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Started by vinraith, April 28, 2009, 02:49:48 PM

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Habbaku

Anyone interested in a Field of Glory II: Medieval PBEM game, let me know.
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celedhring

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Quote from: Sophie Scholl on July 24, 2025, 07:06:51 PMOG D&D Gold Box game bundle on Humble Bundle:
https://www.humblebundle.com/games/dungeons-dragons-classics-collection

Oooooooh that's a great selection.

Reminds me how baffling it is that during the current (fading?) peak of DnD popularity we have so little to show for it, gaming-wise. There's BG3 at least, I guess.

EDIT: I think Heroes of the Lance might be the first computer RPG I ever played.

The Minsky Moment

There's a Solasta sequel coming which is based on that ruleset.  A little more niche though.
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Josquius

So these are modern d&d games built to look and play like 90s games?
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The Minsky Moment

Quote from: Josquius on July 25, 2025, 11:23:34 AMSo these are modern d&d games built to look and play like 90s games?

Solasta is a purely modern game, based on the 5th edition rule set, no connection to the silver or gold box games other than the broad connection to the D+D franchise.
We have, accordingly, always had plenty of excellent lawyers, though we often had to do without even tolerable administrators, and seen destined to endure the inconvenience of hereafter doing without any constructive statesmen at all.
--Woodrow Wilson

Razgovory

Solasta was fun.  Graphics look like a game from 2006, but it wasn't bad.
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