Giving Red Box a Try from rpg
Even though I swore I wouldn't play anything other than 4e, I'm giving the original Red Box a try.
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Giving Red Box a Try from rpg
Games…Must Have Games… from Evil Machinations
I hate gaming dry spells. I think the longest period I’ve gone without gaming was two years, if you’re talking about actually sitting at the table, either as GM or player. If you’re counting game preparation and research, it’s more like, well, 6 months.
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Games…Must Have Games… from Evil Machinations
Nicely-timed Press Release from Transitive Property of Gaming
On Tuesday, I wrote the following about Warhammer RPG:"Later this summer they're releasing a magic supplement, which will also have rules for corruption and mutation. Probably, I'll buy that and see what it does to magic, then decide thereafter whet..
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Nicely-timed Press Release from Transitive Property of Gaming
Review: Imperial Gazeteer from Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies
I recently received a review copy of Kobold Quarterly's Imperial Gazetteer, a 68-page tome detailing the undead domains of Morgau, Doresh, and the the subterranean Ghoul Imperium of the Free City of Zobeck campaign setting. While this review is of the Pathfinder version (available in print or PDF),…
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Finished: GURPS 4E player handout from Game in the Brain
I got a strong urge to make a player hand out based on GURPS Lite 4e. What I did was I inserted a ton of my home brew rules and made it tailor only to Low Tech. Basically its a complete enough players introduction to GURPS for low tech games
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Adventure Hook 019 – Efreets Don’t Flail Me Now! from DM Samuel's RPG Musings
It’s time to showcase another entry in the adventure hook contest I ran last month. This entertaining entry was submitted by Macadosche. You can follow him on twitter: @Macadosche — Adventure Hook 019 –“Efreets, Don’t Flail Me Now!” — Location: Starts in a mid-to-large town with a large…
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Adventure Hook 019 – Efreets Don’t Flail Me Now! from DM Samuel's RPG Musings
Dark Dungeons: Major Differences from the Rules Cyclopedia from RetroRoleplaying: The Blog
Here's some information on the major differences between Dark Dungeons and the Rules Cyclopedia, in the author's own words. There are very few changes that are deliberate "house rules" as opposed to merely having to try to come up with something that …
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Hace pocas semanas, Open Design[1] puso a la venta el libro Imperial Gazetteer. Esta obra está escrita por Wolfgang Baur y Scott Gable, y cuenta con 74 páginas. Se vende a un precio de 10 $.
De entrada, lo que más me sorprende es que hayan elegido la cuarta edición de DnD para ubicarlo reglamentariamente.
Tomando como base el escenario de Zobeck, de la misma editora, Imperial Gazetteer nos describe las naciones undead de Morgau y Doresh, así como el llamado Imperio de los Ghouls, profusamente descrito en otro manual anteriormente publicado. Lo descrito aquí se refiere tanto a la superficie como debajo de ella.
Luego podemos encontrar lo clásico en estos manuales: una clase para jugadores (el ghoul), alrededor de 30 monstruos nuevos, artilugios y artefactos mágicos relacionados con los muertos vivientes, variantes de monstruos ya existentes, etc.
El libro puede resultar muy útil, y lo curioso es que el Open Grave de WotC, también consagrado a los no muertos, me sigue pareciendo el mejor suplemento oficial publicado para la cuarta edición.
Parece que lo relacionado con los muertos inspira a los diseñadores…
- los mismos que publican "Kobold Quarterly" [↩]
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