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So, a couple of weeks ago I visited a local Sunday marketing and picked up Ticket to Ride Europe for just $25 bucks!
I had played it once before and really enjoyed it so bought it and got my daughters to play.
Some initial thoughts
Well just so happens we might be embarking on a Savage Worlds game in the not to distant future. On first look at both the Revised and Deluxe editions of the core book, the system strikes one initially as ‘odd’ – further reading though does help to clarify it a … Read the rest
Well I took the plunge and freed up a bunch of space on my dismal little 4 Gig Harddrive on my Xbox 360 (A belated Christmas Present).
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is based on some RA Salvatore’s story’s and fans of the Drizzt Novels will most like be drawn to … Read the rest
I been playing Skyrim for quite some time now and thought about how races could translate into D&D / d20 terms
Essentially all the races in Skyrim are built on a similar ‘theme’ to gauge the balance.
Something like this:
Each has a single power. Power may be 1/day … Read the rest
Thought I’d take a crack at a Skyrim Review. Now, firstly I am biased and have been playing Elder Scrolls games from Morrowind (well actually played Oblivion first and then Morrowind).
Now comes Skyrim. The province of the Nords. Cold, inhospitable, savage. And thats without a civil war or dragons … Read the rest
Now that I have had the Hard Cover Core Eclipse I & II Book for a while, I thought I would chirp in and review it in detail.
Ok, I am biased, I love Eclipse. Simple as that. The Hard Cover book makes it even better. I can lie in … Read the rest
Now most of you hard core roleplaying fans would have probably been on the side of the fence that said 4E D&D was not and is not Dungeons & Dragons. Instead, like it was coined, most of you think its something akin … Read the rest
My initial feeling about the Star Wars Saga Edition RPG was that it was bsed on d20 4th Edition rules – which in my opinion almost destoryed the Dungeons & Dragons Franchise.
After creatign my first character, a Twi’lek Scoundrel, I began to realise the smooth functionality of the … Read the rest
Well, now I love gaming, and d&d is no exception. One group I allow eclipse, another group we dont. So, I have the problem of 100+ supplemental books and combing through tons of feats just … Read the rest
