This is awesome! Thanks Rick!
Sent from my iPhone On Oct 20, 2021, at 9:44 AM, T. Carter Ross <tcr25@comcast.net> wrote:
Cirdi Common Runes were the runic alphabet sprinkled throughout Metagaming advertisements and games, particularly in the marketing for and puzzles in Treasure of Unicorn Gold. Taking advantage of the lockdown, spent some time trying to compile all the published runic writings associated with TFT and put it together in a paper, which can be downloaded from here: https://cutt.ly/7jcDGtF
- Carter Hi Carter, I didn’t know that ‘Cidri Common Runes’ even existed. The runes in my supplement do not spell out anything.
:-(
The thing that most impressed me about TLoU was the scenario design. Those scenarios were just a lot of fun. Now you can do the ‘GOLD!’ Scenario with adventuring parties.
Imagine, taking a small group of friends, deep under ground, in narrow tunnels, fighting monsters and collecting treasure! Now it is possible to experience this idea!!!
Warm regards, Rick.
This is really cool, Rick. Thanks! One question, the runes on the treasure counter don't appear to be in Cidri Common Runes, or at least not all of them. Is that correct or am I just not parsing them correctly? (It was a funny easter egg that the runes on the coin counters in the original LoUE spelled out "Orfin the Unkempt".)
best, Carter
Hi everyone. I’ve created a large expansion to TLoU where you can take your TFT adventuring party, and move it into that game.
It is designed to work with either the old TFT, or with the Designer Edition of the game.
It is published on Board Game Geek.
In addition to the rules, there is a MASSIVE expansion to the counter s et for that game.
If you have time, look it over, and give it a thumbs up on BGG if you think it is useful.
I would be very interested if you guys could try it out on a few of your adventuring parties and see if the results make sense. Is the system easy to figure out and use?
Warm regards, Rick.
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