Recent content by sexy_davey

It's got to be Ringworld, surely?

That's the one! Thank you Malakor! Also, seconded for Princess Bride - one of my favourite films ever ever ever... "Unless you opponent has studied his Agippa - which I have!"

Agreed. Pretty excited about this! And hello Trif...errr. banned beetle - nice to see a new member :o

I saw a film a few years ago (actually, a lot of years ago) that had an elf in it that I swear cast multimissile. He's firing his bow at someone, and the film shows him firing 4 or 5 arrows, one after the other, really quickly. Anyone know what the film is? Sorry, not much to go on... :oops:

And a happy St. Erasmus of Antioch's day to you all!

Soz if someone has already mentioned this, but Chaosium have released a mongraph covering a similar setting for CoC, called Cthulhu Rising. It's set in the 23rd Century, but may be useful

A bit churlish that, as I didn't actually answer the question - sorry.... :oops: My gut reaction is that Albert should win twice as often as Bill for each of the three scenarios. I don't think the rules would reflect that, and even as I type, I'm questioning that answer. it's a good question...

I say, bring back Burly Bob...

Sorry for being thick - DBRP? Some sort of new Basic Role Playing?

Oh blimey, someone please save me from awful puns... :wink:

Hi Lorgryt I've got to agree with you. I stress now I haven't played MRQ yet, but the whole thing about rune integration does seem a bit OTT to me. Also, I'm not going to jump up and down - just play my game the way I want to (subject to player approval, natch). Having read quite a few of the...

Can't remember off the top of my head (at work at the mo - shhh!), but I think so, yes. Imagine taking 2 points of damage to each location. Not enough to worry you in MRQ, but in ORQ (Old RuneQuest), 7 locations, 14 points of damage, enough to kill most people. Can someone with access to the...

I have my copy of the main rulebook now, and I agree with some of the opinions expressed in this forum. The rules have some things I like (fancy combat options, better character generation rules, that kind of thing), and some I don't - for example, ooh, I don't know, just off the top of my head...

Oh man... Ohhh maaan!! I am currently hopping from foot to foot, clapping my hands and squealing like a little girl. No offence to little girls...

Wow - now that's what I call a motivation! Makes a change from 'guard this caravan for 100L'...