Loaded For Bear!

hedgeknight · Post by **hedgeknight** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 1:41 am

Since ordering my first books a couple of weeks ago, I have gone "whole hog" on the C&C products and am up to my ears in gaming goodness! Here's what I got so far:
PHB

M&T

After Winter's Dark Aihrde folio

U1 Shadows of the Halfling Hall

The Harbinger's Variant w/ S2 Dwarven Glory

DR1 Dragons of Aihrde - Miasmal Wyrms

D1 Chimera's Roost

A Trick on the Tain
Just came in today:
Vakhund: Into the Unknown

Dzeebagd: Under Dark and Misty Ground

Felsentheim: Dogs of War

The Mortality of Green

A Lion in the Ropes

The Malady of Kings
On the way to my house:
Codex of Erde (a gift from Sir Ironside!)

DB5: Dro Mandras II -- The Conquered East

StarSIEGE: Tainted Lands

I know I'm still missing a few things (like the Umbrage Saga and Monsters and Treasure of Aihrde) but once I get those I'll be loaded for bear!
Anything else I need to add? Haunted Highlands stuff? Old modules?

Gleemax Jr · Post by **Gleemax Jr** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 1:43 am

I would be remiss if I did not say The Black Libram of Nartarus and Engineering Dungeons should be added, as well as Umbrage Saga. For quick and simple, Towers of Adventures would also serve you well as would the Aihrde Folio.
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Omote · Post by **Omote** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 2:34 am

You are high on the Crusade good sir!!!

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Relaxo · Post by **Relaxo** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 10:09 am

Not kidding around!

I too highly recommend Engineering Dungeons.

Aladar · Post by **Aladar** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 5:30 pm

Nothing like jumping in head first. Good stuff hedgeknight.
I highly recommend the Haunted Highlands modules (DB 1 through 6). I have bought all of them so far and they do not disappoint. The Black Libram of Nartarus is well worth having as well.
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Tadhg · Post by **Tadhg** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 6:22 pm

If you find yourself liking the Aihrde Folio and Lion, Mortality and Malady, then you for sure like the Codex, and what I would recommend is to download the free C&C module, A0 The Rising Knight. If you like that one, then by all means get a hold of the A series modules. A1 Assault on Blacktooth Ridge is one of best modules I've seen since TSR stuff.

Enjoy the game,

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hedgeknight · Post by **hedgeknight** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 10:25 pm

Rhuvein wrote:
If you find yourself liking the Aihrde Folio and Lion, Mortality and Malady, then you for sure like the Codex, and what I would recommend is to download the free C&C module, A0 The Rising Knight. If you like that one, then by all means get a hold of the A series modules. A1 Assault on Blacktooth Ridge is one of best modules I've seen since TSR stuff.

Enjoy the game,

Rhu.

I have The Rising Knight and I really like it. Doesn't The Umbrage Saga set include A1-A4 or something like that?

DeadReborn · Post by **DeadReborn** » Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:26 pm

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Doesn't The Umbrage Saga set include A1-A4 or something like that?

It includes A0-A5.

Another vote for Towers of Adventure. It really gets the creative juices flowing and allows you to set up a gaming session with no prep time. The Brave Halfling adventure The Secret of Ronan Skerry is pretty cool as well.
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moriarty777 · Post by **moriarty777** » Fri Jul 23, 2010 3:24 am

It might sound a bit self-serving so please pay attention to my disclaimer after my suggestion:

If you enjoy 'Trick on the Tain', you could always check out 'The Secret of Ronan Skerry' and the digest-sized 'Ruins of Ramat' for C&C. Both are available through Brave Halfling Publishing in partnership with Arcana Creations.

Disclaimer: Arcana Creations is mine.
That said, the M&T of Aihrde is really awesome and I liked 'Of Gods & Monsters' but this second one is not to everyone's liking.

It looks like your doing what I did myself a few years back... I dove right into and bought all things TLG. Another nice book to get, though OOP, is the Yggsburgh hardback. Great stuff in that book too!

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moriarty777 · Post by **moriarty777** » Fri Jul 23, 2010 3:25 am

DeadReborn wrote:
The Brave Halfling adventure The Secret of Ronan Skerry is pretty cool as well.

Don't think I didn't see that 'nod' there. Thanks!
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Lord Dynel · Post by **Lord Dynel** » Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:58 am

Definitely get the Umbrage Saga...I assumed you were planning on it since you hadn't ordered any of the A-series yet. I agree with Junior - The Black Libram and Engineering Dungeons are good choices, as are the Wyrms books (well, the other one in your case), M&T of Aihrde, and Castellan's Guide to Arms and Armor.
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hedgeknight · Post by **hedgeknight** » Fri Jul 23, 2010 12:25 pm

moriarty777 wrote:
It might sound a bit self-serving so please pay attention to my disclaimer after my suggestion:

If you enjoy 'Trick on the Tain', you could always check out 'The Secret of Ronan Skerry' and the digest-sized 'Ruins of Ramat' for C&C. Both are available through Brave Halfling Publishing in partnership with Arcana Creations.

Disclaimer: Arcana Creations is mine.
That said, the M&T of Aihrde is really awesome and I liked 'Of Gods & Monsters' but this second one is not to everyone's liking.

It looks like your doing what I did myself a few years back... I dove right into and bought all things TLG. Another nice book to get, though OOP, is the Yggsburgh hardback. Great stuff in that book too!

M

Nice site Pat! When my gaming funds replenish, I'm gonna get Ronan Skerry and Ruins of Ramat - love to support small companies!

DeadReborn · Post by **DeadReborn** » Sat Jul 24, 2010 12:12 am

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Don't think I didn't see that 'nod' there. Thanks!

No prob. I like to give credit were it's due. I would own the other two adventures but I've been dirt poor for a while now. Someday though.
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hedgeknight · Post by **hedgeknight** » Sat Jul 24, 2010 11:11 am

The boxed set of the Tainted Lands came in yesterday - can't believe I got this for 3 bucks!

hedgeknight · Post by **hedgeknight** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 11:11 am

Codex of Erde came in yesterday from Sir Ironside! Thanks Brian!!!

Question: How is this book different from the current PHB?

By the way, when I opened that package yesterday and saw the cover of the Codex...I had an Erde-gasm!!

CKDad · Post by **CKDad** » Mon Jul 26, 2010 2:08 am

Very different. The Codex of Erde is the original sourcebook for the official TLG setting, which has been renamed to Airdhe. It covers the history, religions, and current state of the core of the setting. Some of these things have been updated or refined over time (for example, the names of many of the deities) but the overall course of the world's history is essentially the same.
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