The Fantasy Trip - Website Extras

[philreed]

UPDATED: July 2, 2018

Hosted at the official website for The Fantasy Trip, these are bits of new info that you can use in your game sessions. These are designed to inspire and provide the GM with quick-to-use tools.

TFT Extra #0 - Trap Mirrors - http://thefantasytrip.game/news/2018...irations-come/

TFT Extra #1 - Pit Trap Plant - http://thefantasytrip.game/news/2018...it-trap-plant/

TFT Extra #2 - Plocker - http://thefantasytrip.game/news/2018...tra-2-plocker/

TFT Extra #3 - Cold Horses - http://thefantasytrip.game/news/2018...3-cold-horses/

TFT Extra #4 - Dice Lice - http://thefantasytrip.game/news/2018...a-4-dice-lice/

TFT Extra #5 - Bare Owl - http://thefantasytrip.game/news/2018...ra-5-bare-owl/

[zot]

Neat concept! I wonder how having friends help works, mechanically. Are there general rules now for helping?

[tomc]

Spiffy! Thanks!

[philreed]

Originally Posted by zot

wonder how having friends help works, mechanically.

That's where the referee enters the picture!

[ecz]

feet feet and feet...
metric system officially gone?

[Chris Rice]

Originally Posted by zot

Neat concept! I wonder how having friends help works, mechanically. Are there general rules now for helping?

Well, if no one can reach him this turn then he's plant food for sure!

[zot]

Originally Posted by philreed

That's where the referee enters the picture!

Fair enough, that's how we handled it back in the day. I was curious because "helping your friends" is something commonly covered in modern RPGs and I don't remember seeing it in ITL.

(also Steve appears to have a ton of things up his sleeves and I thought maybe I could shake something loose without anyone noticing -- it he does have something about helping, your answer was very well played)

[GlennDoren]

Originally Posted by zot

Fair enough, that's how we handled it back in the day. I was curious because "helping your friends" is something commonly covered in modern RPGs and I don't remember seeing it in ITL.

(also Steve appears to have a ton of things up his sleeves and I thought maybe I could shake something loose without anyone noticing -- it he does have something about helping, your answer was very well played)

zot -- make a 4/DX to shake something loose... ;)

stive/phil -- fun :)

[Steve Jackson]

Thanks for the comments, and may you not fall in one!

Imagine the kind of foe who would plant those around the estate . . .

[Tolenkar]

Thanks, can't wait to use one, or more, of these in an adventure.

Tolenkar