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Post by tombowings on Apr 20, 2011 20:49:01 GMT -6
I'm curious about how a coupe of things worked out in actual play:
1) Armor class being almost wholly dependent on ability scores
2) Psioic abilities based on a % chance rather than a point system or number of times per day
3) Keeping the game true to the spirit of Barsoom, but not railroading the players into specific plots/locations.
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Post by Morandir on Apr 20, 2011 21:09:15 GMT -6
I'd also like to hear about others' experiences, as I'd like to do this someday.
Of course, I have to familiarize my players with Barsoom first. That's the trouble with my players - none of them read the same stuff I do!
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Post by tombowings on Apr 22, 2011 10:33:16 GMT -6
After a couple of days with no response here and only Grey Elf's on my blog, I've concluded that no one has really actually played Warriors and Mars.
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Post by Falconer on Apr 27, 2011 20:27:59 GMT -6
Those are just Doc’s house rules. It’s a handy document, but at the end of the day, my hunch is everyone just house rules it on their own. In other words, probably only Doc can answer your questions!
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Post by tombowings on Apr 28, 2011 10:40:38 GMT -6
Ah, that makes sense now, Falconer. Thanks.
I was wondering if one on was wanting to response because of my terrible grammar in the subject bar (ran out of available character, sorry)
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Post by tacojohn4547 on Oct 18, 2011 22:46:14 GMT -6
I'm working up some scenarios for a Warriors of Mars setting that I'll be running in 2012. Rules-wise, I'm going to riff off of Doc's house rules a bit, but will probably use AD&D as a jumping off point instead of OD&D since I play the former on a regular basis. But I like the monster workups in the OD&D Barsoom supplement. Having that close at hand saves quite a bit of work.
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