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Anyone playing Hackmaster?

Started by Moracai, June 02, 2015, 09:23:47 AM

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Mark Plemmons

Quote from: Brand55;834762Yeah, Frandor's Keep (which looks awesome, btw) was written for Hackmaster Basic, not 5th Edition. They're perfectly compatible, as far as I know, but that's why the cover has the Basic logo on it instead of the normal HM5 one.

I haven't read the Basic version of the game, but I suspect if I was ever to do anything with it I'd start with HMB instead of HM5.

Yeah, I really like Basic.
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Moracai

Quote from: Mark Plemmons;835011Yeah, I really like Basic.
Dude! What the fuck were you thinking when designing Frandor's Keep dungeons?

We were 6 players plus GM and the dungeons were tight. I mean tight to the point where with HackMaster's initiative system you can't do anything if you roll a good initiative when all the others before you roll badly. Fuck! The 'boss fight' where my character died, had 5 feet by 30 feet entrance, y'know, just in case. Sure you had to design something to even out the goblins' poor movement/maneuver ability, but sheesh. Sometimes too much is too much.

Mark Plemmons

Quote from: Moracai;855987Dude! What the fuck were you thinking when designing Frandor's Keep dungeons?

We were 6 players plus GM and the dungeons were tight. I mean tight to the point where with HackMaster's initiative system you can't do anything if you roll a good initiative when all the others before you roll badly. Fuck! The 'boss fight' where my character died, had 5 feet by 30 feet entrance, y'know, just in case. Sure you had to design something to even out the goblins' poor movement/maneuver ability, but sheesh. Sometimes too much is too much.

LOL! That wasn't me personally. I didn't work on those dungeons. :)

I'm not sure whether that was intentional or not.
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