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Reply With QuoteThat's why you build the gameroom/library in a nice, dry finished basement.Originally Posted by tesral
One might make an argument for the day that one more book causes the house to fall into the basement. But short of that I agree.
One might make an argument for the day that one more book causes the house to fall into the basement. But short of that I agree.
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That's why you build the gameroom/library in a nice, dry finished basement.One might make an argument for the day that one more book causes the house to fall into the basement. But short of that I agree.
I'm not stupid, I'm not expendable, and I'm not going! (But I'll happily be the GM...)
Vault.
I have this game and have read the book, though I haven't looked at either in a good while. Both are really good, in my opinion. There is a *lot* of potential in a campaign setting as rich as London Below. The game system, as I recall, was fairly rules-lite being reminiscent of FUDGE. I must say it's a very 'niche' game, though. Like the now-defunct Deliria rpg, it's one of those games where you either 'get it' or you don't. Folks who are used to playing hyper-powered killing machines most likely won't 'get it' at all.
Loved the book, and loved Deliria. Now that gives me some ideas. Hmm
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