Christ Centered Gamer

There a convenient internet rulebook, or what?

I think there's one for Dark Heresy

Decyfer Down?

Wazat?

ArcticFox wrote:Woo! That's one...

Color me intrigued as well....

This is Decyder Down. Here is Crash, one of my favorite songs from them.

Sometimes the only effective way to express something is with an inarticulate grunt?

Surprisingly often...

If you pulled together a team to fight a zombie apocalypse, what skills would you find important for team members to have?

I'm going to fire up a tabletop campaign for my wife, my daughter and a couple other ids in the neighborhood. Any recommendations for running a D&D campaign for younger players?

Emwok wrote:If you pulled together a team to fight a zombie apocalypse, what skills would you find important for team members to have?

Survival (Including foraging, hunting, navigation)
Marksmanship
Medical (Beyond just first aid)
Leadership

Sstavix wrote:I'm going to fire up a tabletop campaign for my wife, my daughter and a couple other ids in the neighborhood. Any recommendations for running a D&D campaign for younger players?

Depending on the age bracket of your players, you'll want to tell a story they can understand and relate to. Younger players will want a simple adventure where you go out, slay the dragon, grab the treasure, save the realm. Older players will want plot twists and a little intrigue. (Why DOES the hermit wizard care what happens to the town, and why is he so eager to have the adventurers bring him back the dragon's left eye?) Adult players will appreciate a continuing story arc that spans several sessions.

And... Take frequent 5 minute breaks... About every 2 hours or so for adults, more frequent for younger players. It's hard to sit still without being obnoxious for very long, even for grownups.

Favorite super hero?

Nice. Right now I'm into The Flash. I'm sure that will change once I've seen The man of Steel.

Flying monkeys or fluting pigs?

What are your thoughts on "The death of Superman"?