Up first is the OGRE Mk V that my friend painted for me basing it loosely off of an Afrika Corps pattern from WWII:
It will go well against the PanEuropean Armor Battalion.
Later I was digging through some old boxes of games and came across this:
That's right, The Keep on the Borderlands using D&D Basic from 1981. The FIRST RPG module I ever played. A human fighter iirc. I'm highly tempted to rewrite it using a different system and rerun it. Just for fun.
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why "convert" the classics? the old basic/advanced D&D system works nicely if you have non-munchkin players.
True, it's a good system but I've always been a fan of Palladium Fantasy 1st Ed.
We'll be at Worldcon as well.
Feel free to shoot me an e-mail at reedrob1@hotmail.com if you want to exhange e-mails.
Possibly we could meet up sometime. I enjoyed talking to you at GRPC Chicago
Rob (Trebor)
I would be negligent not to mention FantasyCraft from the chill dudes of Crafty Games.
http://www.crafty-games.com/
BRGDS,
-Stew
Given your OGRE collection, I was hoping you'd be converting it to GURPS. Or -- for the old-school flavor -- The Fantasy Trip.
Which edition of GURPS though? I don't have the money or patience to keep up.
I hope this isn't a duplicate comment.
Is Worldcon/Chicon the event that used to be held annually at the "Purple Hilton"? Those were the days. We live close to there. Not sure we'll come out to the con, but it'd be great to visit with (more so if gaming is in the offing).
There's a new deluxe OGRE coming out from a Kickstarter project that Steve Jackson organized:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/847271320/ogre-designers-edition
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