I promise, I'm not repeatedly dying and rerolling, I just totally space on writing here, hence the nickname I suppose. Anyways, I am pretty tired at the moment but I had to get in here and post real quick before i forget. If you haven't already, go check out Dungeons and Dragons: Heroes of Neverwinter on Facebook. That's right, I am violently opposed to Facebook time-waster games, but this one stands out, and does a great job selling a simplified D&D flavor to newbies, brand new players, and veterans alike. You can choose from prebuilt characters or customize one, complete with stat point assignment, then take your character on adventures with the hired help of your friend's heroes. Each adventure is comprised of a bunch of mini-encounters, including combat, traps, and of course, good ol' slow D&D levelling. After three beginner adventures, I hit level 2 and am 100 points in to the 2500 I need to reach level 3. There's a neat random loot system, an intuitive user interface for spells and abilities that appear from characters and targets as radial menus, and it's all turn-based, based on initiative scores. The maps are cutely detailed grids, and the sprite graphics are nice and moderately custom. All in all, it's worth at least a quick peek.
Hope y'all have as much fun as I have!
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Sin City... AKA Las Vegas, the town that I used to live in. Dispatch... an official report. Put them together and you have the Sin City Dispatch! If you are looking for Cam Girls, soldiers of fortune, or truck dispatchers then prepare yourself to be disappointed! BUT if you are interested in reading about miniature and board gaming in my corner of the net... then by all means, read on!
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Question is does this mean you're ready to roll up a character for the table top? Itching to run it when you two are ready!
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