Good to know that we apparently rocked in that regard! Looks like it. :) Yaaaaaaay! Thank you very much for the compliment! You're welcome. You earned it. Anyway, the time of Secrets will come! In the meantime, keep brewing your own Tri-Kazel! ;) Will do. Next gaming session is on Friday (we had to...

... it's always great to see that english native speakers find it so excellent ! I take that as a compliment, but actually I'm not a native speaker. I'm German. :) I just happen to have been part of the official Pathfinder translation team for Ulisses Games in Germany. Job, marriage and kid left on...

By the way, what does "production values" mean exactly? To my understanding, it means - much like you said - the overall quality of a game. To me, this consists of - quality of writing - fusion of game system and setting - product quality in terms of physical condition/touchiness/processing of the ...

Hi All, my name is Manfred (which is celtic for "man of piece", but also a very old-fashioned name over here in Germany), and I hail roughly from Frankfurt (some few kilometres north of it). I've been playing RPG since the early 90ies, and I started off with DSA (Das Schwarze Auge - a very popular f...

Thanks for clarifiying, Clovis. I noticed that the Tri-Kazel map in Book 1 has it named correctly. It says "Morail Peak". But we didn't get that far anyways, so no problem. Hopefully I will be able to write a sum-up of my game in the future. I'm running my own mix of Esteren and the Dragonbone Thron...

Yes, right in Time. Game just started, and I used a small break to check in here. Now I know about the Aiguille, thanks! One More Detail I won't miss on my players. Cheers!

The Aiguille Mòrail is featured on the Taol-Kaer map on page 59 of Book 1 as a noteworthy place. Obviously it was not noteworthy enough to give it an additional note in the book. :) (pardon the pun) Neither could I find it with PDF search or the index of Book 1 nor in Book 2. What exactly is it and ...