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So based on the last update, I'm less convinced about Mutant Crawl Classics. DCC broke pretty well away from D&D and managed to be only minimally groggy, as far as its rules went, so I don't understand why MCC is evidently hewing so close to DCC.
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Kaza42 posted:Isn't a feet-apart stance pretty common for all actiony poses, not just cheesecake ones? I'm pretty sure most of the male minis I have also have their legs spread apart like that (although I do not own anything zombicide) just because it looks more stable. It's almost like legs spread with knees slightly bent is how you're supposed to fire guns and swing swords.
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dwarf74 posted:So based on the last update, I'm less convinced about Mutant Crawl Classics. DCC broke pretty well away from D&D and managed to be only minimally groggy, as far as its rules went, so I don't understand why MCC is evidently hewing so close to DCC. Most likely, it's to retain their demographic. People like DCC which means it's less risky to make MCC like DCC, is most likely the logic.
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I'm kind of worried about Tanto. The idea is that they won't do a printing of a language if it doesn't get close to 250 backers. So far they have 17 Italian backers, 11 German backers, 18, Spanish backers, and 63 French backers. And there's only ten days left. They have more than their goal moneywise with just English backers, but it looks like this might just be funding another print run of Tanto Cuore in English.
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alg posted:are people serious about this Four of those, obviously four different countries, would be perfect for table mats when the in-laws came to visit.
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alg posted:are people serious about this If I, an Italian person, were to see this in the home of somebody I know, I would probably consider burning the place down. I wouldn't do it, because I am a rational person that doesn't act on every emotive impulse I get, but the thought would cross my mind.
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I bet it's not actually made in Italy.
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paradoxGentleman posted:If I, an Italian person, were to see this in the home of somebody I know, I would probably consider burning the place down. I wouldn't do it, because I am a rational person that doesn't act on every emotive impulse I get, but the thought would cross my mind. They're holding a vote to determine the next playmats they offer, and Norway is winning by a huge margin 
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boom boom boom posted:They're holding a vote to determine the next playmats they offer, and Norway is winning by a huge margin hubba hubba i sure want to interact with other people with that thing gurning at me from the table
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boom boom boom posted:They're holding a vote to determine the next playmats they offer, and Norway is winning by a huge margin No skyrim helmet 2/10
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This cosmic Planetarium game looks fantastic, but it's a Game Salute project.  I backed it, but I've already said I've little sense. There's still a chance something else that looks so cool and isn't published by a company that's burned lots of people comes by and then I'll jump ship.
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Covok posted:Most likely, it's to retain their demographic. People like DCC which means it's less risky to make MCC like DCC, is most likely the logic. This is all I can think of when I read a Goodman Games advert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGT4-31irXg
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BrainParasite posted:Where is her other leg? She's not kneeling. She's standing like a flamingo would.
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Saint Isaias Boner posted:hubba hubba i sure want to interact with other people with that thing gurning at me from the table Canada is in second place, so they'll probably do that too, if you'd prefer 
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boom boom boom posted:Canada is in second place, so they'll probably do that too, if you'd prefer 7/10 no maple syrup
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Ropes4u posted:7/10 no maple syrup You're supposed to supply your own.
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Gutter Owl posted:You're supposed to supply your own. Tap that wood
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boom boom boom posted:Canada is in second place, so they'll probably do that too, if you'd prefer Canadian maids serve alcohol while skiing & freezing to death? They're pretty badass.
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New thread title is on point. To contribute: I picked up my Fate More KS books. Both Young Centurions and Majestic 12 are beautiful books. Quality stuff, and delivered a lot sooner than I expected.
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Serf posted:New thread title is on point. What's Majestic 12?
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Helical Nightmares posted:What's Majestic 12? Sourcebook for Atomic Robo for doing Top Men making Top decisions about Tesla tech.
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Mash up Majestic 12 with the Laundry's Black Chamber for maximum patriotism.
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In positive news, got the final pdf and at-cost printing codes for Godbound today. So, 3 months ahead of the predicted Sept 2016 delivery date. In other news, Far West was totally for really real going to come out at the end of May, revised almost immediately to early June.
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Cross-line compatability, ease of play, etc. Earlier playtests according to the updates had MCC be very different but it didnt hold up in playtesting. So..
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I don't think I'll ever get tired of reading people's muddled confusion in response to Burning Wheel Codex updates.
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Godbound Kickstarter: "Why should you trust me? Well, I am extremely good at kickstarters." Me: "Pssh, that's pretty presumptuous, but it does look like he has a good track record." Godbound Kickstarter: *delivers regular updates including reader feedback, becomes art-complete, has free small supplement, and an index, delivers months early* Me: 
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bewilderment posted:Godbound Kickstarter: "Why should you trust me? Well, I am extremely good at kickstarters." Yeah, Kevin Crawford's stuff is unfortunately a bit samey in the way that OSR stuff tends to be after a while but he's probably one of the most reliable and professional publishers working today.
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Kai Tave posted:Yeah, Kevin Crawford's stuff is unfortunately a bit samey in the way that OSR stuff tends to be after a while but he's probably one of the most reliable and professional publishers working today. I would say without a doubt that he is the single best one person operation in RPGs and better then many small publishers in terms of output.
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Days of ire: Budapest 1956 is in the last 36 hours. I can't decide if I would get this game to the table.
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Ropes4u posted:Days of ire: Budapest 1956 is in the last 36 hours. I can't decide if I would get this game to the table. Holy poo poo, someone's made a game about this? So, my grandmother's first husband was this guy. Definitely risking this.
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Ropes4u posted:Days of ire: Budapest 1956 is in the last 36 hours. I can't decide if I would get this game to the table.
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/battlefieldpress/ninja-high-school-the-anime-and-manga-role-playing I don't know which is funnier: the fact that they're doing a Ninja High School RPG or the fact that they're using the d6 system.
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As someone who isn't familiar with random lovely anime things, how popular is Ninja High School? Is it any good? Has anyone ever actually heard about it? Or is this like Ken Penders writing an RPG?
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I was pretty sure that game came out in the 80s and was called Teenagers From Outer Space.
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Arivia posted:As someone who isn't familiar with random lovely anime things, how popular is Ninja High School? Is it any good? Has anyone ever actually heard about it? Or is this like Ken Penders writing an RPG? Ninja High School isn't anime, It's some American's anime parody. It's published by Antarctic Press, which I think has an exclusive distribution deal with used book stores and church garage sales.
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Arivia posted:As someone who isn't familiar with random lovely anime things, how popular is Ninja High School? Is it any good? Has anyone ever actually heard about it? Or is this like Ken Penders writing an RPG? I don't know if it's any good but it's been an indie comic for years and years.
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Arivia posted:As someone who isn't familiar with random lovely anime things, how popular is Ninja High School? Is it any good? Has anyone ever actually heard about it? Or is this like Ken Penders writing an RPG? I am legitimately amazed that it's apparently still going.
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boom boom boom posted:Ninja High School isn't anime, It's some American's anime parody. It's published by Antarctic Press, which I think has an exclusive distribution deal with used book stores and church garage sales. it's still anime if it's written by Americans. Same universal degree of poo poo. @Kwyndig: The weird thing is I do not remember hearing about it at all when I was looking at indie comics.
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