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JLV · 06-09-2018, 09:49 PM

We pretty much followed Jim Kane's paradigm; used Melee as a standalone game, but when Wizard came out, we made little mini-adventures that used both for combat and followed the generic AD&D "system" for the larger aspects of adventure for a series of one-shots. When ITL came out, we went full TFT for our adventuring fix, and had a blast with each of us running a campaign of our own that all the others played in. It got confusing sometimes, but oh, so much fun!

I've never really enjoyed any Fantasy RPG system as much as I do TFT, though I play a lot of Call of Cthulhu -- frankly, if TFT had some suitable rules (fright checks, sanity, etc.), I'd probably convert Call of Cthulhu over to TFT too! Complicated and complex isn't always better! ;-)

06-09-2018, 09:49 PM	#8
JLV Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Arizona	Re: Interviewing the Fans #2 We pretty much followed Jim Kane's paradigm; used Melee as a standalone game, but when Wizard came out, we made little mini-adventures that used both for combat and followed the generic AD&D "system" for the larger aspects of adventure for a series of one-shots. When ITL came out, we went full TFT for our adventuring fix, and had a blast with each of us running a campaign of our own that all the others played in. It got confusing sometimes, but oh, so much fun! I've never really enjoyed any Fantasy RPG system as much as I do TFT, though I play a lot of Call of Cthulhu -- frankly, if TFT had some suitable rules (fright checks, sanity, etc.), I'd probably convert Call of Cthulhu over to TFT too! Complicated and complex isn't always better! ;-)