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New comment on GeekList Hier j'ai joué à... Décembre 2025
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:45:12
Alors ? Tu as pu contacter quelqu’un ?
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:45:12
Playful_Chipmunk wrote:
Ça me rassure un peu que vous ne dites pas "Ah facile, comment n'a-t-elle pas vu ça?". 😅
Mais je fais quoi alors? Est-ce que je peux envoyer un message à une personne responsable pour l'appli? Je n'ai jamais fait ça. Je ne sais même pas où le faire. Parce que sinon je ne peux plus continuer, si je n'accomplis pas le niveau 58.
Mais je fais quoi alors? Est-ce que je peux envoyer un message à une personne responsable pour l'appli? Je n'ai jamais fait ça. Je ne sais même pas où le faire. Parce que sinon je ne peux plus continuer, si je n'accomplis pas le niveau 58.
Alors ? Tu as pu contacter quelqu’un ?
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "2026 Favorite Designer Challenge"
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:44:40
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:44:40
by Maneloblast
An item Board Game Designer: Reiner Knizia has been added to the geeklist 2026 Favorite Designer Challenge
Reply: Book 01: Flight from the Dark (Revised):: Reviews:: Re: Solid gamebook, but could do with a bit less randomness
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:31:36
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:31:36
by Red Wine Pie
The original was only 350 paragraphs, so that sounds like a lot of extra content. Does this version say where the extra paragraphs were added?
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD DEC 11: What was your favorite RPG played in 2025?
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:07:29
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 20:07:29
Reply: Good Games Publishing:: General:: Re: Do NOT back any kickstarter from Good Games USA
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:56:17
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:56:17
by Dc2019
Still no Kickstarter updates from Good Games, no Pledge Manager, and no games in backers’ hands. Really looking like a scam on their part to pay for manufacturing games for retail and leave backers empty handed.
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD DEC 11: What was your favorite RPG played in 2025?
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:49:53
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Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:49:53
by Ugavine
While we have had fun with Deadlands my favourite is easily Space: 1999 - The Roleplaying Game
GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "Gamebook rankings by Damdael"
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:49:12
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:49:12
by Damdael
An item RPG Item: The Secret of Oki Island has been added to the geeklist Gamebook rankings by Damdael
Reply: Play by VoIP:: Re: 1-3 Players Needed for Long-Running AD&D Campaign
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:30:03
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:30:03
by gatekeeper86
As this is an almost two year old post at this point, I wouldn't get my hopes up too high.
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD DEC 10: How do you make survival activities (hunt, forage, cook, prepare safe sleeping area, make camp, etc.) more interesting in a game? Or is it just simplified into a skill check?
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:10:29
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 19:10:29
The system I use makes survival activities more interesting because there are lots of interesting things that can happen during these activities and it gives characters with special talents in these areas a real chance to shine. Encounters can play out so differently when they take place in the context of survival activities too. Some would say you haven't really experienced the full spectrum of wilderness adventures until you've had to fight off a marauding orc with a cast iron frying pan. The whole setting up camp process can furnish roleplay opportunities as well. Possibly dwarves and elves may have very different ideas of what constitutes an ideal camping location and may express these in colourful ways, so colourful it might even trigger the odd monster attack. I can't imagine playing a wilderness campaign that just handwaves all this, that's waving away what could be the best part of the game!
Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD DEC 11: What was your favorite RPG played in 2025?
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 18:52:58
I took over as a GM when the local Mystara D&D5 campaign ended, dabbled a bit in Pendragon (1st - 6th Editions) first (meh) and then started highly motivated with Curse of the Crimson Throne (yay).
Over 30 sessions online and at the table this year. That's quite a number.
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 18:52:58
by Tomcat1304
As a player the Strange Aeons campaign. Currently we're halfway through Pathfinder #111: Dreams of the Yellow King using Dungeons & Dragons (5th Edition) as the ruleset.I took over as a GM when the local Mystara D&D5 campaign ended, dabbled a bit in Pendragon (1st - 6th Editions) first (meh) and then started highly motivated with Curse of the Crimson Throne (yay).
Over 30 sessions online and at the table this year. That's quite a number.
New comment on Blog Post More questions and my answers to them
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 18:49:03
Yeah, I just recently noticed that, too. If my memory serves right and Drivethru's datapage ain't bugging, the right number should be six this far. Every issue is numbered with a very quirky style. Just because, that's the way they do it in the Island, you know?!? 🙂 https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/browse?keyword=Take%20the%20...
Posted: Thu, 11 Dec 18:49:03
by KrisseAbena
Related Item: I want to say this about that and I am sure I will write it down for sure!
Tomcat1304 wrote:
Looks like Take the Edge isn't in the RPGG database yet. How many issues did you publish so far? (could be a bit of work to add them all)
Yeah, I just recently noticed that, too. If my memory serves right and Drivethru's datapage ain't bugging, the right number should be six this far. Every issue is numbered with a very quirky style. Just because, that's the way they do it in the Island, you know?!? 🙂 https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/browse?keyword=Take%20the%20...
