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First off let me say these boards are slow now that Spring is here. Okay to my question: The week of June 11th a buddy and I will be away on business learning about a new computer system the college bookstore is installing. He and I have to share a room and we'll be there from Sunday afternoon until...

Sorry to see Goodman Games will not be able to produce this.

Wow.

Spam poem.

That's something I've not seen before.

All I can say is wow.

This is a neat post.

I hope you have a wonderful Sunday.

DrWaites, How did the adventure go? This is a complex module with three "curve balls" for the party to overcome. I like it very much and would enjoy making this one of my early modules when my group tries Castles & Crusades. I'll have to tone the horror level down abit for one of my pl...

I'm surprised no one has offered any praise or criticism for this module as of yet. I'm impressed. I'll grant you it didn't live up to my expectations, but that does not reflect upon the author of this adventure. I majored in ancent history and quite simply had unreal expectations concerning this mo...

I haven't been interested in purchasing a game world since I bought the original boxed set of the Forgotten Realms back in the mid-eighties. This is one I'd like to set along side my two World of Greyhawks (the original folio and the later boxed set). (Well, I have to confess the Wilderlands from Ne...

I noticed the paladin's sword is intelligent. Did anyone offer to play the sword? That would have been kinda fun (I think). One may not have been able to roll the dice much, but he could have contributed to the thinking aspect. I remember having an intelligent sword owned by the fighter in a game be...

Just a quick public thank you for the sale. Not many publishers (at any level) do sales like this.

Now this isn't a plot to seperate even more money from me is it?

Hey yell0w_lantern, Welcome on board the Goodman Games forums. Your request may have already been fulfilled in Dungeon Crawl Classics #20: Shadows in Freeport. Since you asked, I'm always interested in the basics: orcs, goblinoids, giants, etc. Of course, I'm a sucker for these silly things and have...

Me either. I'd love to go to Gen Con. I've never been to a Con.

Our department has been put on notice (due to a new computer system) all vacations this summer are nixed.

That stinks because a certain module writer offered to buy me a lemonade at Gen Con.

These both look fun. My gang would have a blast with these. They are "full-frontal assault" kinda folks. The painting on the front of DCC 22 is a great representation of how their PCs would approach the module. I do have a question for the author, Christina Stiles. Why did you choose ogres...

It seems no one had an answer to your question.

How did you handle it?

Just a quick thought. Perhaps Goodman Games could offer C&C conversions of the DCCs in a .pdf format for a couple of dollars each. This would be a huge shot in the arm for the Castles & Crusades game and open a new market for the DCCs. For the conversions, all you would need to do is convert...

Jeff, I'll be interested in seeing how the naming went. My guess you chose to use MesoAmerican wording for the snake people since such is the flavor of the Curse of the Emerald Cobra.

You know, sometimes the best names are the simple ones. I think folks get so rapped up in coming up with an unsual or unheard of name for fantasy geography they forget about history. Mankind has often been very practical with the names they give geography. Just a few examples: The Dead Sea The Black...

What he said. The changes are not crippling. You can run a 3.5 module using 3.0 rules with minor (on the fly) corrections and changes.

Well the annoucement at gamingreport.com said it will be available at GenCon. That would put it's release in August. By the way, here's a thread of a fan's work at creating a world map for the DCCs. Perhaps the upcoming release and this thread have something in common. The report didn't say who the ...

I've finished reading this addition to DCC 5. Well done. It makes the "new and improved" module even a better purchase and adds value to those who have the original since Mr. Goodman has been kind enough to make the .5 a free download. Nice and short. I like the overall "mood" as...

I'm happy to have laid down the cash for this module. It was well worth it.

I waited for it to arrive in my mailbox & I read it front to back the very day it came.

Congrats again for a job well done. Your modules are upholding the DCC line very well.

To be honest, the cards could have been done better. They are 'mini-cards' that have to have the backs pasted onto the fronts. I'm sure printing them as card stock would have added to the price of the adventure, but I don't know how much. Even having them at regular playing card size would have been...

Another wonderful Dungeon Crawl.

Kudos to the author Harley Stroh for what will be a fun time for DMs and players.

Your module got mentioned by a couple folks on the Necromancer Boards as being the best adventure of 2005.

http://p096.ezboard.com/fnecromancergam ... =973.topic

http://p096.ezboard.com/fnecromancergam ... =167.topic


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