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Chris Priestly

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If you want to return to your old school, dice rolling, pen and paper
adventures, we have good news. Green Ronin now has Set 2 of the Dragon Age pen and paper RPG available! You can get Set 2 and all of the previous sets of the Dragon Age pen and paper game from the Green Ronin online store as eitehr a boxed set or as a downloadable .pdf.

If you are attending GenCon, you can pick up your copy at the Green Ronin booth #965.

Check out this preview of Dragon Age Set 2. Order yours today. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/smile.png[/smilie]



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xd3six

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Nice! Will check this out.

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Nemisa08

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Thanks for the news.. x3

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Leoroc

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I was not impressed by set 1 in the slightest. The classes didn't feel like the classes in DAO in the slightest (no talents). A campaign setting book for the pathfinder system would've been better.

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nuclearpengu1nn

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I thought you meant anorher item pack for da 2 lol

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Andraste_Reborn

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Yaaaaaaaaay!

This will really help with the Grey Warden campaign I'm writing. Now I just need to see if I can get the game writers to answer any more of my silly questions about Oghren's mother and Dalish cheese ...

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Andrastee wrote...

Yaaaaaaaaay!

This will really help with the Grey Warden campaign I'm writing. Now I just need to see if I can get the game writers to answer any more of my silly questions about Oghren's mother and Dalish cheese ...


D-Dalish Cheese...? Like from Halla milk? Can you milk deer?
Because that would be brilliant.

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DreGregoire

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Thanks! I'm enjoying the new material! I don't actually play the campaigns or anything but I enjoy them as resources for other things and just for my own enjoyment.

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Nerevar-as

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I feel curious. Do the player characters work with a completely different set of combat rules from the NPCs and enemies as happened in the game?

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Knal1991

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I read this as PvP, you can understand my disspointment...

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frustratemyself

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Oh dear god why?

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mcneil_1

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Its a pity my local pnp store wont be getting it in for a few weeks (their supplier is having issues at the moment)

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Lord Nikon 001

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I actually enjoy playing this game. It's easy to learn and a lot of fun. Sure it's not as rules intensive as some other systems, but I think that helps it. My players really like the Combat Stunts. I hope that ther will be supplement support beyond just adventure modules.

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Dragoonlordz

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I would like a series of "choose your own adventure" themed books rather than table top versions.

These products reminds me of this Summoner clip.

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MrNose

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Nerevar-as wrote...

I feel curious. Do the player characters work with a completely different set of combat rules from the NPCs and enemies as happened in the game?


In most PnP that's how it works.  Often a humanoid NPC character (say, a mage) will have very few abilities relative to the PC of the same level, but will have a single ability or talent that the PC would not be able to get until a much higher level.  

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JamesMCornett

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I'm still on the fence about the PnP sets. The Free RPG Day book I got was awesome, but kinda left me a little disappointed when it came to how things were explained. I think if I had someone in my area willing to run the game, I could understand it more.

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MrNose

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I have no actual experience with DA's PnP, so can't comment. Anybody able to relate them to DnD 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, or Pathfinder?

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Killjoy Cutter

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Will have to see if one of the stores has it, always interesting to see how people try to cram the square peg of fiction into the round hole of AD&D Interation XX.

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wow Bioware you guys a brilliant I got mine ^-^ well will get it hehe

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Elanareon

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How dare of Bioware put a spear at the front cover and not include spears in their games! They should include spears in their game! lol :D please?

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Ok.. I'm sorry but this to me is utter crap the way this is being done. Set 1 for $30 and look it's level 1-5. Set 2 is $30 and look it's level 5-10, then 3 will be 10-15, and 4 will be 15-20?

Are you serious? $120 dollars for the RPG? How is this anything other than highway robbery?  Further sourcebooks costing more is one thing, but to have to pay $120 for the base game essentially? D&D 1-3.x and other games give you 1-20 for just the one book... Separating it out like this... it's worse than what D&D did with 4th edition separating out druids and such to their own book.

Even if you assume a game like D&D has three books,  that's not a single world game so the rules are more extensive to allow for many ideas... and I think the other big problem with it for me is the staggered release schedule... Nobody I have ever known would actually play this until the entire game is released... To play for 5 levels then "Sorry guys, the rest of the game isn't out yet! See you again in six months!"... 

Also, as for the cost being so high I am also talking cost to PLAYERS... Players need just the Player's Guide... they don't need the other stuff... but most gaming groups I play expect most players to have their own copies of the PG.

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ReiSilver wrote...

Andrastee wrote...

Yaaaaaaaaay!

This will really help with the Grey Warden campaign I'm writing. Now I just need to see if I can get the game writers to answer any more of my silly questions about Oghren's mother and Dalish cheese ...


D-Dalish Cheese...? Like from Halla milk? Can you milk deer?
Because that would be brilliant.


Oh gosh I hope you can milk Halla/Deer - there is only one other place you would get milk from.... *gags* ... actually somehow I think that fits with Oghrens personality *chuckles*

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I'll have to do more previewing before getting this, if I can manage to dig up info.

The PnP sets for DA:O were disappointing -- thin, light on info, contradicted the info in the game from time to time, too much effort on novel mechanics at the expense of using the space for setting information.

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I'm in a DA RPG game starting in a few days. The system and rules are simple but fun especially if you are more of a narrative group and know the setting and lore. My problem, like some others, is the price and the game being split by levels. You need ONE core book and maybe supplements for each class. My group is a GM and 5 players and for use each to buy every book is STUPID. Players should only need one book and maybe a supplement that has more info and templates (Templar, Reaver ect) for their preferred class. Other than that I think the RPG is pretty cool and with a good GM that has knowledge of the lore and setting can make for some good times.

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Dragon Age P&P RPG Set 3 is comming:
http://www.dragon-ag...raz-blizej.html

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