I am going to download the no art advance version. The archer is for levels 20+? Least that is what is mentioned on rpgnow description.ybn1197 wrote:The advanced edition is a separate book from the core Labyrinth Lord. It basically turns Labyrinth Lord into a 1st edition hybrid. It adds Good and Evil to the alignment axis and does away with Race as class. It also adds Gnome, Half-Elf and Half-Orc as races and Assassin, Druid, Monk, Ranger, and Paladin as classes. It also adds more spells and monsters to Labyrinth Lord. I am also allowing the use of the Archer and Bard as presented by Barrel Rider Games for those who have access to them.
The core Labyrinth Lord book is required to use the Advanced Edition but an no-art version is available to download for free.
Die rolls will be done here with the dice roller. Stats are generated by 4d6 (drop lowest) rolled six times and arranged as desired. You may roll another set if your total modifiers are 0 or lower.thirdkingdom wrote:I'm up for this. How are we doing character creation?
Will do.Tomcat42 wrote:edit - Fargit! Count me in (can't pass up an opportunity like this one). Just yell if/when this one is ready to get up and gallop.
That is correct. The archer is a 20 level character sub-class of the fighter. They receive bonuses to attack and damage with ranged weapons. Bonuses apply to short range at first. Short and medium range around 4th. And all around 8th. The amount of bonus increases with each level.MrHemlocks wrote:I am going to download the no art advance version. The archer is for levels 20+? Least that is what is mentioned on rpgnow description.
Welcome aboard. I see that these were your first two posts. Glad to have you.DMStue wrote:I'm in, if you'll have me
Yep, whilst I am active online I dont currently have any online games underway. When I was pointed to your post by a G+ community I follow, the chance to play Barrowmaze using LL was too much of an opportunity to miss.ybn1197 wrote: Welcome aboard. I see that these were your first two posts. Glad to have you.
It looks right. I can't see the macro you used to roll the dice, but the end result looks right.
If you use the auto generation tool, you can't see the macro. It is built into the program.ybn1197 wrote:It looks right. I can't see the macro you used to roll the dice, but the end result looks right.
Character Template? If you mean character sheet, just use the service provided here at www.unseenservant.com. As for starting, I hope to start by the end of next week. I want to purchase the Illustration Booklet for Barrowmaze before we get started and I don't get paid again until next friday.MrHemlocks wrote:Count me in. Now do you have some sort of character template for us to use? When do you plan on starting. I plan on making a character this weekend...after reading the advanced book.
Between Barrowmaze I and II, there are 375 listed encounters and plenty of oppurtunity for the GM to add their own encounters. So this is just one BIG dungeon crawl which should keep us entertained for quite a long time.MrHemlocks wrote:Next week for starting... great! That will give me plenty of time to read the books and make a character
We will not being doing a campaign? This adventure is just one BIG dungeon crawl? Both options are fine with me
riftstone wrote:I would be interested in this.
Plenty of room I believe. Though I have never run a game on these boards before, my experience with starting a game is that not everyone who expresses interest is able to keep with the game. So I take all who are interested and then start out with all who are able. All I ask is that everyone communicate their character designs so that all the needs are covered.Finglas wrote:I'd like to join, too, if there is still room.
Thanks!
Not having played S&W, how does this work?ybn1197 wrote:I use the ascending AC system from Swords & Wizardry for combat.
Links to your PC on the dice roller won't work. You wouldn't want anyone to edit your PC, would you?DMStue wrote:Apart from a background and a few minor details, my character is almost built
