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What is PIG?

Started by joewolz, November 02, 2006, 05:45:56 PM

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brettmb2

#30
November 06, 2006, 11:26:06 PM
Quote from: The Evil DMFor me PIG rocks because I bought Iron Gaunlets more than a year ago and they STILL email me a freesh copy whenever there is an update to the game.
Now THAT is cool. and that keeps me coming back to PIG for games.
Evil, there's actually a post-minute change to the book. So you'll probably get another email later in the week {ooppps}
Brett Bernstein
Precis Intermedia

RedFox

#31
November 07, 2006, 01:26:11 AM
Wow, this thread's really selling me on PIG.  The sheer enthusiasm is catchy.

Where's the best place for someone to start with PIG products?

(my interests run to epic action/adventure and "everything and the kitchen sink" feels to settings, ala Uresia, if that matters)

The drag-n-drop approach sounds like an excellent method.  It sounds a lot more useful than tons of detailed setting info (that GM and players both have to digest) or a completely "roll your own" approach.
 

Dr Rotwang!

#32
November 07, 2006, 07:08:27 AM
Quote from: RedFoxWhere's the best place for someone to start with PIG products?
My first bite was Vice Squad, really, but with price points like these, why not just get Hard Nova ][ AND Iron Gauntlets?   For about $20.00 you can get the Expanded IG and the HN2 Collection, with supplements and everything.

Or, pick a starting spot by genre.  Then pick out the game, and voila.
Dr Rotwang!
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