Mon, 9 June 2008
A rogue named Jack. Cinderella, a cleric who refers to her deity as "god-mother." A charming prince of a paladin. Gretel, a witch hunter and all-around monster fighter. A ranger with the skin of a bear and bottomless pockets. A wizard with the preposterous name of Dr. Know-It-All.
Fairy tale tropes, or the greatest Dungeons and Dragons campaign ever? Or possibly both. It's a idea I can't see to stop thinking about, so, naturally, I'd thought I'd share it with you. The Voice of Free Planet X theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
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D&D4 is out since last friday (and I played my first session of D&D4 then) Thanks for the great inspiration. Expect D&D4 character writeups for the group you mentioned in the show soon. The link to the Grimm rpg (for the d20 System) is http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/hr02.html
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My friend Selganor brought up the grimm rpg, which is a lot of fun. There are some good play by e-mail fairy tale inspired rpgs out there as well. The Shrek movies play on the fairy tale tropes pretty well, all things considered. :) A fun episode, mr. axelrod!
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