RE: (TFT) Columbia Games

["rsmith" <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>]

Hey Justin,
	No problem.

	The Metagaming module was Lords of the
Underearth.  That game was actually pretty
fun, even tho the ability of companies to
penetrate thru each other was kind of weird.
(Made sense game play wise, in order to open
up the play, but in real life companies of
warriors can't do that.)

	The two nicest things about the Harn
module were the story of how the city came to
be abandoned, and logic behind the magical
keys.  About 1/5 of the suppliment was the
background for the fight against the demon
wizard, which was ok, but not the engineering
specifications for large dwarven cities that
I was looking for.

	Rick


-----Original Message-----
From: tft-owner@brainiac.com [mailto:tft-owner@brainiac.com]On Behalf Of
Justin Grabowski
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 7:38 PM
To: tft@brainiac.com
Subject: (TFT) Columbia Games


Sorry for the misinterpretation Rick.   As far as Harn goes,  I should have
said the world is well thought out but not their modules.  Columbia products
( I believe they are from your neck of the woods) are kind of pricy though
and I agree with your grief about this module, as well as some others.  The
Search for Panaga campaign is pretty good though.  It begins with 100
Bushels of Rye, goes though Kiraz, and ends in another dimension (that
modules title alludes me now).  As far as a dwarven mine goes,  what was the
name of the Metagaming game about moving characters though a dwarven mine.
I used that one time in my campaign.  As far as worlds go for a campaign, I
used Gamelord's Haven prior to them getting the rights to produce the two
modules for TFT.  I just tacked them on to the Haven module.     Yours in
Cidri,  Justin


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