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Into gaming, movies, and food. Who isn't?
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AlHazred started following Talislanta Hero - Thrall, Package Deal - World of Darkness - Garou, Package Deal - World of Darkness - Kindred and 7 others
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I own that one, from my first gaming group in high school. I'll dig it out and look through it. Didn't some of it get updated in the Book of the Destroyer (which I also have, and have actually read)?
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AlHazred reacted to a post in a topic: Looking for a Memorable One-Shot
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I own that one and, while I have never run it, it seemed a little basic for a scenario IIRC. I shall reread to see if my memory is faulty. Not only does edition not matter, but I would venture to say that game system doesn't really matter either. I've been considering some V&V scenarios I own from the 80s (like, say, FORCE), and considering whether any of them are short enough to be worth converting for this one-shot. Hmmm... I've forgotten specifics about that. I remember the Anopheles making an appearance in Horror Hero and not being too impressed with them;
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AlHazred reacted to a post in a topic: Looking for a Memorable One-Shot
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AlHazred reacted to a post in a topic: Looking for a Memorable One-Shot
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I have a friend who asks me every year to run a one-shot game for his birthday. Usually, I've run Delta Green (as he's a huge Lovecraft fan), but this year he has requested something different -- he asked for Champions. A funny element is that, although I've used Hero System as my go-to default RPG system for close to three decades, he didn't know that when he asked for Champions. I'm currently running a Traveller Hero 6E campaign, and for ten years I ran a Fantasy Hero campaign, but I haven't run Champions in probably 15 or so years. As a result, though I have a full roster of cha
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AlHazred reacted to a post in a topic: [4th Edition] Hero Plus publications?
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[4th Edition] Hero Plus publications?
AlHazred replied to AlHazred's topic in HERO System Discussion
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Does anyone have a list of the Hero Plus publications that were released during the 4th edition era? Archive.org has failed me for the most part, giving me only a partial list due to the javascript used on the website during that time. HP001 Acrobat Reader® (free; cost is for disks) $5.00 HP002 The Ultimate Super Mage (3-disks) $20.00 HP002p The Ultimate Super Mage (3-hole paper, unbound) $40.00 HP003 An Eye For An Eye (1-disk) (Dark Champions) $10.00 HP003 An Eye For An Eye (3-hole paper, unbound) $20.00 HP004 The Ultimate Mentalist (2-disks) $15.00 HP004p The Ultimate
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Cantriped reacted to a post in a topic: Magical Tombs & Sacred Texts
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DShomshak reacted to a post in a topic: Magical Tombs & Sacred Texts
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To contribute, I worked up the maneuvers of the card game Lunch Money as if it was a martial art. A prefab can be found here, and it's also on the Surbrook's Stuff page here. There was a thread here that I started about it, but it's gone into the ether... In the brawls that spring up in the yard over the lunch money each kid brings to school, it is the girl who fights with the most savagery, the most viciousness, who wins. The little girls, who have practiced their craft, develop the maneuvers and techniques that make up the essence of this art. They tend to be the ones walking awa
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Lucius reacted to a post in a topic: Magical Tombs & Sacred Texts
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I got some use back in the day with The Big Little Book of Punch-Out Golems. It had perforated sections on every page, with unknown runes on both sides. If you put them together correctly ("Insert Tab Aleph into Slot Sothoth") the paper golem animated and would follow your commands. Unfortunately, it was made of the aforementioned paper, so it could be destroyed if it got wet, and it wasn't very strong. It could inflict savage, poisoned paper cuts, though! There was an article in Dragon magazine issue #082, "Spells between the Covers" by Bruce Heard, which contains a bunch of magic
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I ran a long-running Hârn campaign starting around the late 90s. I believe I ended up going 125 points, with up to 50 from disads. The thing I did that had the most impact, was to use the Hit Location chart and DOUBLE the number in the BODYx column. All of a sudden, a regular fight (in Fantasy Hero terms) could end up being deadly, and a single big wound could take a long, long time to heal (since there was no magical healing). That was a great campaign, helped in no small part by the gorgeous supplements for the campaign. The maps, the art, everything was so evocative...
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I like that. I was already thinking of the following in the City: Chryslus Building (Chryslus is the big car manufacturer, making gas guzzlers like their popular Corvega, and apparently also nuclear-powered cars) Empire State Building (possibly with airship dock at the top) Public Library (because why not) Outside of the City, I'm thinking of the following: Wardenclyffe (Nikola Tesla's testbed tower for broadcast power experiments) Thomas Alva Edison Memorial Tower and Museum (because it amuses me to contrast the two; also Edison would be far more idolized in the Fallout universe) Pine
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I'm in the early planning stages of a Fallout Hero (post-apocalyptic) campaign I plan to run after my current Traveller Hero campaign is over. I've got a handle on the details, and have a knowledge of the setting from playing Fallout 1, 2, and 3 extensively; I will run through New Vegas sometime in the next year, so that will also be under my belt. The wiki is a great resource for Fallout gaming, so I'm not too worried about those details. I've got most of the equipment worked out. What I'm trying to get some input on is specific areas or locations for the game. I live in New Jwrsey (as d
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Tasha reacted to a comment on a file: 6e HTML Tasha's Ultimate Character Sheet
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HPL had Randolph Carter riding a zebra in Dream-Quest. And Jack Vance mentioned oasts in "Guyal of Sfere," the last story in the book The Dying Earth:
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Nah, took me five minutes to set up on DOSBox. Admittedly, YMMV.
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Excel Character Sheet for 6th Edition
AlHazred commented on Simon's file in HERO System 6th Edition Documents
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Hero Combat Survival Guide
AlHazred commented on Christopher R Taylor's file in HERO System 6th Edition Documents