So... I'm supposed to bop the eldritch horrors from beyond space and time in the head with the book, then?
I mean, half of them don't even have heads, much less anatomies that would ensure any sort of success should you actually land a blow on an extrusion resembling a head...
Especially Warhammer 40k? I mean, zombie robots, soul-eating psychic demons, more aliens than the American Southwest, armored genhanced supermen, and planet-eating bugs? What more could you want?!
@RexMaximus: Hate to say it, but so far the 40K RPG books have been kind of light on material. Lots of fluff and setting and whatnot, but lacking in the raw amount of information like you'd get in the old Monster Manual.
@daveNYC: Guess you're right, though I haven't played 40k since Second Edition and back then you could still find First Edition materials on shelves. Both of them were just treasure troves of stuff on the background, setting, aliens and weapons of the 40k world.
I can't speak about the current editions, but at least the wikis tell you almost all there is to know.
Also: I know the profiled books are RPGs, but shouldn't tabletop gaming be included too?
@Dunny0: I'm gonna wax nostalgic for a moment myself. I remember my first encounter with D&D, back when it was just basic D&D, in a campaign called Teagle Manor. My 2nd level fighter was killed by a wight. I was hooked ever since. And I think I still have a copy of the Ravenloft guide somewhere. Great times.
On a side note, anyone remember Cthulhu by Gaslight? That one brings back some chills.....
Also that first campaign would have been around 1978 or 79, yikes, am I admitting something there about my age?
Anyone recall the Ravenloft update/alternate setting Masque of the Red Death? I loved the idea of that setting, at the time it sounded so fresh and new. I of coarse didn't have a clue about all the Cthulhu stuff at the time.
So, the movie will just be about five fifth grade girls getting in to a fight while each one is forcing the triangle around trying to get it so say that one of the Jonas Brothers is their soul mate? Is that going to be the conflict in the movie? #tronlegacy
I will always remember the -awesome- custom made Ouija boards I saw at the SD ComicCon in '07. Apparently, they are made using a lazer cutter/engraver/pyrographer via vector art... the artist made Star Wars, Star Trek themed boards, ect.
Anyone know who this is? Awesome work, never got a business card... #tronlegacy
I think Hollywood believes Jumanji can work with less interesting board games. And Jumanji wasn't even that fun when played in real life (I never got to play it, but thinking about it now, it would probably be pretty boring).
The Monopoly film will only be good if the film ends with all the characters getting in a physical altercation and someone is sent to the hospital. #tronlegacy
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@Emily Bryan-Reeder: and a pretty sweet one at that. There was a post-movie game, though. I've played it, it was one of those co-operative us against the game type things. we never won because my friends are so competitive the teamwork aspect was lost on them. At least it was better than Zathura. that board game stank. #tronlegacy
@Shaftoe: heh, just a lil psychic humor. I still don't understand how they were able to pull off a solid impalement death scene but fail so hard at someone falling out of a window #tronlegacy
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I mean, half of them don't even have heads, much less anatomies that would ensure any sort of success should you actually land a blow on an extrusion resembling a head...
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Especially Warhammer 40k? I mean, zombie robots, soul-eating psychic demons, more aliens than the American Southwest, armored genhanced supermen, and planet-eating bugs? What more could you want?!
Oh, and pauldrons. Lots and lots of pauldrons.
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I can't speak about the current editions, but at least the wikis tell you almost all there is to know.
Also: I know the profiled books are RPGs, but shouldn't tabletop gaming be included too?
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Sure, I have no point... Just wanted to express some love for a favorite D&D setting.
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On a side note, anyone remember Cthulhu by Gaslight? That one brings back some chills.....
Also that first campaign would have been around 1978 or 79, yikes, am I admitting something there about my age?
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You ever check out Castle Forlorn mini-campaign setting? 1 very small Domain, 1 very haunted castle, 1 very cursed antagonist.
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Anyone know who this is? Awesome work, never got a business card... #tronlegacy
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Magic 8 Ball, the movie. #tronlegacy
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Signed to play the part of "Board, Ouija" : Keanu Reeves.
Said the director - "he has the perfect balance of star power and personality to really bring life to the board."
(Seriously, would this really surprise anyone?) #tronlegacy
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"whoa, it's moving!"
"whoa, it answered my question"
etc etc #tronlegacy
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The Monopoly film will only be good if the film ends with all the characters getting in a physical altercation and someone is sent to the hospital. #tronlegacy
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Jumanji = Good
Everything else I can think of = Bad #tronlegacy
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from wiki:
"It has also been suggested that the word was inspired by the name of the Moroccan city Oujda."
I've been there!...I wasn't bored, but being alone in eastern Morocco is can be kinds scary...
I'm betting this will be about a bunch of hot teens using the board and then they all start getting killed in creative ways... #tronlegacy
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There's your oiji board movie #tronlegacy
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