A group for "analog" between-the-ears roleplaying games like Warhammer, AD&D, D&D, Magic the Gathering, etc.
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Started by The Big Blue Frog. Last reply by The Big Blue Frog Oct 4, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Anybody currently playing Pathfinder? If you played 3.5, it's very similar. Basically, it was written by a bunch of folks who didn't want to see the 3.5 D&D system end up in the trash heap after…Continue
Tags: dragons, Wizards of the Coast, dungeons, gaming, roleplaying
Started by The Big Blue Frog Jul 8, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I found this on the Interwebz, and thought it might be useful. It's a booklet of RPG plots, ready to use in worldbuilding or dungeon creation.
Started by The Big Blue Frog Jul 8, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Likes
How do you create names for your fantasy and sci-fi roleplaying game characters? One of the ways I make up names is to take a common word and start chopping letters off the end and beginning. For…Continue
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My local game shop in Fairhope, Alabama has moved into a bigger space. We now have lots of room to spread out. More and more games are cropping up. There are now two different D&D 4e tables every Monday, plus Magic the Gathering, Settlers of Catan, Warhammer 40K, Pathfinder, Vanguard, Redekai, and much more.
My pleasure, Frog. My taste in RPG's runs toward the freaky and fucked-up: Unknown Armies, Paranoia, Call of Cthulhu, and such. I prefer antiheroes to heroics. Anyone here near Berkeley, CA and itching for a game?
Welcome to our three new members: Chris Hall, Dan Sanders and Dirk Dieters!
Our group finally finished the Haunting of Harrowstone installment of Carrion Crown (Pathfinder RPG adventure path.) Lots of fun, and lots of spooky ghosts!
I ain't 'fraid of no ghosts!
Played our second session of Pathfinder: Carrion Crown last night. We began investigating the ruins of Harrowstone prison after checking out a crypt in the local cemetery.
So, does anyone here play Pathfinder or Pathfinder Society? I just played my first game of Pathfinder Society Monday night, and it was fun. The group of guys I play with are too combat oriented though. They can't handle roleplaying for roleplaying's sake. Dealing with NPC's is frustrating, because all they want to do is threaten and attack.
As a kid, we played plenty of Monopoly, Life, Sorry, Grand Masters, etc. Then along came video games and I obsessed on Toki, Galaga, Frogger, Tetris. After spending way too many solitary dollars on screens, I played a few strategy games on computers, the Myst series, Tropico, etc. Unfortunately, I played way too much, always on my laptop, which gave me shoulder and elbow problems!!!!!!!!!
Anyway lately, via my brother, who's played D&D for 25 years of his 37, I've been introduced to a new style of social "box" games, French stuff like Citadelle, Colons de Catans, and Thurn and Taxi a German historical postal game, and a few others which I forgot the names of.
Their common thread is they use history in a fun context of society building. I have found a new joy in sitting around a table with several friends, a couple of drinks, lots of laughter and competitiveness.
It's so much more fun than any computer game!
But as for specific role playing games, no I haven't, not in that sense. :)
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