Post by klingor on Sept 3, 2012 14:22:50 GMT -5
Hi guys,
This was the first full (bought) DCG adventure I played after OHM and TSM.
I loved it.
I thought there was a richness and depth to it, and I was surprised at how my TFT/ITL preconceptions were turned around. It wasn't all See Orc - Kill Orc before Orc kills You, it was talk first (with the option of nailing the sucker if he doesn't talk to you!).
I did find mapping a problem, but was able to work out how to get from A to D via B and C for all locations, and after a while, I realised that recurring encounters do build up XPs when you win enough of them!
One glitch that I did find (in my booklet) was that there were no stats given for the minotaur, so I had to improvise. Still, no harm done (except to the minotaur).
Overall, I thought this was a fantastic game. It wasn't your basic hack/bash/kill dungeon crawl but rewarded parties for having characters with non-combat skills.
Cheers
Colin
This was the first full (bought) DCG adventure I played after OHM and TSM.
I loved it.
I thought there was a richness and depth to it, and I was surprised at how my TFT/ITL preconceptions were turned around. It wasn't all See Orc - Kill Orc before Orc kills You, it was talk first (with the option of nailing the sucker if he doesn't talk to you!).
I did find mapping a problem, but was able to work out how to get from A to D via B and C for all locations, and after a while, I realised that recurring encounters do build up XPs when you win enough of them!
One glitch that I did find (in my booklet) was that there were no stats given for the minotaur, so I had to improvise. Still, no harm done (except to the minotaur).
Overall, I thought this was a fantastic game. It wasn't your basic hack/bash/kill dungeon crawl but rewarded parties for having characters with non-combat skills.
Cheers
Colin
