Recent content by arderkrag

So, more than just the name. Yay!

Are you getting a different publishing company this time?

Ack, bad link. 'Tard award for me.

I think there's definitely something to it, otherwise this page wouldn't exist.

Ummm...Yeh. Conan as a system should steer well clear of 4th edition. While good for D&D and its settings, the Conan d20 system does an excellent job of emulating a gritty sword & sorcery world, which is the goal. I've never had any problems with it or been disappointed in it.

We house-rule it this way: All levels with the same base atack count as levels in the same class for determining total base attack. Thus, a theif 3/pirate 5/temptress 1 would have a base attack of +6/+1, instead of +5.

I've been thinking this, too. I would happily buy both.

Wow...I've been wondering why the forums have been relatively quiet and why no one has emailed me back about writing freelance adventures...that explains a lot. I imagine the mongooses are scurrying (as I understand mongooses are wont to do) to find solutions.

Wow...Then I must have lucked out...only one page in mine is even close to coming out and the cover is fine.

Just got 2nd ed for Christmas, and am having some of the binding issues. The cover seems ok, though. How long did everyone's replacement copies take to arrive?

If I had 1. broadband 2. A computer that could run Conan It might have a bearing, but only in the creatures I would run against the players.

Yes, there a couple of boxed sets for cities. One is Shadizar, in Zamora, where Conan spends much of his young life in and around. Shadizar Messantia I really hope they make more of these.

In the Shadizar boxed set, there are a race of pseudo-serpent men. They're more of a serpent-blooded race than anything. They have blue skin and are slightly tougher than normal races.

Vanir, one of he two great tribes of the Nordheimer. Edit: Darn your posting speed, Clovenhoof.

Yes. Lovecraft, one of my favorite authors (Howard tops the list), maintained a circle of correspondence sort of like the Inklings, the Tolkien/Lewis writing circle. These groups exchanged ideas and world concepts, helping to develop each other's writing styles. Some of them are awful, some...