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May/2008

by Gabriel

I guess I've been slacking off, no entries for over a week.  Even still, I don't have any grand revelations to share at the moment.  I just don't feel very creative lately. As a Heroscape player, I was very happy to receive my wave 7 expansion packs in the mail the other day.  The wave is more than a bit Utgar (bad guy) heavy, but what's really important are the mounted Knights, the Templar Cavalry unit.  I can't wait to use these guys in a game, and were in fact almost my en... Read More

23
May/2008

by Peryton

(or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the d6)I got a few questions about playing T&T after my last post, so I thought I'd just address it all in one blog.Until about 2003, I had never heard of Tunnels and Trolls. Then, in an RPG discussion board, some crazy old hack (who I am now married to) started lecturing me about how T&T was really awesome and D&D sucked. I still didn't see the inside of the near-mythical 5th edition T&T book for another few years, when we picked up a... Read More

22
May/2008

by Peryton

If you've looked at my profile, you may have already noticed that I'm part of a small game publishing company. The funny thing is that Peryton RPG, our best-selling product (although Troll Tunnels hasn't been out long and is showing a lot of promise) was kind of an accident.Here's what happened. I wanted to introduce my gaming group, a bunch of Tunnels & Trolls fanatics, to the good things about the d20/OGL world but I was burned out on all the homework involved in D&D 3/3.5. I found a... Read More

22
May/2008

by Laggy

As much as I loved the Moonshea Isles and the Middle Earth Role-Playing Game, it was only recently that I discovered what it truly meant to be a role-playing addict and to write fiction in this divergent yet holistic sub-genre of fiction. The fellows over at the Wandering Men seem to have come up with a fresh and inspired batch of works for their city of Crown, set in their own world, but based in Dungeons and Dragons. And Tenet, "The Queen's Man," a fascinating recurring character throughout th... Read More

22
May/2008

by Laggy

Our table-top role-playing group has finally succumbed to the ever-rising gas prices that mark our times. Well, to be more truthful, the last of our players has finally up-graded his computer to where he can play those graphic intensively RPG's available on-line while at home. Our RPG gaming, has been mostly alternating between tabletop Tunnels and Trolls and City of Heroes which is on-line anyway over the past year. Most of the tabletop we've been doing has moved to the conventions that we atte... Read More