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Keeper of the Dark Realms	Wow...new forum	Lead	[-]
Posts: 4546 Jan 6 04 8:27 AM Master of Rules and Sinister Beasts Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None . Scott =============== The Creature Catalogue "Your #1 source for D&D 3E creatures" www.enworld.org/cc Necromancer Games www.necromancergames.com
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GreenPiece	Re: Wow...new forum	#1	[-]
Posts: 3539 Jan 6 04 8:31 AM Necromantic Webmaster Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Oh yes, brand new still! GP Webmaster Necromancer Games AU Moderator D20-Forum.de
Guido1999	Re: Wow...new forum	#2	[-]
Posts: 2950 Jan 6 04 9:20 AM Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Just wanted to be one of the first to post here... James I like FR and am not afraid to admit it.
DrWaites	Re: Wow...new forum	#3	[-]
Posts: 2020 Jan 6 04 10:24 AM Necromancer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Good. This should fit in nicely with Necropolis, right? Doc
skeetyrbug	Re: Wow...new forum	#4	[-]
Posts: 9850 Jan 6 04 12:53 PM Balor Librarian Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ack! this fairly screams Wilderlands. Must...have....soon.... plus, Morten has a kickin website, if you havent heard by now... ----------------------------------------------------------- I guess I always thought that you could end this reign But it's my destiny to be the king of pain... I'll always be the king of pain...
Arnwyn	Re: Wow...new forum	#5	[-]
Posts: 1779 Jan 6 04 12:58 PM Necromancer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The inevitable question: How easy is this product to insert into one's campaign world? I already have a detailed campaign world that I've DMed for more than a decade coughFRcough - so how easy would this product be to add it in? Necropolis, for example, was supremely easy to insert into my FR campaign, since there is an Egypt-like land there, and Necropolis wasn't too geography-dependent. Further, the gods were easy to swap with the Old Empire FR gods. So, easy to insert? (FR has a Babylonian-like land as well... so maybe?)
Thasaidon	website?	#6	[-]
Posts: 3686 Jan 6 04 1:00 PM Type I Demon Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	What's the "kickin' website"? I googled Morten Braten and got nothing but miscellany. This sourcebook sounds great, though. Very Howardian as promised.
serleran(d)	Re: website?	#7	[-]
Posts: 7215 Jan 6 04 2:36 PM Demi Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I am still hoping it goes very much in depth into the magic and beliefs of the peoples... especially the Akkadians. ------------------ First Troll, Reverend Lords' Paladin of Crwick Castle & Crusade Society
skeetyrbug	Re: website?	#8	[-]
Posts: 9850 Jan 6 04 3:14 PM Balor Librarian Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	hyboria.xoth.net/ ----------------------------------------------------------- I guess I always thought that you could end this reign But it's my destiny to be the king of pain... I'll always be the king of pain...
serleran(d)	Re: website?	#9	[-]
Posts: 7215 Jan 6 04 3:26 PM Demi Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Wow, the Blood Domain is broken... and I dn't even have to use it first to say so... Immunity to Wounding/Bleeding affects AND 1/2 damage from all Slashing or Piercing attacks? Ok... maybe if it was a Prestige Domain, and the only Domain a cleric could have. But hey, cool. ------------------ First Troll, Reverend Lords' Paladin of Crwick Castle & Crusade Society
Tsathogga	Re: This book	#10	[-]
Posts: 2491 Jan 6 04 3:56 PM Demon Lord Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This is the one I have been hinting at for a while....its amazingly written and researched...and yes; it can drop in just like Necropolis. Morten's English is better than all of us natives (or colonists...eh Tribble?), and his adventures are top notch. This one will not disappoint.
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Mike Chaney	Re: This book	#11	[-]
Posts: 416 Jan 6 04 4:01 PM Skeleton Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	*Quote:* especially the Akkadians. I am so gonna commission pieces with the Rock in them now...and Michael Clarke Duncan.
Melan	Re: This book	#12	[-]
Posts: 6241 Jan 7 04 4:34 AM Demi Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This is a product I am eagerly anticipating - almost as much as the Wilderlands, and that is saying a lot. The Sumero-Babylonian mythos is one of my absolute favourites, and I think Gilgamesh and Etana are far superior to anything by Homer or Virgil. Plus: Hyboria.xoth.net is indeed an awesome site! __________________ Just say no to Deus Ex: Invisible War!
Monster Mash	Re: This book	#13	[-]
Posts: 4299 Jan 7 04 11:06 AM Type II Demon Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Does look interesting..... "If all else fails, immortality can always be assured by spectacular error." -- John Kenneth Galbraith
gordonknox	Totally mised this one...	#14	[-]
Posts: 207 Jan 7 04 11:20 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I didnt realize this one was in the works...looks good. gk
Wycen Adamantite	Wow	#15	[-]
Posts: 2593 Jan 9 04 9:45 PM Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Glad I checked all the way down the board tonight. This should be interesting.
thulsa	Inserting the Mesopotamia book in your own campaign	#16	[-]
Posts: 137 Jan 13 04 1:06 AM Necro Stud Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Arnwyn: I'm not too familiar with FR (being an old Greyhawk DM myself...), but this book should be as easy, if not easier, to insert in your existing campaign than Necropolis. The encounters and locations described in the module can be placed in any sparsely populated desert area inhabited by nomadic tribes. The gods should be easy to swap as well, just make sure the replacements have similar portfolios. Also, there are some new, never-seen-before deities as well (with a certain REH/CAS/HPL flavor, of course :-), which you can probably drop right into your campaign... if you dare ;-) - Morten, aka Thulsa --------------------------------------------------- hyboria.xoth.net - Hyborian Age campaign site
DSFRIII	Re: Inserting the Mesopotamia book in your own campaign	#17	[-]
Posts: 2877 Jan 13 04 12:16 PM Lich Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Okay the normal next question When???? Illusions? Against a DSFRIII? (chuckles) Silly, silly British Tribble!!! Vote for the Necromancer Games Messageboards!
Treebore	Re: Inserting the Mesopotamia book in your own campaign	#18	[-]
Posts: 8667 Jan 13 04 4:26 PM Scribe of the Unending Word Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	And the standard answer, they will let us know when they think they know. I would like a ballpark idea, though. Like sometime between July and November would at least keep me calm until July.
Mike Chaney	Re: Inserting the Mesopotamia book in your own campaign	#19	[-]
Posts: 416 Jan 13 04 5:44 PM Skeleton Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	July or August...it should be at Gen Con.
tmcdon	could fit	#20	[-]
Posts: 4263 Jan 13 04 9:18 PM Type II Demon Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This could fit right into an Al Qadim like setting . . . .
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