for both, but if Amazon is going to give me both a discount and free shipping, there I went. Very happy with my purchase. Its artwork, its rules and all are pretty.<br/> <br/> Like I said elsewhere, kudos. And I'm also pleased to hear it's Amazon taking the hit on the disc...

One of the greatest compliments I ever got from my father was his response to a play on words, when he grinned and called me a smartass. I wear the byname with honor!

meepo wrote:
Are you talking about the C&C Boxed Set?

Alas, no. I refer to the shipping box of corrugated paper, plain brown.

I'm not at all sure my ship isn't headed straight for Aihrde, my crew set on plunder, my heart on blood, gold, and wenches.

<t>I just got the box with the Players Handbook and the Monsters and Treasures book. This looks a lot more like the old D&D than the new stuff does, for sure, but between the art and the rules, I am not disapointed. Now if only my boss doesn't schedule me to work when I have the first game sched...

<t>I'd have to go at it from the other end, puting bonusses on various spells especially appropriate to the diety in question based on the deity, not the Cleric, ignoring extra spell slots and such. Also, the listing of the deity would be where the spontaneus casting would go.<br/> <br/> Maybe not a...

Theater and gaming? Can I come study and play?

I haven't been on stage since getting chained to the steering wheel trucking. Six years!

Professor, you are lliving my dream, sir!

serleran wrote:
I always draw portrait profile (like the Egyptians) because I can't handle doing a straight-on.

You'll notice on the girl, the nose is wierd. It's not my strong suit either. about a 3/4 view is fairly decent for me, like Harry and the troll (grunt, not lord).

<r>Most of these are on my Geocities account.<br/> <URL url="http://www.geocities.com/chugosh/Art.html">http://www.geocities.com/chugosh/Art.html</URL><br/> <br/> Some examples are<br/> <br/> Harry the Gargoyle. Acharacter I put hours into and played for all of two sessions.<br/> <br/> Not a charact...

<t>I'm Mike Heywood. I'm 38, happily married with two kids and another on the way. I live in the southwest corner of Washington State, about forty miles from Portland Oregon. I always have considered myself an artist and writer, but the job I've done the most is driving, starting with pizza delivery...

Both look like really cool movies from the trailers.