Troll Lord Games

Treebore wrote:
I'm down in the S/E corner, East of Tombstone.

Ah, so you're on the complete opposite corner from me.
Hmm, the KQ print subscriptions seem rather expensive. I suppose I should try out the PDFs, though.

Omote wrote: Dragonmaster Dyne, interesting indeed, as I generally found HP4 to be relatively smooth, and complete as a movie. Hmm, weird. I guess it all comes down to... something. *shrugs* .......................................Omote FPQ I'm curious, did you read the book? The film was probably m...

Omote wrote: Wow, I thought HP5 stunk... on it's own that is. This movie was not a complete film. There's a rough beginning, and a whole lot of instances where you need to know what happened in the book, or be really, really familiar with the previous films in order to know what was going on. I got...

<t>Well, we went to see Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix tonight, and I must say it did not disappoint. Their new director and screenwriter both did a superb job, and I was surprised at how well done the film was. Even though the fifth book is the largest of the series (870 pages), they man...

<t>So wait, the players actually play as gods? That would be interesting.<br/> <br/> I considered a godhood campaign awhile back, in which the characters would start off as demi-gods and would grow in divine power as they acquired followers. Though it never really got off the ground, unfortunately.<...

Treebore wrote:
Where in AZ are you?

We live in the county, a couple miles north of Peoria.

Do you have a link to that thread on ENWorld?

<t>Wolfgang Baur seems to be putting together his own little e-zine to help fill the void left by the deaths of Dragon and Dungeon magazines. In fact, the first issue is already out and can be purchased through Paizo.com.<br/> <br/> I know some of you probably avoid anything with 3.5 on, but I've al...

slimykuotoan wrote:
Isn't fantasy better than reality?

That's practically the definition of fantasy.

Happy early birthday.

<t>I'm not sure if this has been done or mentioned, but you could release a PDF of M&T with the 2nd printing. It's been done by other companies before, and I'm sure it would make the price increase seem more acceptable to customers. I don't know if that would end up being too costly on your end,...

Yeah, the first one was pretty much spot on. The second and third were pretty good, but the fourth was just changed too much. Still a decent movie, though. Jyrdan Fairblade wrote: I'm excited to see the new movie, but moreso for the final book. I have a feeling that it's going to be a monser of a bo...

<t>Well, my name is John, and I'm probably one of the young'uns on these boards as I'll be turning 18 on the 27th of this month (I just found out it's the same birthday as Gary Gygax, actually). I live on the outskirts of North Phoenix in Arizona.<br/> <br/> I got into D&D in summer-fall of 2003...

I'm curious what they're gonna do with it. I didn't enjoy the fourth movie as much because of its large departure from the book, I hope they don't do the same thing with the fifth one.

I'm new to C&C, but I'm thinking about running a LotR-style game. What you guys have created so far looks very cool, nice work.

Orpheus wrote: you won't find any of the "punk" artwork that you get in the WoTC books. That eases a lot of my worries. I suppose my question pertains more to the community of C&C players than the actual game. I like to play with more of a Tolkien-esque feel, and that's difficult to d...

Or does it espouse the same "culture neutral" crap of 3.x D&D? I'm curious about the game, and the ability to use all my D&D books with it sounds promising. However, if it has the same spiky-hair buckle-outfit trend of 3.x, I think I may pass.