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Re: (TFT) Ogre PC
Foolish, brave, who knows? I remembe when Runequest was out. I always wanted
to try it. Never got the chance. I'm in central Illinois. I don't get much
chance to game these days. I have a wife and three kids. I try to spend some
time painting figures for my miniature battles. Once in a while I get a
couple of weekends to join in the D&D game.
I work in Bloomington, Illinois. Anyone in the area?
Aidan
----- Original Message -----
From: "David O. Miller" <davidomiller@verizon.net>
To: <tft@brainiac.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: (TFT) Ogre PC
Why don't we all meet somewhere centrally located in the middle of the
country and play TFT all weekend. Forget these D&D players, really.
Seriously, If they want to streamline the combat system then get them to
play something else. I left D&D back in 1978 for better gaming pastures
after playing it for one year. We played RPG's using the RuneQuest system
and I never returned to D&D. D&D always seemed to be power gaming at it's
worst. I can't imagine using the TFT combat system to play it. You're a
brave man for attempting it.
--David O. Miller
You're not the first to suggest that. I offered to "baptize" them and
free them from the burden and slavery they have suffered under for years.
It seems that the "pod people", or at least the Wizards of the Coast, got
them.
They're good guys, although the other night they seemed like a bunch of
old ladies. :-) They really want to streamline the combat but they are
hooked on the detail and complexity of D&D character creation with all
the bells and whistles. Thanks.
Aidan
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