Re: (TFT) Poll - TFT Books We'd Like to See

[Mark Tapley <mtapley@swri.edu>]

> Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 09:04:47 -0400 (EDT)
> From: "David Peterson" <peterson@vigyan.com>
> Subject: (TFT) Poll - TFT Books We'd Like to See
>
> Whether TFT is your favorite RPG system, or a golden oldie in your 
> collection, there are probably many books for it that you wish were 
> available.  Perhaps these are equivalent to certain titles for other 
> RPG's, or perhaps these are titles that you have written or would 
> like to write.  So...
>
> 1.  Assuming there was an Open-TFT license, what books would you 
> like to see published for the system?

More MicroQuests, solitaire or prepared dungeon.
The whole system, bound in a nice durable hardback format (or 
something like that, with high-quality pages that would stand up to 
much thumbing) and *organized*.

> 2.  What is your favorite RPG supplement that would be cool to have for TFT?

Cardboard heroes, maps of castles and towns.

> 3.  What is your favorite TFT supplement/rulebook/adventure that you 
> wish there were more of for TFT?

Death Test, Orbquest.

> 4.  What is your favorite rules expansion or adventure from this 
> mailing list that you think is worthy to be a published TFT 
> supplement?

A compendium of the monsters. Between the dragons, demons, (ahem!) 
displacers, demigods, and other denizens, we could add some real 
spice to the "d" section of the bestiary. ;-)


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