Goodman Games

Ravenheart87 wrote:I choose spells for them based on their gods. Sometimes I even give them from Wizard spell list, if it fits the deity.

That's a cool idea. I like it.

This looks really good. I've read the first few pages and so far, I really like it. I'll be able to read the rest later this evening.

http://mysticbull.blogspot.com/2014/11/the-black-hole-cloak.html In the distant future, Abadel Trank, the halfling nega-sorcerer, found his power waning. Either the universe itself was running out of fuel for magic or someone (or something) was preventing him from reaching the heights that he’d dre...

Do clerics get random starting spells like a wizard? Or do they have access to all cleric spells like in most fantasy RPGs?

Zargon! That's really close to what I saw! Still can't find it and I'm beginning to wonder if I dreamt it. The list you've got there, is brilliant! I absolutely love it and will use it in future games.

Raven_Crowking wrote:I am working on it, but admittedly that work has been going slowly.

It's all good. I'm really looking forward to seeing a finished product though.

I saw a thread a few days ago where the poster mentioned that his GM had a chart of achievements that he would check off and give bonus XP for. While it harkens to the way video games are played today, with trophies and achievements awarded for doing stuff in game, I'm still interested in this conce...

This is awesome! As a father myself with a 10 year old daughter who plays RPGs as well, this is double awesome!

I hate to bump an old thread, but I was wondering if anything else had been done on this? I would love to see more about the Gods and Powers of Shanthopal.

Thanks for the mini review Crowking. I'm going to go ahead and order it on Monday. Both pdf and print on demand.

Reidzilla wrote:Awesome! Thank you for all of the input!

Any suggestions of what post apocalyptic content you would like to see for DCC?

Personally, I'd love to see anything in the vein of Thundarr or the Herculoids.

Has anyone used this in your games yet? If so, I was wondering ow good it is. It's only got one review over at DriveThru and it doesn't really say much. Even if you hadn't used it, but read through it, what is your impression? http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/112841/Critters-Creatures--Denizens

Still looking for players in the Paducah area of Western Kentucky. If anyone is interested, pm me or just reply here. I haven't had any luck, but I won't give up.

My only real beefs with the game are...

1. Zocchi Dice. Ugh.

2. Mercurial Magic. I hate that some of the results can be crippling, especially when attached to an otherwise beneficial spell.
I've done away with it in my game.

Other than that, I really love this game!

D'oh! I was only reading the "Invoke Patron" spell. I totally missed "Patron Bond". I feel dumb now. LOL! Thanks for the heads up.

What an idiot. LOL! I dropped D&D lik a bad habit when they moved on to 4E. If I want a D&D "fix" these days, I just run Pathfinder. Paizo found the sweet spot!

I remember reading somewhere on these forums that characters other than Elves and Wizards could have Patrons.
How is this possible without access to the Invoke Patron Spell?

Hello all. I'm wanting to get a game going for a group in Western KY.
I am based in Paducah. If anyone is interested, let me know.

Hi there. I'm assuming you used HexMapper to create your world map. I use it as well. I noticed your tiles are way more colorful than what is included in the program. Is there anyway you could send me a copy of your tileset to install in mine?

Colin wrote:

Evil Genius Prime wrote:Wizards in DCC can only ever know a finite number of spells.

Yes.

Colin

Thanks for your patience and help, Colin.

Okay. So unlike 3.X/Pathfinder, the Wizards in DCC can only ever know a finite number of spells. Am I correct?

goodmangames wrote:I am more inclined to include tools to help the judge create his own monsters, rather than statted-out creatures.

This is EXACTLY what I want! Yes!

Is there a limit to the number of spells a wizard can learn?
Also, do wizards keep their spells in spellbooks or are they just locked in their minds?

Thanks for the info! I am very familiar with Appendix N. Expecially Lovecraft's work.
I'll take a look at your thread here in minute as well.

I'm having a hard time understanding how Wizards and Clerics gain spells. I think I'm mentally just too stuck on how they worked in 3.X. In 3.X/Pathfinder a Cleric has access to all the spells on his list at the levels available. Does it not work this way in DCC? I'm confused about the way the Spell...