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GnomeBoy wrote:I just stumbled onto this:

http://monstroustelevision.blogspot.com ... -item.html

I started using this.

Made a character sheet (warrior) with it -- > http://goo.gl/RxCtE

Still working on the class-focused sheets and the overall sheet...

Ravenheart87 wrote:I'm going to buy it as soon as I've got enough spare cash. I just paid for university and Critters, Creatures and Denizens.

I got that, too. What do you think?

Got our first reviews:

http://irontavern.com/2013/03/12/review ... -sorcerer/

And directly on RPGNow -- http://www.rpgnow.com/product_reviews_i ... _id=111964

Cool. Got it! Reading it now.

I bought the pdf on d20pfsrd and checked it out quickly. While it isn't going to be the DCC's Fiend Folio or Tome of Horrors, it's a decent monster book. There are lots of tools to customize and create monsters. The only thing I didn't like so far are the big ass stat blocks. They are way too detai...

I discovered a system-neutral town from Chaosium called Carse. I've read through it a bit -- it's VERY detailed. And there's a great resource over at Wizarddawn. Creates a town, populates it with detailed NPCs, items, buildings, etc. And gives you a map! http://www.wizardawn.com/rpg/tool_ftown.php A...

I just made my own composite map. Wasn't that hard.

Wow. He beat me too... Thanks, Colin! We have a preview over at the website: http://www.mysticbull.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=75:another-man-s-treasure&catid=48&Itemid=201 Plus a couple of other goodies... Samurai's as a DCC class and another bonus encounter. ht...

Thanks again for the heads up .. it's a nice looking product .. anyone know about Barrowmaze 2 ? 2 expands the barrow field significantly (out to 50 total barrows between I and II). The Barrowmaze is expanded out to 376 total rooms. There's a complete map in this one (comprising I and II). Other th...

Barrowmaze is fantastic! I did some conversion work for my home game -- some of it is playtested, but not all. This has spell conversions, my method for generating undead (which may be a bit too high powered), magic items conversion by room (up to room 47), and Nergal as a patron. https://docs.googl...

That's some tough competition.

I still don't have a wizard in my tabletop group, but the elves haven't rolled a 1 on a spell check yet that I can recall, or if they did, it was on a very minor spell and they ended up with nothing interesting in terms of corruption. Kind of a bummer actually. I'm in the same boat. The only corrup...

All of them. Every. Campaign. Setting... Seriously though, you can't go wrong with Conely. Even Goodman has published some of his stuff: http://www.rpgnow.com/product/57374/Points-of-Light http://www.rpgnow.com/product/62961/Points-of-Light-2%3A-The-Sunrise-Sea Also note that there are free versions...

Setting material I recommend: Wilderlands of High Fantasy (including City State of the Invincible Overlord) Empire of the Petal Throne Points of Light I-II Isle of Unknown Scarred Lands Blackmarsh Vornheim Dark Sun Carcosa Arduin Other stuff: Random Esoteric Creature Generator Dungeon Alphabet Crea...

Other than laugh maniacally and add them to my "dead characters" folder, I don't offer a lot of sympathy. Adventuring is a nasty business. Go back to the cheesemaker or where ever you came from if it's too scary... Seriously, though, I prefer to maim the characters -- it gives them charact...

In the Prison of the Squid Sorcerer looks to be 45 pages (it's going up for approval this month). But, it's a collection of encounters and short adventures, not a full-blown adventure unto itself. And, it's a spread across levels...

But I also have to think about how many characters for him to run and what adjustments to make. Anyone have experience with running DCC RPG for small party size and younger players? I've played with my kids since my oldest (now 19) was 9 or 10. The secret to playing with kids is to give them stuff ...

Certain sects of religions in my world give the cleric a "spellburn" like ability. As raven said -- Fear no Rule (even some other Judge's interpretation). Hell, I think I would allow a "spellburn" type of function to a character trying to open a door -- might work as a "you ...

cthulhudarren wrote: I remember that game. I had it. Can you even get it anymore? How do you remember the details of it?

*Poof* -- http://www.gog.com/gamecard/darklands

*Poof* -- http://www.eskimo.com/~mwirkk/dl/man/DL_man_TOC.htm

*BLAM!* -- http://www.darklands.net/

Like a thunderstorm.

I've combined alignment with deity to add additional complexity...but so far it's been a good complexity. I built out my pantheon with an "aligned" "neutral" "opposed" continuum for each god in relation to the others. Also added a random deity roll for each character at...

Raven_Crowking wrote:Paul,

I'm willing to have you playtest at the same time under the same rules as the World Tour: At a Con or a Brick & Mortar store.

Daniel

Roger that. I got two in my city and a couple within spitting distance.

Must check flight prices to Toronto...

Aside from that, can I run your stuff down Texas way? As in, do you need playtesters?

cthulhudarren wrote:I wish I could get my wife to play any RPG.

Mine played a few times with me and the kids, then declared it "silly." Girls just don't understand.

I have been wanting to run or play in a Ravenloft campaign for ages. My original idea was to do this in Labyrinth Lord + AEC but I am so enamored with the DCC RPG I am actually considering using it but something just doesn't feel right to me. Do you think DCC can do Ravenloft and how would I conver...

Nope, not yet. Had lots of little hangups and hitches, but it's getting finalized as I write this. Should be sent for approval tonight. I hope. Cool.... my access to my home mail is kinda spotty -- someone will get the mail and throw it in a pile -- just wanted to make sure i didn't miss it. Keep '...