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Treebore	Re: Versatility of Doom of Listonshire, or "Beyond the	#21	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 26 06 1:07 PM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hey, we like you anyways. Besides I prefer someone who talks rather than lurks.
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Sykoholic	Re: Versatility of Doom of Listonshire, or "Beyond the	#22	[-]
Posts: 3127 Jan 26 06 2:58 PM Not of this World Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	*Quote:* Father Barclay who is the Duke's personal priest. [re-reads the intro.... AGAIN.] Hey! Father Barclay IS the bad guy's personal priest! All this time, I thought he had worked for Roderick. GAH! See? This is why plot is bad. Us dumb people get confused! Whatever happened to the good ol' days? Leave the inn. Go to the dungeon. Kill, loot, and plunder until you have all the treasure you can carry. Return to the inn. Spend said treasure on ale and whores until broke. Repeat. ________________________________ "Tis better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
Treebore	The old got old	#23	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 26 06 3:25 PM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The old got old. But as creatures of habit, we often like to visit places we've been to before.
Sykoholic	Re: The old got old	#24	[-]
Posts: 3127 Jan 26 06 6:54 PM Not of this World Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	*Quote:* The old got old. Blasphemer! Heathen! Heretic! Them's fightin' words! ________________________________ "Tis better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
Treebore	Re: The old got old	#25	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 26 06 9:25 PM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Your a vampire of the old school and I'm a type 1 demon of the old school. You figure out the outcome.
Sykoholic	Re: The old got old	#26	[-]
Posts: 3127 Jan 26 06 9:39 PM Not of this World Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	You seem to be blissfully unaware that I happen to possess a +20 Shirt of Smiting. ________________________________ "Tis better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
Treebore	Re: The old got old	#27	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 26 06 9:58 PM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I'm a demon. How many secrets do you think I have? That response was a good one though!
Treebore	Re: The old got old	#28	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 26 06 9:59 PM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I might just order that T-shirt to.
Sykoholic	Re: The old got old	#29	[-]
Posts: 3127 Jan 26 06 10:32 PM Not of this World Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here's a couple of others that I find quite funny. I have the first one but still need to get the second. I spent my reward.... Don't make me.... If you're not familiar with "PvP", there's a comic strip that explains the first one. If you'd like, I'll see if I can find the link to the exact strip. ________________________________ "Tis better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
Treebore	Re: The old got old	#30	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 26 06 11:13 PM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Those are good. If it is easy to find I would like to see the strip. Sorry we are hi-jacking Ari's thread.
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Mouseferatu	Re: The old got old	#31	[-]
Posts: 273 Jan 26 06 11:22 PM Wight Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	No worries about the hijack. Anything that keeps a "new posts" icon beside the Listonshire forum is a good thing in my book. Ari Marmell aka Mouseferatu --Rodent of the Dark www.mouseferatu.com www.lionsdenpress.com
Sykoholic	Re: The old got old	#32	[-]
Posts: 3127 Jan 26 06 11:29 PM Not of this World Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	PvP playing DnD It's funnier if you go back to the beginning of the whole DnD skit. ________________________________ "Tis better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
Treebore	Re: The old got old	#33	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 27 06 1:04 AM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	You know how much sleep I'm losing reading this PvP strip?
Sykoholic	Re: The old got old	#34	[-]
Posts: 3127 Jan 27 06 1:21 AM Not of this World Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The old school vampire wins out over the old school type 1 demon after all. ________________________________ "Tis better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
jester47	Re: The old got old	#35	[-]
Posts: 630 Jan 27 06 2:09 PM Vampire Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ari, after reading this thread I am willing to give Listonshire a try. The descriptions make it sound somthing like a train wreck (pardon the euphemism, I can't think of a better one) between Destiny of Kings and Keep on the Borderlands. Kings has a great plot, and pretty cool locations, my problem with it was that it never fit into where my campaigns were set as the distances on the map were too far and as I recall travel time was a factor. So ok, I will give it a go come june when I plan on picking up D&D again.
Mouseferatu	Re: The old got old	#36	[-]
Posts: 273 Jan 27 06 2:16 PM Wight Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Well, seeing as how you just named my two favorite classic modules, I can only hope that you find the reality of Listonshire is up to your metaphor. BTW, for those of you who are fans of Keep on the Borderlands, I hid a little (and really obscure) easter egg homage to that module in Listonshire. Check out the hermit's treasure... Ari Marmell aka Mouseferatu --Rodent of the Dark www.mouseferatu.com www.lionsdenpress.com
Sykoholic	Re: The old got old	#37	[-]
Posts: 3127 Jan 27 06 2:32 PM Not of this World Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	*Quote:* for those of you who are fans of Keep on the Borderlands, I hid a little (and really obscure) easter egg homage to that module in Listonshire. Check out the hermit's treasure... Heh heh I never would have noticed if you hadn't said something but now that I've looked.... sure enough. Cool! ________________________________ "Tis better to remain silent and be thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt." - Abraham Lincoln
porkuslime	Re: Versatility of Doom of Listonshire, or "Beyond the	#38	[-]
Posts: 47 Jan 28 06 9:12 AM Ghoul Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I also have been intrigued enough to pick this up from an online retailer.. as the FLGS I have haunted for this has changed their stock policy.. (if it aint WOTC, we don' have it) I am a big Keep fan.. ran the dern thing twice in ONE campaign changing the setting once to urban.. so I will let you my own impressions.. I will warn ya.. I am running a 2nd ed game series.. so some of the stat blocks are gonna have to go.. -Porkuslime
Treebore	Re: Versatility of Doom of Listonshire, or "Beyond the	#39	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 28 06 9:39 AM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hey, I will be using it for C&C, so I'll be altering the stat blocks too.
Arnwyn	Re: The old got old	#40	[-]
Posts: 1779 Feb 2 06 3:05 PM Necromancer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	One of the things I like about Listonshire is that the geographical scale really isn't all that large (which should allay some of jester47's fears). I, too, hate it when modules have far too vast of a scale for me to easily insert into my long-running (FR) game. But Listonshire isn't like that - I immediately found multiple locations to place that adventure, and that's something I really appreciate. And (as has been already agreed upon in this thread), Listonshire is indeed very modular and also re-usable. Anything with a reasonably detailed and mapped location is ripe for re-using.
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