This looks really awesome and will be a great example that 4E isn't just combat based dungeon crawling. Whoever thought up this product gets a hi-5 from me.
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[twap] Much obliged. I pitched the concept back in the day, but Mr. Stroh spearheaded the actual project.Whoever thought up this product gets a hi-5 from me.
Right, it'll be combat-based overland-crawling, now with 150% more minis!xredjasonx wrote:This looks really awesome and will be a great example that 4E isn't just combat based dungeon crawling.
(smacks forehead)In the 11th level scenario I kept thinking of Mutants and Masterminds.
So why is M&M fun and D&D4 less?Jengenritz wrote:I think I know where you're coming from on this one, Treebore.
Fun game, btw.
I can't answer why you find the above to be true. It's a matter of preference, but based on what I've read in several places you're not alone. Hell, I'm still struggling with some aspects of 4E.So why is M&M fun and D&D4 less?
If it were any other game it would just exist happily in the marketplace, but since its D&D there are certain tropes that people come to expect, and they're not there anymore. I think 4E is a blast but its very different. I've been playing for 28 years so its a welcome change. I've also come to realize the things that are missing are things that pushed me away in the first place. But I digress...Ogrepuppy wrote:So why is M&M fun and D&D4 less?Jengenritz wrote:I think I know where you're coming from on this one, Treebore.
Fun game, btw.
Thank you, sir. Glad to hear you're coming back to D&D after some time off.Count Zero wrote:This looks like a great product!
Hey, Count--welcome to the boards.Count Zero wrote:This looks like a great product!
Trust me, I'll give it a fair shake. My malaise with D&D is more about the focus of the rules* than it is about the products Goodman Games releases.Jengenritz wrote:The adventure goes into greater detail, but it focuses less on combat (although there is some) and more on solving what happened and undoing it.
Right on, thanks. As the years go by my name is becoming more and more obscure. I think I dig it.Ogrepuppy wrote:Hey, Count--welcome to the boards.Count Zero wrote:This looks like a great product!
I'm already a big fan of you because 1) of the Gibson reference, and 2) I'm in Rochester, only a little ways away.
Enjoy!
Meh.Count Zero wrote:I'm jealous that you have Millenium Games so close to you. I haven't been there in a while but before the internet we used to make frequent trips to Crazy Egor's.
Glad you liked it!Sir Brown wrote:I picked up From Here to there Today at Leisure Games In North London fighting the bitter cold & snow as i went![]()
Thanks Again Goodman games for a fantastic book now i have something slid for my games traveling points: D
When Madness Seeps Through I found this adventure very Lovecraft style
& the Toll station lots of fun to have
Thanks again
So you saw that, eh?Sir Brown wrote:Also what is the Dungeon Crawl classic Role playing game at the back of the book coming Late 2011
Any idea’s wink, wink nude nudge
It will be...DCC RPG edition!Sir Brown wrote:I like Very 80's Which i likewill it be 4th ED or 1st ED?
I placed preorders for this and the Book of Rituals at my flgs awhile ago based on this... I figured I'd do my part at trying to get the Goodman goodness in the store.goodmangames wrote:For those of you who missed it, we announced today that From Here to There will be released at a price of only $9.99 for an 80-page book with 9 adventures inside! It's part of our overall Great Price strategy. See http://www.goodman-games.com/greatprices.html for full details.