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Hi
Hoping to find a game or two to play in.
And maybe host a game of my own sometime in the future

Welcome Griffith!
What games do you prefer?

Nice to have you, Griffith. Hope you enjoy it here.

Welcome to the Unseen Servant, Griffith!

If you're interested in playing, you should definitely check out this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=858

If you're interested in GMing, then you should check out this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=32&t=859

Either way, hope you find something soon!

Welcome aboard indeed, Griffith!

Welcome, Griffith. I see, as he customarily does, Alethan posted the truly helpful links for new players. You'll quickly find that this is a good community, so don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have.

Otherwise, feel free to jump right in!


- Dave

dmw71 wrote:Welcome, Griffith. I see, as he customarily does, Alethan posted the truly helpful links for new players. You'll quickly find that this is a good community, so don't hesitate to ask any questions you may have.

Otherwise, feel free to jump right in!


- Dave

I do like to do that. I wouldn't call it my "schtick" or anything. That would be like the lamest schtick in the world, right?

But it's important to get people off on the right foot.

Not the left one; the right one.

That's OCD posing as schtick.

rredmond wrote:That's OCD posing as schtick.

It's CDO, thankyouverymuch.

Thanks all for the warm welcome!

rredmond wrote:What games do you prefer?

I like B/X D&D or Labyrinth Lord or things similar.
I like the Atlantean Trilogy (The Arcanum, Lexicon, and Bestiary) by Michael Sechi.
I like Mutant Future.
If I eventually host a game, it will probably be the Atlantean Trilogy (if I can find enough players) or a Mutant Future game using the Thundarr supplement from The Savage AfterWorld.

Never heard about the Atlantean trilogy before. Is it an obscure RPG?

I just got those Atlantean PDFs so I don't know too much about that. But the Thundarr stuff is legendary. Can't wait to see that if you run that game.
Good luck and welcome again!

Vargr1105 wrote:Never heard about the Atlantean trilogy before. Is it an obscure RPG?

Somewhat. Stephen Michael Sechi is the creator of Talislanta. Before that he created the Atlantean Trilogy. I would guess that most people that know of the system have The Arcanum and are using it as a supplement to their AD&D game.

Griffith wrote:

Vargr1105 wrote:Never heard about the Atlantean trilogy before. Is it an obscure RPG?

Somewhat. Stephen Michael Sechi is the creator of Talislanta. Before that he created the Atlantean Trilogy. I would guess that most people that know of the system have The Arcanum and are using it as a supplement to their AD&D game.

This looks very interesting. I love the cover art, there was such cool art in the 80's. And it's from Bard Games the same company that did the "Compleat" line of books.

Count me up as interested in an Arcanum game.

I wonder what my own neck of the woods looks like during the Atlantean Age?

Welcome to the boards!
The Atlantis/Arcanum books look really good - on eBay they are pretty high in price. I remember them back in the early days of perusing gaming stores and materials.

Hi! Me again
It's been awhile. I might try to find a game to join. Or maybe host one of my own. Since last I was here, I've discovered DCC RPG, so maybe something with that system... We'll see.

Welcome Griffith hope you enjoy you're stay at the USS

Welcome back.

Welcome back!
--Ron--