Other Original RPGers out there?
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^That pot has been boiling for most of this year.
Phantasie Memorial Set
PHANTASIE I: When sorcery ruled, and trolls and minotaurs still walked this Earth, a p
I spent MANY hours at the Ft Carson Library playing this on a C-64 in 1985 / 86
My C-64 is still operational and I still have Pool of Radiance.
Have not played that in years.
Today marks 48 years since I bought the D&D Little Brown Books in the White Box with my Christmas cash.
TPD
the poor dad
I was too dumb to keep my C64 and C128. I thought I was all that and a bag of chips when I bought my C128 AND my Intellivision gaming system.
Found my 128 and Timex Sinclair 1000.
inquiryjv
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The character creation process in Traveller adds a unique dimension to the game. It's a testament to the creativity and depth of these classic RPGs that have stood the test of time. The Kickstarters and new editions show how dedicated the gaming community is to keeping these classics alive and thriving.
While I haven't delved into all the RPGs you mentioned, I can appreciate the diverse range of experiences they offer. And it's even more awesome that you got paid to be a game master for a while—living the dream, right?
For quick decisions, I usually flip a coin online using various websites or apps. It's a simple and fun way to make choices on the fly.
While I haven't delved into all the RPGs you mentioned, I can appreciate the diverse range of experiences they offer. And it's even more awesome that you got paid to be a game master for a while—living the dream, right?
For quick decisions, I usually flip a coin online using various websites or apps. It's a simple and fun way to make choices on the fly.
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jrt_ms1995
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I have that t-shirt.
I started playing Traveller in March 1978, 3rd PC survived character generation.
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More Chinese gobbling up of the West.
Too true. I have not purchased anything Wizards of the Caost since 2014.