I used it for one journey... having borrowed it. It wasn't spectacular, but was very thematic.
Then I recently bought a copy. I noticed some significant odds differences.
Note that it's 15 All, 16 Guide, 15 each huntsman and lookout, and 14 scout...
but the dice odds for 75 tries would be: 6 all; 19 guide; 13 each huntsman, lookout, and scout; 5 player choice, 6 empty slot. (I robbed one from player choice to round out huntsman, lookout, and scout.)
Also, note: All cannot wound, huntsman cannot fatigue, and scout cannot bring misery when using it...
It's a different texture to travel from the die rolls...
anyone using hobbit tales for tor journeys?
Re: anyone using hobbit tales for tor journeys?
I actually prefer the roll system and the suggested hazards in the pre-written adventures, but my group really likes drawing the cards so we do that. Sometimes you get cowed by the masses
Elfcrusher wrote:But maybe the most important difference is that in D&D the goal is to build wtfpwn demi-god characters. In TOR the goal is to stay alive long enough to tell a good story.
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