Troll Lord Games

in my opinion, gives you a very nice framework with which to answer a wide range of questions that come up in long term camapigns, and is based upon the crazy D&D economy, which you can always scale down...

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php? ... s_id=55417

It also has a kind of "sister" book, called Silk Road, that I also highly recommend.

http://www.rpgnow.com/product/12185/A-M ... -Road?it=1

Nice. For $15 well worth it.

Arduin wrote:Nice. For $15 well worth it.

Heh, when Joe moved from his old house to his new, I got in on his "moving sale" and got print copies for $5 each.

I have the first edition. I wonder how much different the second is.

Treebore wrote:in my opinion, gives you a very nice framework with which to answer a wide range of questions that come up in long term camapigns, and is based upon the crazy D&D economy, which you can always scale down...

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php? ... s_id=55417

Rgr, great books. I may have forgotten I had them until you mentioned them a week or 2 ago, but they are great resources. Second only to the Gygax books

Aergraith wrote:I have the first edition. I wonder how much different the second is.

Something like 20 to 25 pages of new content, re organization, cleaning up, and the like.

Dang good book(s). I've had MMS: WE since shortly after it's release, some years ago. I went to GenCon and saw a few years ago and almost picked up a hardcopy of the physical book, but I didn't. I might try to track one down this time around. It is pretty fantastic stuff.

Treebore wrote:

Arduin wrote:Nice. For $15 well worth it.

Heh, when Joe moved from his old house to his new, I got in on his "moving sale" and got print copies for $5 each.

Jeez! Nice deal