Income Taxes and Dungeon Delving (1 comment)
Which really amounts to a story hook for a possible D D campaign…
Which really amounts to a story hook for a possible D D campaign…
It’s not exactly breaking news that Settlers of Catan – that essential godfather of Euro board games (see my rapturous ode to it here) – is coming to Xbox Live Arcade. I wrote about it here last September (2006), shortly after it was first announced at the Leipzig Games Convention in Germany late that August.
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Those of you who read my ‘Your DM needs YOU to help tell a good story’ post a while back may remember my stating that the players have a responsibility to know the rules. There is a dark side to this: the min/maxer and the rules lawyer.
How complicated can it be to run an Earth-based D&D campaign? What are the ramifications of mixing mythology, history, and 3.5 game mechanics?
In which MetalJim teaches you how to make your players cry by using only simple templates from the core 3.5 Monster Manual …
Rhelik takes look at Lawful-Good from the new set due out in two weeks!
Do you ever think we D&D players take magical, instant healing for granted? I sure do.
In which MetalJim struggles to find some appropriate game to talk about…
Some people like to buy adventures. Not me, I hate pre written-adventures. I just can’t maintain intrest in them as a player and don’t like forcing my players on them as a DM.
In which MetalJim takes a little detour into yet another computer game…
Wrapping up our week long theme of repetition I’ll be looking at the latest Magic: the Gathering set. Titled Planar Chaos, it just full of things that give me deja vu.
In keeping with the theme of Ground Hog’s Day (the movie apparently, not the holiday) I offer this little repetitive annoyance common in comic books, and super-hero games by association.