Goodman Games

I own a couple of these: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catal ... tid=580874

Perfect for 0 level characters entering their first dungeon with Torch, meat cleaver or a bit of dead fish.

I personally don't see it as a problem. The more exposure DCC gets through these type of Facebook promos, the more peope will buy/play the game. This will allow the game to thrive & we'll get more adventures for many years to come. I'm a roleplayer and not a collector. Is the annoyance with peop...

The more people who get a taste of DCC the better. This free pdf is a great idea.

Based on the lack of response, this probably means that the World tour is not applicable to the non-American fans. Such a shame.

Machpants wrote:Bugger, Fin got in there first. I have been looking for one for ages

Ah well, you were only 14 months too late.

I was a WFRP GM for 15+ years. I switched over to DCC last year & I didn't find any increase in difficulty level. DCC & WFRP are similar in a lot of ways.

Well the dice are indeed not what I need and at $55 for a pound not THAT great a deal. So I canceled my order but who knows if it will go through in time. I will just return it if it does but will be out the $55 in the meantime so no real sets of dice till the mess is figured out. One again the dam...

Shipping to Europe is very expensive. Even for small items. And sometimes quite slow and unpredictable, even for small shipments. The only way I can imagine a Europe World Tour support program working is if the Road Crew folks paid for shipping (which I don't want...not really fair to charge them) ...

My group loved this adventure as did I. 8 characters went into the dungeon & 8 came out. 2 Neutral clerics in the party ensured that of the 7 deaths that occurred, none bled out & all were saved in the nick of time by the healing powers of Amun Tor. I couldn't find the Caster Level for the E...

I bought it but have not run it. I felt $5 was overpriced for what I got. The graphics were uninspiring as were the names of locations & characters. The adventure felt like it was written for a modern edition of DnD instead of for DCC. The only thing DCC about it was the DCC logo. Overall I was ...

It's worked fine so far in my games. Although I haven't thought of a solution to a character who delays an action waiting to jump out on someone as they pass, or as that someone pokes their head through the door.

I have a Delay Actions sub round at the end of the round, with all those who have delayed their action resolving in order of Initiative.

Something Rotten in Kislev for WFRP is pure Gonzo.

The tag line doesn't describe the recent DCC modules & does them a disservice. They are more intelligently written than the description alludes to.

"...equal to class level"

System of a Down, Rammstein & Opeth are cool for combat.

I use atmospheric film soundtracks for creating creepy moods. Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Ninth Gate, Event Horizon & Last of the Mohicans to name a few"

Does anyone know of any online publications or resources which have descriptions of dungeon doors, building materials & corridors? Gary's 1st edition AD&D Dungeon Master's Guide has an abundance of tables which can be used to spice up otherwise boring sections of a dungeon. Sights, smells, ...

I'd also be interested in any thoughts on secret doors. What materials would be used to make them? Stone, wood, textile? Are they painted to look like stone or wood? Do they look, sound or feel different? If they are triggered, are they easy to reset? Is there also a mechanism on the other side of t...

Thanks for the links viruswithshoes. :) They'll be useful. I've got the Dungeoneer's Survival Guide for AD&D & Dungeoncraft for 3E. They should offer some ideas to fill in the missing areas. I wonder how the authors of the DCC modules envisage these areas. How do they see the doors in their...

Thanks for the links viruswithshoes. :) They'll be useful. I've got the Dungeoneer's Survival Guide for AD&D & Dungeoncraft for 3E. They should offer some ideas to fill in the missing areas. I wonder how the authors of the DCC modules envisage these areas. How do they see the doors in their ...

Karak Azgal is a decent supplement: http://www.amazon.com/Warhammer-RPG-Kar ... 1844162672

I'm very impressed by the published adventures for DCC. One thing I have noticed is a lack of detail when it comes to descriptions of the corridors between rooms, the building materials used and the doors/doorways that link the rooms. Does anyone know of any online publications or resources which ha...

mythfish wrote:

dungeonfish wrote:So, must the games be run only at the conventions listed to count towards earning prizes? Or would running public games at my local store or other conventions qualify?

"Any public event at a game store or game convention qualifies."

In the US or Canada.

Subscribed too. A great zine & I always look forward to reading it.

I ran Sailors of the Starless Sea with 3 players & 24 level zeros. I gave each player an initial & each character a number. Then I wrote the initial & number on the base of the mini with a fineliner e.g. S1, S2, E1, E2 etc.. When the characters reached Level 1, the players gave the remai...