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I have really enjoyed teh taver model, I use itg for both midevil soldiers and pirates. It went to gether very well and easilly addapted to the design I came up with for the floor lay out.
If i could make a suggestion I would say you could make an add on set with art work for beds and furniture. This would turn it in to Inn/ tavern abd add to the versatility. However I used teh base of the beer vats for beds in my inn/ tavern, and book shelves from one of te acessory sets.
thanks for a great product...
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Mhâr Fantasy Plasyer’s Handbook, for the Mhâr Fantasy RPG by Greg Older and published by Fools’ Moon Entertainment. It is a one hundred eighteen page product with a simple and easy enough to read layout. The cover is in color with a full color map on the back “cover” while the interior art is all black and white.
Mhâr Fantasy is set in a world very much like medieval Europe, right down to using versions of real world religions of the period (Christianity and Islam) as part of the background. The author notes that they have no wish to offend anyone but seek a setting grounded in reality:
“Though presentation of each religion within this setting is made to be as balanced and true as possible without intended prejudice, keep in mind that medieval society, especially in Christendom, was exceptionally bigoted. [. . .] Remember that part of the game’s theme is the exploration and understanding of other cultures . . .”
The book begins with a discussion of the world, its history and a...
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This is an excellent resource for a number of different settings and for virtually every genre. I've incorporated these maps into my fantasy, sci-fi, and modern military campaigns. For the price, you just can't go wrong if you can find a use for hex-mapped islands. The charts at the beginning of book are useful for a number of different settings, too. Overall, I consider this to be one of the best RPG purchases I've made online. My only complaint is that the map on page 27 has some inexplicable shading on the top half of the page, and fooling around with the settings doesn't fix the problem....
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Great images of a variety of monsters for lower level PCs.
The only problem is that the circles that should be blank to put in the monster's number within it's type are often not. A lot of them print with black lines through that circle. This makes it difficult to use them when you have, say 8 kobold minions. You have to tell them apart, and those circles should help.
Overall, very nice...especially for free.
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This will serve as the only DM/GM screen that you will ever need. One of the most amazing products I have come across in a long time. Combat made easy and right at the fingertips. If you have a gaming group and they do any combat at all, then you MUST purchase this product. I will never go to the gaming table without it ever again. Thanks SORD.
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Great system, although the book is necessarily short (but hey, it's free). Good as a trial version of the DSRB, and as something you can hand out to players without requiring them to buy anything, although if I were to run an entire game, I would certainly invest the money to get the full-size DSRB (it's worth the money).
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Surprising, and sure to upset more then a few with it's great re-wroughting of the Realms. Personally I find it a blast and a lot of fun. I am sure this is one of those extremely subjective things. Moving on, I don't intend to use the Realms as my setting right now, however I found plenty of material to use in my existing setting and for that reason I recommend it to people who are also using their own setting. At this stage of 4e evolution even seeing how the various encounters are put together is interesting.
ARTWORK, LAYOUT AND TYPESETTING
This product is in line with the the production values of the Core Books. There are pleasing icons and symbols of the Gods and various groups in the Realms in the right places. The Maps on the otherhand just don't look that great on my screen, compared to those in the DMG. My feeling is that this is simply due to white text with black outlines instead of black text with white outlines. I also prefer the hand drawn feel of Nentir Vale over the...
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I'll make it quick. I've played D&D many times in my life, nearly all as a DM and stretching back to the glorious days of the Red Box when Elf was a class, not a race.
My group and most others in my area dropped D&D 3.0 over time as the system became so ridiculously convoluted and our enjoyment of a system that just felt like it was eating itself waned. Instead we played many other excellent games.
4e, is bold, to be sure. Change is not always a good thing, but in this case history will show what an excellent move the 4e ruleset was. For those who dismiss it, Pathfinder is your glorious saviour. For those, like myself, who see for the most part the brilliance of the new system, happy days are here again.
PS - If you are dismissing the game, without having played several games with a good group, I'd encourage you to step into some practical before you write the game off.
Happy gaming to all.
~ Wolfofmanyfaces...
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I just downloaded the eBook and there is no corruption and everything is working fine. Thank you for fixing the problem. The scan looks good and the text is easy to read.
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I just downloaded the eBook and there is no corruption and everything is working fine. Thank you for fixing the problem. The scan looks good and the text is easy to read.
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This is not a 3D game!! It's a 3D character generator---odd idea. You move around to make a character. Then what? The included rules weren't that engaging and the tabletop rules weren't that engaging. So, I used my character in Heroscape and used the attack/defend stats as the number of dice to roll and counted shields/etc and it was awesome. Now Heroscape is more like an RPG to me and I have developed an attachment to my character. Kinda like Heroquest but better. It's oddly compelling---I hope they make some better rules---until then...I might have to break out my Dragonstrike game to use with it....
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I love free stuff and this package is why I love free stuff. This is a great set of tiles that I can definitely use in my every day gaming. I can use them in games such as Heroscape and Heroquest as well. the quality of the tiles is topnotch.
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I love miniature gaming and these are pefect. Sometimes I don't want to actually use plastic miniatures. The graphics are great and I love that they are scalable without loss of detail. Two thumbs up.
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Very useful guide to Twilight 2000 1st Edition, even has a listing of the articles in Challenge magazine
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Excellent Reference
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Could have included the short lived Twilight 2000 newsletter "Eternal Soldier"
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None
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Something about my address was wrong, so Im not entirely sure if I even recieved the product yet..its under my bought section and then I went to download it and got this. Not entirely sure what's going on.
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