Goodman Games

I had already put them in with my nomination a couple of days ago!

beermotor wrote:What's the best way to collect Lego figs to use for rpgs?

If you have Lego store near you they have a bin in the middle of the store usually that lets you build your own mini-figs. That might be an option.

Early 80's for me with the Moldvay boxed set.

With inter-country commuting for RPG sessions deemed somewhat inconvenient, we're going to investigate various virtual table top solutions – MapTool, Roll20.net or Tabletop Forge seem possible candidates so far. Timezone differences will probably prevent more than occasional sessions, unfortunately...

Raven_Crowking wrote: I have been reading, and enjoying, your posts!

Thanks!

TheNobleDrake wrote: I think I am going to borrow your name for the next tavern that comes up in my campaign - Iron Wolf's Tavern has a nice ring to it.

Ha! I would be interested to hear how the tavern is depicted if it gets much attention!

I have been doing a fair amount of blogging about DCC RPG over at The Iron Tavern for those that are interested in another blog that posts some DCC RPG content. Here is a link to the DCC tag I use there: http://irontavern.com/tag/dungeon-crawl-classics/ Most recently I started a weekly series taking...

I am not sure I can resist the compulsive urge to buy the book with the second cover...

I woud be reluctant to run 12 players at once and expect the funnel to actual whittle down who could play in the game. Some one is going to go home quite disappointed if they came looking to play and has to go home after the first encounter. I have seen many of a first encounter where 1 or more 0-le...

That cover looks great! Can't wait to see the color version of it!

My personal thought as far as house-ruling this are would be to allow wizards of level 6 and greater to construct laboratories, towers, or sanctuaries of some kind, and to keep a library inside. High upkeep costs. They could spend a month per level swapping out spells "memorized." So it's...

Sounds like fun! I have been following some of this campaign via the write-ups that hit Google+!

I will just add that Google+ is a great place for gamers to talk gaming and find others to game with online. I run a one-shot of DCC here and there and post my open slots over on Google+. There are other people running games over there as well. Don't be afraid of the tech, it is pretty easy to get t...

sheriffharry wrote:Reading Perils of the Sunken City right now. Very impressive layout! Great NPCs.

Agreed! I still need to read the adventure, but the layout work is very professional!

Here's something to consider: How are the player's going to feel about their "throw away" character once it not only survives an adventure but also does something so epic they are going to be telling people about it out-of-play for years? We've already seen this in some of the games I hav...

Ogrepuppy and Karaptis Do you want to try a game via conference call? We do this for work all the time, why not an RPG? If you're interested send me an email and I can look into the technical details. [offtopic] There are lots of great ways to game remotely these days. I've been playing in a DCC ca...

This was posted in the other Free RPG Day thread: Yes, there are plans to release the 2012 Free RPG Day adventures. (And yes, the reprint did tie me up for a bit!) The 2012 Free RPG Day adventure will be available starting next week (week of July 9th) - print from our web site, PDF from RPG Now / Pa...

Mark_Gedak wrote:We will be releasing this in PDF today at Rpgnow, Paizo (once they activate it) and through our Gumroad site.

Thanks you to everyone who playtested this and offered suggestions for the module and cover.

Awesome! I just might know what I am running for a one-shot next week!

Encumbrance rules are fun for nobody. It doesn't really matter how simple the mechanic is. Yeah - I will wing the encumbrance system in games I run. In that I will keep a casual eye on what the characters are carrying and let them know up front that they need to keep it reasonable. Luckily I typica...

In one of the play tests with Joseph I participated in where he rolled out in the open, such random rolls conjured a battle goat to the party, allowed my cleric to turn a monstrously large demon frog and brought some really cool corruption on a 1st level magic user. Those moments help make DCC RPG ...

I roll in the open. Used to use a screen, but then had a DM for 3.x that didn't use a screen at all. I found it sort of refreshing and adopted the style myself.

$217 to go!

I ended up running The Jeweler That Dealt in Stardust from the FreeRPG day mod over Google+ Hangouts earlier this week for a group of five. We had a great time! I wrote up the experience on my blog (very slight spoilers for those that have not read it or played it): The Iron Tavern - The Jeweler Tha...

Heh! That is pretty funny!

Looks like IronWolf's mad frenzy is a go! $1300 to go. It's going to be a photo finish! Getting even closer now! I will toss another reminder up on my Google+ account tomorrow. Others that are interested in seeing this one hit that final goal might want to do so as well. Let's get that frenzy going...

Witchfinder wrote:Hello! My name is Matt and I am 43 years old, an attorney and I live in Cincinnati, Ohio. I started playing RPGS around 1979 with the Holmes Basic set and have gamed off and on since.

Cool - another person from Ohio! I am north of you, a touch south of Columbus.