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Also, keep in mind that they get the extra 0-level d4 that they don't get in most other games...

I'll try to limit this to my experience running the game. A lot of it has to do with pacing and keeping the action moving. Whether or not DCC is the right game is for each individual group to decide. 1. There are a TON of tables. Easy and fast access to these is extremely important in order to avoid...

The cover is fantastic, and I'm really glad I was too lazy to make one, because I couldn't have made it that awesome.

I have them re-roll hitpoints every level. If they get higher, they go up. If they get lower, they stay the same. Same here. If for some reason they start at level 1 or above instead of level 0, then they can roll twice and take the better result. I like this method because it causes hp amounts to ...

I've put together a document listing all the PC races in my home setting of Outland. It is written with LBB-only OD&D in mind, but would be very easy to use with DCC by doing the following: 1. Ignore any indication of race in Table 1-3: Occupation (e.g. "Elven Glassblower" becomes simp...

FYI, the reference sheets are updated for the final game and are available here:

http://peoplethemwithmonsters.blogspot. ... urces.html

Crit Table G: Giants (page 389) under entry for 9:

must spend his next activation to stand

should be action

Got mine yesterday. The pages are damn-near cardstock! My daughter was excited, too.



DCC RPG (488 pages) vs. Pathfinder Core Rulebook (576 pages)

On page 90, the first result in the Trips and Throws table states: The warrior can knock an enemy off-balance. The enemy gets a Ref save against the warrior’s attack roll. Failure means the enemy is knocked prone and must spend its next attack action standing up. Remember that melee attacks against ...

I'm not sure if this is a typo or not, but it sticks out. On page 71, Table 3-1: Weapons The garrote damage is listed as "1/3d4" I just wanted to verify that it is correct, since no other weapons do only 1 point of damage, so it looks suspect. Another one... I hope these aren't devolving i...

To anyone looking to craft their own barbarian class, I highly recommend reading this post, as it is full of great ideas.

http://joeskythedungeonbrawler.wordpres ... barbarian/

(Possibly NSFW due to language)

I ran Matt Finch's Pod-Caverns of the Sinister Shroom using DCC Beta last year, and we had a blast. I'll probably do it again this year. At this point I'm leaning towards The Ghost Tower of Inverness, but who knows where I'll end up. I have big time ADD with game stuff! (I like to run something othe...

Lots of great ideas, and I'm a big Pirates of Dark Water fan as well. I have a stack of about 30 D&D/AD&D modules, which I will be selectively placing around my home world of Outland. Tegel Manor is definitely going in as well. Also, I think I linked this a long time ago, but here it is agai...

Lots of great ideas, and I'm a big Pirates of Dark Water fan as well. I have a stack of about 30 D&D/AD&D modules, which I will be selectively placing around my home world of Outland. Tegel Manor is definitely going in as well. Also, I think I linked this a long time ago, but here it is agai...

I'm not familiar with the actual DCC rule for this, so I'm not going to say anything about good/bad/indifferent with regard to that rule. However, this is what I have been using for a long time, it works great, and it's dead simple: You may fire into melee. Sure, go ahead! If you hit, awesome, great...

For those like me that prefer something other than the "difficulty class" (DC) type checks, I made this system, which should be very easy to bolt on to your thief class if you so desire. It feels very DCC-ish to me. In fact, I cooked it up after I spent some time reading the PDF, so Joe an...

Yeah, definitely a homebrew/workshop section for sharing house rules, hacks, and so forth.

This will be a project in itself getting the books together, but I'll try!

You have to play the game backwards.

Fire and Ice (1983 iirc)
Black Death (recent, and very good)
Zardoz
Alien
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (not appendix N but a good representation on what a lot of my D&D games end up looking like)

Since I want to get mine as early as possible, I'm ordering the limited edition one through my FLGS, and ordering the regular one direct through Goodman Games.

Madness!

Also, on an unrelated note, is anyone else thinking The Outlands is a perfect place to throw a DCC campaign? Absolutely! And you can count on the fact that I will be sharing my notes for all the weird sci-fantasy stuff I plan to do with DCC. It fits very nicely with the type of game I've been fond ...

Aluvial wrote:Earlier in this thread there was mentioned a fix to the cleric, or an update to the cleric from the beta. Where can I find that?

Thanks,

Aluvial

In the stickied "resources" thread:
http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/vie ... 91&start=0

Why did they leave out the Ranger class? If you want a ranger, I wrote one up for a Pathfinder game that I converted to DCC a while back: DCC Ranger You could use it as-is, or as a starting point for designing your own. I have some other stuff I made for DCC on this page: DCC RPG Resources Hopefull...

Are there plans for a free version of the rules? The two standards seem to be either a no-art PDF or an SRD site (like this one or this one)

Of course I plan to buy the books, but these types of resources are indispensable for getting new players into a new game.