Goodman Games

TheNobleDrake wrote:the baddies planned to take survivors prisoner

This, right here? Gold. (Just don't use it every time or your players will begin to assume you'll never kill them.)

Vanguard wrote:He rolled an Elven Sage who was illiterate, couldn't speak Elven, and who had, as per his trade goods, a quil pen and paper. Brilliant.

Sounds like my manager at work.

TheRupert wrote:Count me in for the kickstarter for iOS as well. I NEED this on my iPad!!!

Well, I'm an Androider, but if you'll support multiple platforms I'd donate to the Kickstarter without hesitation.

Master Jenks will NOT go the way of the pig. In the struggle of Man vs. Beast, Beast always loses when deciding who will be sacrificed to the tentacled horror in the water. :twisted: (I will say this....Mrs. Puppy and I will never have kids, but this Actual Play makes me wish just a little that I ha...

Suh-weet.

Working well in my (up-to-date) Google Chrome browser on Win7 x64.

RAD Colin wrote:I don't have a LGS to be able to encounter any Free RPG Day goodies

I *have* a LGS, but their cheap asses don't participate in RPG Day. (As I whinge about every year.)

Galadrin wrote:A 64 page version of DCC would be great.

I believe this is what the Pathfinder Beginner Box (a fantastic product, really) and the E6 "system" strives for--paring down D&D to some fairly basic components while still retaining the 'essential D&D feel' of the game.

" If you describe an orc as yellow-skinned with tentacles, that’s “wrong” – that’s not what an orc should be. How interesting that a genre supposedly based on imaginative fiction has now become circumscribed by convention! " I love this quote. Amazing how it applies to so much more than ju...

At the risk of sounding like a real dick....why post this here? This is the DCC RPG section of the boards.

Y'know, where we talk about things that are significant to the DCC RPG.

Harley Stroh wrote:Hirot is a reference to Heorot.

Had to Google/wiki that.....but yes, indeed, pieces of puzzle fall into place.

Harley Stroh wrote:And for Jenks, use the bandit hero.

I can't even BEGIN to tell you how much this makes my heart sing. w00t!!!!!!!!

I hope Master Jenks' infamy and wealth become the subject of legend.

Stainless wrote:Regretably I have to agree completely with Ogerpuppy.

* whew *

I thought I was just crazy in my observations of people 30-something-or-less. Hopefully I didn't step on any toes or offend.

.......much.

I'm pretty outspoken, so I'll address the elephant in the room: You're trying to get players who have ZERO APPRECIATION FOR or EXPERIENCE WITH the source material (both Appendix N and 1970's D&D) to play a highly story-driven game (err, once you get past all the tables and charts). They're accus...

Scott Kellogg wrote:Harley, how do you hear "Hirot" in your mind's ear?

Great question!

(Having spent 3 years in French class about fifty million years ago, I'd like to see if it sounds like hero with a slight enunciation of the T at the end, like he-rote.....or is that "he wrote"?!?)

ragboy wrote:- The NPCs in the town were great.

About 30 or so are phenomenal!

@ Harley

I must say, the original "feature" monster (two encounters) was friggin' awesome. Thanks to Harley and thanks to Joseph for publishing it. I haven't had a chance to do much more than skim the whole thing (although I read the entire first two pages) but thus far I have to agree with Ragboy...

Ahhh, an apt message. Well done, Goodman folks!

Oh, it says "Like me on Facebook" doesn't it?

Please, anyone who actually sees it, please PM me with the secret message. I've tried looking for it with both the PDF and the foil cover hard copy, and all I see are some weird backward-looking 2s. (Which is also on the wizard's belt buckle.) Just go ahead and reveal the message and spoil it for me...

Some may be silly and reflect the times we now live in. Please take them lightly and if anyone has an occupation, feel free to chime in. Give us a few examples of the sillier ones and I'll see what I can do to...uhh...."help." (Do you have Chaosium's infamous "tribal fisherman" ...

Karaptis wrote:When you get it Ogrepuppy, let me know and vice versa seeing as how we are both from the wasteland called Western New York.

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It arrived.

I, for one, would LOVE to see Into the Wilds done as PF, with all the errata/corrections included and the maps as accurate as possible....and maybe, if Harley were up for it, even a little Easter Egg bonus area. That adventure "broke my cherry" re: DMing, and holds a special place in my he...

smathis wrote:a revamp

I see what you did there.

:: drums fingers (im)patiently in upstate/western New York ::

It should be here soon, then, if Ohio has received it.