Goodman Games

:: splutters ::

Gah! Heresey! Infidel!

(was that a little over the top?)

Not at all....not at all....

Well, I know of one that is entitled "The Temple of the First Word" and it is for levels 11-13th. It deals with entering the temple of the gods where arcana magic was first created and destroying a fallen celestial and his demonic followers before they can destroy all magic in the world. H...

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!

Fine, take the damned cheese!

The goblin pudding is MINE!

God, that is a tough one. May as well have asked me to pick a limb and saw it off with a rusty hacksaw, a la "Road Warrior". Honestly, here's a quick list of some of my favorites that I have run or been run through (quite literally) over the years: Legends are Made, not Born (DCC #0): This...

Nothing beats "Silver Tongue"!

Hehe, wait 'til April and you shall see!

I'm still here, I swear!

Someone just needs to poke me with a sharp stick sometimes.

Amen to that, Mr. Goodman! Our group of five years (converted from 2nd ADnD) has been living off of DCCs for the last two years so keep 'em comin'!

We love that old school flava!

Ahhh, it makes sense now.

And quite the interesting product. I'm gonna have to take a look at that one. Civil War, dinosaurs, and the wild west all in one product? SOLD!

Thanks for the info, Mr. Goodman.

I don't know if this subject has been addressed before, Mr. Goodman, but I was wondering why you choose the theme of "dinosaurs" for your gaming logo and the board's "ranking" system? Personal theme or does it have to do with a product or something? Just curious! Thanks, Chris Mc...

I agree with Mike on this one. I have several evil PCs that have made for some very memorable moments with our long standing group of five years. It seems to me that the longer your group has been together, the more entertaining it can be to play new types of characters. It helps to keep some things...

Four hundred more years!

My good friend Harley speaks the truth! Heh, be careful what you offer, my friend, as I might just call in that favor when the time comes! But in all seriousness, my compliments come from the heart of a dedicated DM and gamer who has seen many, many lackluster maps until I have set eyes upon your ma...

Wow, those maps are intense. Great work, Superfan!

These bring back playtesting memories....Ooooo!...that's my PC's blood stain! And there's his head!

Oh and a quick note, Harley, the PCs are heading in for their second time next session with the completed module.

Bwhahaha!

Oh actually, I'm honored. Poor little playtesting PCs...

Dead and forgotten...

At least the worms like you, you built in warning signs on impending doom!

Save vs. Death Ray (love the handle...), Well, my PCs were the "recommended" level and got slaughtered, despite the fact that there were six of them on the first run. The second run got eight PCs of recommended level and they were a nice, well balanced party (the old magic four: cleric, ro...

H, Not a problem, my friend. I was just happy to be a part of the whole experience and I look forward to getting a copy! Bask in the warm of your success, H. You deserve it. Late August is looking good. Sign us up. As far as becoming a player tester for Goodman, I can only speak from my own experien...

Chris: I forget --- how did your group make out in the end?

~Evil Grin~ They didn't.

That's what I love about the DCC modules...takes me back to them 1st edition days...

~Sigh~ Memories....

I loved playtesting this module. I seriously can't wait to have a copy of this in my hands!

I just got a look at the Blackmoor setting. Very, very interesting.

Definitely worth considering. But man, Dragonmech....now that's pretty cool!

Fondling gaming products is thankful still not a crime in most states.

Greyhawk was something I could never get into. It's the "generic" setting for Dungeons and Dragons. It's status quo. So, of course, I steer clear of it. There isn't really even much of a good reason why I do either. ~Shrugs~ I just find the Forgotten Realms to be so much more enriching. It...

I'd have to say Forgotten Realms or anything homebrew. I love FR simply because it is a traditional high magic, high fantasy type of world and the DnD setting I started playing with back in '94. Homebrews, when done nicely and portrayed correctly (or at least creatively), are excellent. It pretty mu...