Troll Lord Games

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I really hate eNWorld. Not because of the content, but because it takes forever to load. Always has. Doesn't even matter what connection I'm using. Hell, it was fastest with a dial-up from this crappy motel room...

Anyway, might be nice to get some stuff I don't have yet, which is a lot of the HackMaster stuff.

I took a look since I don't have *any* Hackmaster stuff, but from what it looked like, they didn't have the core PHB anymore.

I'm curious... but not enough to try and track down material from different sources and such.

That being said, I do appreciate it being brought to our attention!

Moriarty the Red
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any recommendations on hackmaster modules? I'm prepared to buy some if they offer expansions to the obvious source materials (i.e., to the old AD&D adventures). But I don't really need to buy them if they are pretty much identical, with only the (amusing) Hackmaster schtick tacked on.

Anyone who can recommend one or more of the adventures as adventures, and not novelty items?

G

I already picked up the core HM PHB on ebay for $10. I got it out of pure curiosity. Not really interested in anything else.
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Peter Bradley

Slaughterhouse Indigo.

Genius.

The Coin Trilogy is very solid, but thats for Kalamar. I like most of the "spoof" modules for HM, and they aren't really identical. The only one I didn't like was the Plant Master, or whatever its called, I think its the only one with the word Plant in it.
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yell0w_lantern wrote:
Slaughterhouse Indigo.

Genius.

Not included in the sale, unfortunately (not that this makes it less good).

The products covered by the sale include:

For the Kingdoms of Kalamar:

-any printed book with the D&D logo on the cover, which means every book except for Svimohzia.

For HackMaster:

GameMaster's Guide

GameMaster's Shield (revised)

Griftmaster's Guide to Life's Wildest Dreams

Spellslinger's Guide to Wurld Domination

Zealot's Guide to Wurld Conversion

Combatant's Guide to Slaughtering Foes

Lord Flataroy's Guide To Fortifications

Hackjammer

Hacklopedia vol I

Hacklopedia vol II

Hacklopedia vol III

Hacklopedia vol IV

Hacklopedia vol V

Hacklopedia vol VI

Hacklopedia vol VII

Hacklopedia vol VIII

Monster Matrix (vol IX)

Smackdown the Slavers

Annihilate the Giants

Little Keep on the Borderlands

Robinloft

Robinloft 2: Tahd's Legacy

Descent Into the Netherdeep

Crypt of the Lizard King

Hidden Shrine

Lost Caverns

Porphers Enchanted Garden

Prophecy of Shardar

Quest for the Unknown

Tomb of Unspeakable Horrors

White Doom Mountain

Demon Tower of Madness
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yell0w_lantern wrote:
Slaughterhouse Indigo.

Genius.

Indeed, damn fine module, one of the few that I've ever seen that I said "Man, I wish I'd written that!"

Slaughterhouse Indigo, Dead Gawd's Hand, and Road to Aster are three modules that will remain in print and available after the license ends. Hopefully they will have more originals between now and HM5E, as I think there's some real genius in HackMaster. Diabolical genius, but genius nonetheless. And then, too, they are nicely compatible with C&C...
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I just ordered quite a bit from them. Had to finish out my Hacklopedia collection don't ya know. Perfectly usable for my C&C Campaign!

so I'm hearing that Slaughterhouse Indigo is classic.

What about the re-writes of classic AD&D mods? I have the Hackmaster Little Keep already, and like it - it does add a bit of material to the existing TSR classic. Are any of the other hacklo-fied ones as good? or should I just stick with my originals?

G

Geleg wrote:
so I'm hearing that Slaughterhouse Indigo is classic.

What about the re-writes of classic AD&D mods? I have the Hackmaster Little Keep already, and like it - it does add a bit of material to the existing TSR classic. Are any of the other hacklo-fied ones as good? or should I just stick with my originals?

G

I recently took my C&C group through Quest for the Unknown (The Hackmastered version of B1). They really enjoyed it. It didn't add as much extra stuff as say Keep, but what it did add was priceless. I thought one player in particular was going to go nutz trying to track down and kill the f*c*s flinging Lemur that kept ambushing them. LOL

Later,

Bill

Got my order in from Kenzer. Good Stuff, got a bunch of Hacklopedia's and picked up the Dangerous Denizens book. Luv's me some monster books.

Thinking about getting some more stuff from them. Is the Hobgoblins book any good?

Later,

Bill

Well I couldn't resist the sale (although the shipping costs surprised me), so I just placed another order (I saw where the Monster Matrix Hacklopedia was sold out), so I ordered the few Hacklopedias that I was still missing (I already had the Matrix *whew*)
I also ordered the Hobgoblin Sourcebook, I've always thought Hobgoblins were a cool but often underused race. I had a DM one time who ran a Campaign where the Hobgoblins were the top dogs instead of humanity. It was a really cool Campaign.

Later,

Bill