Underground Travel
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Re: Underground Travel
Ok, there's another factor at play, a reason for making Craft one of the roles: when I think about canonical dungeon-crawling so many of the tropes work with Craft: traps and bridges and rockslides and locked doors...etc., etc., etc. In order to work those things into the hazard/obstacle options with an appropriate frequency (not too often, not too rare) and variation (lots of different versions) the only way I could really make it work was to make Craft one of the travel roles so that it could leverage the Hazard mechanics.
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Re: Underground Travel
Underground, overground, Wombling freeGlorelendil wrote:That went over my head...Rich H wrote:Once you get this finished we'll have underground and overground rules. To finish it off we'll need some Wombling free ones.
The Wombles of Wimbledon common are we
Making good use of the things that we find
Things that the everyday folks leave behind
... I take it that the Wombles never made the journey across to the US.
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Re: Underground Travel
Not that I know of. Regardless, they remain much more obscure over here than, say, the Borrowers. And I might only be much aware of the latter due to my proximity to Canada (and more recently because of the Studio Ghibli anime adaptation).Rich H wrote:... I take it that the Wombles never made the journey across to the US.
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Re: Underground Travel
I keep feeling guilty for not being up to speed on this thread and then I'm all confused again...Rich H wrote:Underground, overground, Wombling freeGlorelendil wrote:That went over my head...Rich H wrote:Once you get this finished we'll have underground and overground rules. To finish it off we'll need some Wombling free ones.
The Wombles of Wimbledon common are we
Making good use of the things that we find
Things that the everyday folks leave behind
... I take it that the Wombles never made the journey across to the US.
Jacob Rodgers, occasional nitwit.
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Re: Underground Travel
Just as an aside, for inspiration you may want to look around the net for the old Middle-Earth: The Wizards CCG. They had the Under-Deeps as part of the Dark Minions expansion (IIRC). Some baddies included The Spider of the Morlat (The Sulfur-Deeps below Dol Goldur), one of Shelob's spawn. There was also a crude sort of "map" that had the various connections between different sites you could possibly use.
Re: Underground Travel
at the risk of further thread-drift, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FhKNBV5FTU may help explain Rich's sense of humour...Rich H wrote:Underground, overground, Wombling freeGlorelendil wrote:That went over my head...Rich H wrote:Once you get this finished we'll have underground and overground rules. To finish it off we'll need some Wombling free ones.
The Wombles of Wimbledon common are we
Making good use of the things that we find
Things that the everyday folks leave behind
... I take it that the Wombles never made the journey across to the US.
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Re: Underground Travel
I was expecting a video about Do-It-Yourself brain surgery ("with tools you probably have around the house") but you apparently were referring to his sense of humour in this particular case.StuartJ wrote:
at the risk of further thread-drift, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FhKNBV5FTU may help explain Rich's sense of humour...
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Re: Underground Travel
Like you have room to talk!Glorelendil wrote:I was expecting a video about Do-It-Yourself brain surgery ("with tools you probably have around the house") but you apparently were referring to his sense of humour in this particular case.StuartJ wrote:
at the risk of further thread-drift, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FhKNBV5FTU may help explain Rich's sense of humour...
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Re: Underground Travel
I have all the ME CCG stuff ( including maps) as its a great game and a great picture resource
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Re: Underground Travel
Have you developed this any further, David?
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