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p. 26: The artifact bonus die with weapons has a different progression from MCC's dice chain. It should start at d3 and end at d16 for a 10th lvl Sentinel

p. 20: The artifact bonus die with weapons has a different progression from DCC's dice chain... it is intended to start at d2?

I got the impression I heard something about a supplement? edition? or something? for kids... just can't remember where...

I just registered an account (onearmspence). I'm new with Unseen Servant. So I may need some guidance about what to do next.

Hi Raven_Crowking

It's still possible to join the pvp game?

Well there're 716 wizard spell but neither magic wand nor magic rod (both 4th lvl spells) are explained in the core book. It looks like an oversight.

I'll love to see the GM screen!

PretentiousMoniker wrote:I bought the PDF version of SothSS and yes, there's a player's handout.

Awesome!

Also, I'm not saying it's hard to look up something on a chart. But if your players are reluctant to even do it, there may still be ways to get a game going with DCC.... I've found it's not so much reluctance on the part of players to look up stuff on the charts. It's more the transition from dice ...

I manage to dowload the playtest files today.

I must admit I like what I see on the documents.

The next edition of D&D may rock!... if it wasnt for the planned obsolecense on WotC's D&D editions

Hi I don’t know about the 4E's DCC adventure modules but one thing I remember about older ones (the 3rd edition ones) was the handouts pages included in almost every adventure module. Doom of the Savage Kings doesn’t include any handout. I do realize they aren’t really essential for an adventure but...

While it may diverge form the topic being discussed, I’ll like to ask you why do you think DCC RPG's design theory is different from Castles & Crusades, Sword & Wizardry, etc.? I ask this because your comment reminded me of one post I read at Grognardia ( http://grognardia.blogspot.com/2012...

Moorcock have an awesome approach to elven like races.

Where the problem to be addressed is that "DCCRPG feels unnecessarily clunky and complex and I am having trouble explaining it to new players," it is simply not helpful to respond with "DCC RPG (and by extension, me) is hardcore--a system for people who can handle flawed characters a...

I wish I had a better answer to your difficulties. The issue seems to be (again) the funnel and the transition to 1st lvl characters. (An issue that you discuss at your blog) I just finished the funnel I was running and while it was awesome! It wasn’t very successful at building "the class&quo...

Hi folks!

I just wanted to tell you that I finally received my copy of DCC here at Bogotá - Colombia.

Just in time for Saturday’s morning session!

The book is just awesome!

Nothing here yet

In the light of Moorcock´s works, Law vs. Chaos is not the same thing as Good vs. Evil. Worlds that capitulate to the force of law die by sterility, while those who succumb to chaos are simply destroyed. If there’s any redeeming force in this struggle is the balance (which is not indifference btw). ...

DCC's spells are versatile and allows additional effects as your character becomes more powerful. So while new spell may be cool, most DCC's spells can count as three or more different spells depending on the wizard power and dice roll.

One thing I enjoy reading is the manifestation, corruption and misfire entries at the spell tables.

awesome

Hi folks

This is my first time as a GG's costumer, so I wanted to know what sort of paper GG use for their prints?

Maybe its already covered by the judging section, but DCC tales section may be cool (for sharing stories, discussing S&S fiction, etc.)

Also what about a PVP games section?

Release the flying monkeys!

John Carter let me down pretty bad, I don't even want to talk about it. It's not as bad as the 2010 Conan, but it ain't good. Yep… disappointing. I don’t know if it applies as a S&S/Appendix N movie but I like the 2007 Beowulf It has some awesome epic lines. "I am ripper, slasher, tearer, ...