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Hiya Gang, I was wondering if Goodman Games had considered creating themed AoC Adventure Paths? What I mean by this is creating books akin to what Pathfinder's done with 3.5 D&D/PFRPG. Basically having an overall arc to what's being made, along with a Player's Guide. For example, maybe somethin...

Put simply, Adrian is a titan among us mere mortals. Having worked on the Tournament adventure in previous years, I've caught glimpses of the Herculean efforts it's taken to organize it. Adrian took a nigh-impossible job year after year and not only did it successfully, he made it look easy. Sorry t...

Thanks Harley. But did you mean south of 54 because 57 is no where near the Orgemouth and Hali or the Mountain King? The spot for "Wyvern Mountain" on the map isn't quite accurate. To be honest, it should be positioned somewhere between Stalgard and Orgemouth, further north than indicated...

Savage Worlds would definitely be a great choice for Broncosaurus Rex.

I also wouldn't mind seeing the FATE rules for this either. Spirit of the Century is an awesome game that uses FATE, and I think Broncosaurus Rex would fit right into that system as well.

FYI, kids: "Age of Cthulhu 3: Shadows of Leningrad" is on its way to the printers! There's also a special offer going on now: if you pre-order Age of Cthulhu 3: Shadows of Leningrad at the Goodman Games online store (or at your local game store), you'll be entered in a drawing for original...

Both Pookie and Chad Bowser were involved in the editing process of "Shadows of Leningrad".

The finished adventure should be all the better due to their involvement. My thanks goes out to the both of them for their time and their hard work.

FWIW, I will be running "Shadows of Leningrad" - and perhaps a few other AoC adventures - at a couple of gaming conventions in the New York/New Jersey/Pennsylvania area this year. I'll post more details as I get them confirmed with the appropriate convention folks. Hope to see some of you ...

For those of you who come straight to the forums and don't check out the main page of the site, you might want to click here:

http://www.goodman-games.com/7003preview.html

I think you might see something interesting.

If you still need a copy of DCC #51.5, PM me with your mailing address.

I'll mail you a copy. No charge.

Hey, it's the holidays.

Update: Trey, got your PM - I'll have a copy in the mail to you tomorrow morning.

And some (hopefully) helpful linkage as well:

Black Blade Publishing: http://www.black-blade-publishing.com/Home.aspx

Noble Knight Games: http://www.nobleknight.com/

I'm quite sure that it's OK (and yes, I can see the first image just fine). Post away!

As one of the contributing authors to "Scroll of Ruin", it warms my cold, evil black heart to read threads like these.

We write these adventures to challenge you guys and gals ... and it's great to see how you all rise to that challenge!

Keep the war stories coming!

I read in the other thread that there was a 1E conversion of Talons of the Horned King available at GenCon. Did this actually happen and if so, will this conversion be available here (if only for a limited time) anytime soon like the previous 1E conversions were? M Did this actually happen? Sure di...

You've got an in. Talk to the boys!!!

Personally, I'd love to write it.

Trust me, I don't have that much clout.

If I did, this would already be on the shelves of your local game store!

I'd love to write a new version of Broncosaurus Rex as well.

I'd like to see a return of Broncosaurus Rex as well.

All Things Fun! 185 C Route 73 North West Berlin, NJ 08091 (856) 719-1414 http://www.allthingsfun.net I was down in Philadelphia this morning, getting some ink at one of my favorite tattoo places. For some reason, I remember Adrian Pommier telling me about a game store called "All Things Fun&qu...

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Again, this is just my experience. But I've noticed through the years that if I only offer one option for players to try, and one directions for them to go, they'll resist it. ("The Caves of Chaos? Pfft. Sounds dangerous. We'll stay here at the Keep and rest up.") It doesn't matter if the ...

So, when you are planning an adventure or campaign, do you plan out all the details out to the Nth degree for months to come, wing the whole thing, or do something in between? Long term - I usually have an ending that I'm aiming for, and several "big picture" events in mind that I want to...

Rick was nice enough to ask me to be Keeper for one of the playtests. It's a wonderfully-written adventure that just drips with Lovecraftian horror. Literally. Any Call of Cthulhu fan will be doing themselves a big favor by picking this one up. And yes, there's blood , in case that wasn't mentioned ...

Maybe they think nobody wants it so they don't stock it. Or maybe they're just sold out because so many people are buying them. "Thrones of Punjar" is a really good module. Make sure you bug your local store owners to get this one on the shelves (as well as the other Punjar modules). Harl...

Back when I played Call of Cthulhu on a semi-regular basis, some of my favorite memories was playing a reporter for the Arkham Express named Silas Marlowe. Being an astute reporter, he noticed that whenever an ancient book was discovered ... Bad Things Happened. So he took to carrying a can of gasol...

Good deal. Looking forward to these - especially the dinosaur book!

Hey Jezza, I just read through that section of CW - I didn't get the impression that Aeraelith *needed* to attack anyone who came within 10' of the pipe organ. Aeraelith is going to do its best to convince the party that it needs to be freed. If such convincing means that they party must come within...

Rick Maffei - the esteemed writer of "Scaly God" - is also working on a Call of Cthulhu adventure.

Between Rick and Adrian, I'd say that the next few CoC adventures from Goodman Games will be impressive - and fearsome - indeed.

Congrats to them both!