Posts Tagged by Fourth Edition
| October 19, 2010 | Posted by Troy E. Taylor |
The group of players gathered for my Steffenhold campaign is growing in number — pushing into the “large group” category. Mindful of the table challenges in managing eight or more players (longer combat rounds being the most significant one), I’ve been taking a restrained approach to encounter building. Restrained? you might ask. Yes, restrained. Given that my Steffenhold campaign is a 3.5/Pathfinder hybrid, and thus designed for a party of four, you’d think as GM I could be freer with what I throw down. Scale…
| May 19, 2008 | Posted by Troy E. Taylor |
It seems Hamlet had a less vexing decision than the one that seemingly faces many DMs of Dungeons and Dragons. Namely, do I switch to the new fourth edition of the game, or stick with the version I’m playing? I think it’s fair many factors will go into your thinking. Here’s what I’m weighing, right now. Cost The biggie. At $104.95 msrp for the three core rulebooks, this is the most expensive version (with the exception of collectible editions) of D&D ever to hit shelves.…
