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Sorry ill have to join in a later session, Ill withdraw my request to jump in

Rick wrote:3.5, I believe.

shame, it's probably been discussed but how much of a hassle is it to convert old Adventures to DCCRPG?

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Is the vault of the dragon kings for dccrpg or 3-4e?

Rick wrote:It does not reset to zero, so 40 more XP to get to Lvl 2.

thanks for clearing that up

All 0 level's start with 0 xp, but get to lv 1 after 10 xp or after the funnel.. but does the xp count go back to 0? so to get from lv 1 to 2 is that 50 xp or 40?

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...and I haven't gotten hold of it yet (I have really small hands). It is also worth checking to see if your copy is thoroughly greased up. I think about 1-in-100 are -- that might explain things. Mine seemed not greased enough .. so I criscoed it and that's when things got "out of hand".

"Dungeon Crawl Classics" started out as a module line for 3.x era gaming. There were also 4th Edition D&D DCC modules. When Goodman Games decided to put out its own game, the modules followed suite. From 66.5 onward (Doom of the Savage Kings) all DCC modules are written specifically f...

there are no 'editions'. books are same except for covers. I didn't mean the rule book, I meant this: http://www.goodman-games.com/dcc-modules1e.html http://www.goodman-games.com/dcc-modules3e.html http://www.goodman-games.com/dcc-modules4e.html It's those editions I don't really understand...

I just bought the book of amazon and I haven't gotten hold of it yet (I have really small hands). But I have one question that I can't seem to find an answer to. That is.. what's with the editions? Are the all editions compatible or do they differ? If the book has the answers I apologize on behalf o...