Game masters, dungeon masters, et. al. - lend me your wisdom and experience in constructing a cohesive and dynamic campaign storyline.
[more inside]
posted by griphus
on Sep 24, 2012 -
15 answers
Well, we were successful, and I
pulled off my birthday party by DMing a 1st Edition rules run through Steading of the Hill Giant Chief without too much trouble. Now, my players are well and good hooked, and we're talking about actually running a campaign. Some things came up, however, that some other old school gamers may be able to help with.
[more inside]
posted by thanotopsis
on Apr 8, 2012 -
4 answers
I'm planning an old-school 1st Edition AD&D gaming session for April. I haven't played AD&D, or tabletop gamed, for nearly 20 years. I still have all the materials required to set up and play the game with friends, but I'm worried that I'll be under-prepared for the session. Do you have any suggestions for ramping up?
[more inside]
posted by thanotopsis
on Jan 16, 2012 -
6 answers
star wars saga tabletop RPG filter: new to the game and having a blast, but we're confused about a couple of things (enemy attack rolls & character upkeep).
[more inside]
posted by austere
on Jul 7, 2011 -
2 answers
I've got a memory of seeing a long list of books, either recommended reading or as acknowleged sources of material, in an early edition of the Warhammer 40K rulebook. In my recollection it neatly sumarised all the works that influenced WH40k. Did this actually exist? What were the books on the list?
posted by Artw
on May 31, 2011 -
8 answers
I'm designing my own tabletop role playing game. How difficult would it be to turn this into a video game?
[more inside]
posted by cirrostratus
on Jan 27, 2010 -
5 answers
What are the best places in the Chicago area to sell used books, CDs, DVDs, and tabletop gaming materials?
[more inside]
posted by korpios
on Apr 24, 2009 -
9 answers
D&DFilter: I want to buy my girlfriend a very nice set of dice for her to use when she plays D&D. But I don't know what kinds of dice she needs, nor do I know what separates nice dice from very nice dice.
[more inside]
posted by paulus andronicus
on Nov 26, 2007 -
31 answers
I have finished building a dining table and want to use an all glass tabletop instead of wood top. The idea is that the glass top would rest on four leg supports. Originally I was thinking of getting grey tinted glass with countersunk holes that sits on dowel pins. Turns out it is almost a custom job and the cost is coming out to be too much for 0.5 inch glass. If I go with 3/8 inch glass then apparently they do not make grey tinted version of those. So here are my questions -
What are good ways to prevent a glass top from sliding around when it is resting on four flat contact points which may be 1 to 2 inch in diameter. Special transparent glue ? or sticky pads ? I am looking for a clean look.
The other question is what is a good way to get the tinted glass effect. I was thinking of may be using grey colored films. Not sure if that is the best way. If you think that is a good way i would appreciate some pointers to good sources of such films. Thanks
posted by flyby22
on Jul 15, 2005 -
23 answers