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Castles & Crusades -- Experiences?

Started by Peregrin, June 27, 2010, 03:31:46 AM

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flyingcircus

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I have all the 4th printed edition (Green backs) books, I like it, its different to say the least.  I haven't played it allot because we mainly play OSRIC or Labryinth Lord now, I just wasn't a big fan of the Siege engine, I'm too use to the old ways.  Besides 30 years of gaming characters is hard to deny and convert, so I stick with what I like and know, 3.x & 4e never got me, tried them oh and PF but just can't deal with all the skills and feats, just too much junk.
Current Games I Am GMing:  HarnMaster (HarnWorld)
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