FishmanPut your goddamned hand in the goddamned Box of Pain.Registered Userregular
edited December 2011
I've been running the same campaign, with the same players, weekly, since 4ed launched.
That is more or less the continuation of my earlier weekly game group that started sometime in the first year of 3e and ran up until the announcement of 4e.
There's been an odd break or two, but basically I ran one weekly campaign for all of 3/3.5, and so far I've been running one for all of 4e.
My X-Com LP works along similar lines, I guess. I just seem to keep going.
i am slowly trying to learn x-com apocalypse for when your lets play ends. i figure i still got a few years to learn it. cause i do not understand that game.
I've been running the same campaign, with the same players, weekly, since 4ed launched.
That is more or less the continuation of my earlier weekly game group that started sometime in the first year of 3e and ran up until the announcement of 4e.
There's been an odd break or two, but basically I ran one weekly campaign for all of 3/3.5, and so far I've been running one for all of 4e.
My X-Com LP works along similar lines, I guess. I just seem to keep going.
I've been running the same campaign, with the same players, weekly, since 4ed launched.
That is more or less the continuation of my earlier weekly game group that started sometime in the first year of 3e and ran up until the announcement of 4e.
There's been an odd break or two, but basically I ran one weekly campaign for all of 3/3.5, and so far I've been running one for all of 4e.
My X-Com LP works along similar lines, I guess. I just seem to keep going.
Jesus
What level are they at?
16th, but we do plot-based advancement rather than handing out XP for each encounter. I try to keep it about the same, but they've probably gone through enough encounters to be around 18th-20th by now.
I've been running the same campaign, with the same players, weekly, since 4ed launched.
That is more or less the continuation of my earlier weekly game group that started sometime in the first year of 3e and ran up until the announcement of 4e.
There's been an odd break or two, but basically I ran one weekly campaign for all of 3/3.5, and so far I've been running one for all of 4e.
My X-Com LP works along similar lines, I guess. I just seem to keep going.
Jesus
What level are they at?
16th, but we do plot-based advancement rather than handing out XP for each encounter. I try to keep it about the same, but they've probably gone through enough encounters to be around 18th-20th by now.
Plot based advancement is the only way that makes sense to me.
i tend to pace encounters so that they will be the level i want them to be at points anyway. it's functionally the same, but they get to look forward to "oh man, we're almost level 5!"
Got my first D&D related christmas gift! The Plane Below: Secrets of the Elemental Chaos!
Actually pretty stoked about it because it was near the bottom of the list of books I want, so it's not a book I would have bought for myself any time soon.
Hoping to get Heroes of the Elemental Chaos when that comes out and see how much information the two combined provide.
Also there's a few pretty good monsters, one of which gave me a pretty great idea.
The GeekOh-Two Crew, OmeganautRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Played Super Dungeon Explore last weekend and it is quite fun indeed. The deck is certainly stacked against the players, especially if it's your first time playing it. But it appears that it's not impossible to win, just really really hard in that enjoyably challenging way.
got Paranoia: Troubleshooters. Seems to be the 25th anniversary edition. I think i need to gather some people up in a few weeks and make them prove their dedication to the computer.
Hey nerds. There are 10 days to go on the Kickstarter for FrankenDie, a new party/dice game I'm illustrating. If anyone has Christmas money burning a hole in their pocket and would like to pre-order a copy, the page can be found here:
My understanding is that InSpectres is pretty much the actual Ghostbusters PnP game in a non-liscensed suit.
My light investigation suggests that it is similar, but not necessarily the same.
Stats are the same, but some of the mechanics are different. Like the confessional stuff, and it doesn't seem to have the ghost die thus far.
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MrMonroepassed outon the floor nowRegistered Userregular
Has anyone here ever run a majority aquatic campaign in Pathfinder?
Apparently I'm running a campaign about pirates and I'd love to hear tips about problems or interesting turns I wouldn't have thought of just reading the SRD.
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even did an epilogue for the PCs I put on youtube with a montage of captions and music about what happened to the various NPCs and their characters
Fallout style
That is more or less the continuation of my earlier weekly game group that started sometime in the first year of 3e and ran up until the announcement of 4e.
There's been an odd break or two, but basically I ran one weekly campaign for all of 3/3.5, and so far I've been running one for all of 4e.
My X-Com LP works along similar lines, I guess. I just seem to keep going.
Jesus
What level are they at?
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how time flies.
Still feels like yesterday when I wanted to pull off a Weekend At Bernie's.
It literally was.
16th, but we do plot-based advancement rather than handing out XP for each encounter. I try to keep it about the same, but they've probably gone through enough encounters to be around 18th-20th by now.
Well I attempt this every encounter, but I mean the first time. With Bernie the Guard Original Recipe.
Plot based advancement is the only way that makes sense to me.
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Actually pretty stoked about it because it was near the bottom of the list of books I want, so it's not a book I would have bought for myself any time soon.
Hoping to get Heroes of the Elemental Chaos when that comes out and see how much information the two combined provide.
Also there's a few pretty good monsters, one of which gave me a pretty great idea.
It's really damn cool.
I found the best way to win Alien frontier is to have a decoy, make a truce with someone and then at the last minute dick everyone over.
Gotta talk to my mom's husband if he can make one.
It does seem similar to a lot of games that I have historically enjoyed. Also
describes pretty much everything I love in a game, be it board, video, or pen and paper.
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it ain't no BULLETBALL
I'm not sure which one I'm more excited about. The Lifepaths for Burning Wheel look so fun.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/theotherside/frankendie-the-party-game-for-the-madly-insane
Here are a couple of the illustrations I've done so far:
That looks like a neat game!
So now i want to do a ghostbusters PnP.
I think this counts as a sickness now.
I'd recommend InSpectres for this.
Switch: nin.codes/roldford
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
Or, i can use the officially licence product.
My light investigation suggests that it is similar, but not necessarily the same.
Stats are the same, but some of the mechanics are different. Like the confessional stuff, and it doesn't seem to have the ghost die thus far.
Apparently I'm running a campaign about pirates and I'd love to hear tips about problems or interesting turns I wouldn't have thought of just reading the SRD.