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10-06-1997, 10:28 AM #1Neil BarnesGuest
Ed "The Man" Stark
Ed Stark wrote:
> So, TRIBES has TWO books: a Player's Chronicle (32 pages) and a DM's
> Guidebook (64 pages). The books detail all the areas of Vosgaard (though
> Torova Temylatin only gets a little treatment--you'll see why, later), but
> in specific ways. The Player's Chronicle covers lands where PCs could, and
> should, rule. The DM's Guidebook covers everywhere else--and handles some
> new rules, a lot of new characters, and some secrets the PCs just shouldn't
> know about. I hope you'll appreciate this format; I think it really works.
Excellent. This is my personal favourite format for a supplement. It keeps
the interesting information out of the hands of pesky interfering players
:)
Land of Fate, which was the best TSR boxed set ever as far as I'm
concerned used that format, and it was great to be able to hand a book to
the players which contained the knowledge that their characters would
know, without the finding out that the Great & Poiwerful al-Fred the
Mighty was in fact a delusional Efrit. Or whatever.
How much is it likely to cost? I've always found the other campaign boxed
sets for birthright to be insanely expensive.
neil
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