Goodman Games

Outsiders68 wrote:No hard feelings, just drives me and my team to deliver the perfect product for you all.

I like the cut of your jib, mister.

I realize my comment may be interpreted as excessively harsh, but I do stand by my opinion. On the other hand, I don't mean to be a jerk about someone with a disability: 1) I myself have a mild "number" dyslexia, where I occasionally switch digits in my mind; 2) I can't fathom having diffi...

At this stage it's working tittle is "unusual suspect's " it could have as many as 32 patron's in it with your support.We currently have four people working on the project and hope to launch the Kickstarter within the next two week's . Not to be harsh or overly pedantic, but if you use ap...

The Buffalo NY area is such a void for good gaming unless you want to sit at a Magic table and smell everyone's armpits! :cry: I was totally just going to post this! Just for fun go type Buffalo NY into the FreeRPG day event map and take a look. Its a giant dead zone. I live in St. Catharines, ON, ...

Having a hotlink to the map at full resolution (or just bigger) would be useful....although if Joseph is going to put it on the main page soon I suppose it can wait.

It's just that the map is so small it's tough to make out details.

Dagonazrael wrote:I am in the UK and no-one for miles around is participating in free RPG day.

There are others who feel your pain. I live in the US, about 7 miles from a pretty major RPG store, and they refuse to sign up for / sponsor Free PG Day. It's pathetic.

Raven_Crowking wrote:

Ogrepuppy wrote:No worries. You can't rush quality.

Apparently, you can't rush my material, either!

:: rim shot ::

Now stop wise-cracking and get typing!

No worries. You can't rush quality.

In our little world- which is currently about 25 miles square..Sailors Keep is within 8 miles from their starting village and the Standing Stones are within 5 miles of their Village, "Hirot" is up the road within 15, I have mountains and another town within 25 miles to North for "Peo...

GnomeBoy wrote:I already filed the papers for that on Friday. Plus, Z, E, purple, 27, aardvarks, and breathing in.

Financial empire, here I come!

"Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!"

Harley Stroh wrote:Keith is somewhere buried in packing tape and mailing boxes, howling curses Appendix N.

Ah, life as it should be.

Vanguard wrote:It's conceptual, really. Even if the shape occurs naturally somewhere (and most do/can), if you're the one to invent/discover it you could copyright it if it's not something all that common.

I am TOTALLY copyrighting the letter M, then.

Raven_Crowking wrote:Any preference as to which god I detail next?

Zu-Jarris, absolutely.

Story? That actually happened [/b]. Dude, kissing books is totally understandable and completely acceptable in my household. I kiss my gaming PC more than I kiss my wife, and I've been known to cradle my netbook as I fall asleep. I have the leatherbound edition of Vampire: the Masquerade 20th Annive...

Raven_Crowking wrote:So this might not get written until the autumn.

That's alright. Full disclosure? I don't even have a gaming group right now so "playtesting" would have involved me sitting in a room by myself setting up combats against....myself, roleplaying against....myself.

If a Kickstarter like this were to become available, I'd 150% contribute to it. In fact, I'd likely get a few sets, just so I have my own "exclusive DM dice" and the peons....err, players...can have their paltry little TPK soon-to-die dice.

Galadrin wrote:Not smart. DriveThruRPG tags all of its PDF's with order numbers and names. It is easily traceable back to the culprit.

There are applications made specifically to remove watermarks from PDFs, so......not so easy to trace.

Raven_Crowking wrote:

Ogrepuppy wrote:When you have the adventure written, I'd love to playtest it.

Done.

My email address is wraith(underscore)form(at)hotmail(dot)com. I'll be scouring my Inbox on a daily basis.

Waiting.

Waiting, and plotting.

I wrote it with visions of a sheer pit, slick with muck. Literally impossible for all but an insanely talented (or skilled) climber to free climb without tools. Fair? No. Just as not every fight is winnable, not every skill check is make-able. I couldn't love a man, as a man, in a heterosexual way,...

Joe and I have worked pretty closely to both keep ourselves entertained and reward the perceptive. Seriously, Doug...your art 100% rules. "Awesome-balls" as they new saying goes. Words actually can't express how vital your art is to this game, but your pieces are absolutely essential to m...

I'll also say this: the Teardrop...that blue star that follows the cracked Moon across the sky...is in actuality the remains of a space station. And I intend its exploration to be a 2nd-level adventure. Second level?!? You've got me. 100% on board. When you have the adventure written, I'd love to p...

I've already seen the DCC RPG offered on a site where I "share files with my peers".

It made me sad and kinda pissed.

I like that you've merged linguistic 'themes' in the names. There is absolutely the sense that Shanthopal is a Mongol / Asian (China/Japan) / Egyptian / Greek / Lovecraftian land, based on the listed names of the gods. At times, however, there seem to be almost too much linguistic variation to be fo...

they align themselves with supernatural Chaos Lords at high levels Not to be pedantic, but....your characters are low-level. They need to prove themselves worthy of the Chaos Lords before they reach those high levels. What better way to do that than start practicing early? :twisted: Just sayin'.

Also let's not forget, that Chaos is chaotic... Infighting is quite common on their side. Exactly. I seem to recall the Planescape faction the Xaositects randomly fighting with/for and against members of their own faction. " The trick for a Xaosman, of course, is to become at one with the diso...