Seek the Wolf in Thyself!
From: Wizards of the Coast Reviewed by: Ron McClung Complete Scoundrelis a new Role Playing Game Supplement from Wizards of the Coast. Core D&D books seem to be a dime a dozen these days. With the innovation of 3.5, the paperback class books were converted to hard back Completebooks. This is the first one I…
“Aftermath of Tashir Station” Try again – Feb 17 at Chirs F. Continue with the Penteteuch Intrigue. Brother Jonas and his new found family.
Planet bound gates made by the ancients.
(Under Construction) Use the base system except the number of dice that are rolled. The base dice rolled is three d20. The number rolled is called the Result roll of the Goal Roll. When rolling the base, the Base Result Number is always the middle value of the three. If two roll the same, that’s…
(Under Construction) Skill Level define the number of dice you role. Characteristic is the base value added to the dice. You have your Standard set of Ability Scores which FS calls Characteristics ( a value of 1 – 10). That’s your base value. Your skill level is the number of d20 dice you are going…
I’ve been doing research into things to try and make sense of Fading Suns and their varied tech levels. In my game, a discussion started with some of my players about the disparity of technology. One of my players simply could not believe that you would have “people going to work in carts” in the…
First of all, the most surprising thing is that I am willing to write a report the day after the con. Usually that doesn’t happen because I have to get over the emotional and physical drain I suffer from at the con. However, this year, itwas considerably less. There are MANY reason for that and…
I ran an Farscape adventure at two cons in conjunction with another table who was running Stargate SG-1 RPG. Neither table knew about the other but the Gms would be in communication off and on. At a specific piont, we would turn to the opposite table and say “You see them … ” and let…
I am sporadically working on a d20 Future version of what I have put together here. A I got through, I may change, modify or completely take out some things. Not sure when it will be finished but I have been working on it off and on for a year now.
From: Cheapass Games Reviewed by: Ron McClung Spree! (Classic Edition) is a new Board Game from Cheapass Games. There is nothing like a cool game that costs less than $5. Cheapass specializes in these games. One of those games, Spree!, is a pretty cool little game. From the front cover : “It’s a little like…