Yeah, probably my single favorite source book of any RPG, not having had
the nostalgia for Spinward Marches (though of course, I very much enjoy
the refs section).
- Sent from my SM-N900T
Path of Tears is an incredible wealth of information. That one book has
more useful adventure information than the previous 15 years worth of
publishing put together.
UPP's are ... Well they're pretty useless, reducing an entire planet to a
short string of numbers is a disservice to everything that's going on down
there.
Derek Stanley
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On Mar 6, 2014, at 7:50, <> wrote:
---In , <dcndcn13@...> wrote :
So throw stimuli my way and we'll see what happens. I just saw a post from
Frank on some wargame bulletin board from five days ago saying, "writing
TNE was a joy." A lot of work, but the kind of work that is simultaneously
a joy, at least in retrospect.
Dave
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A decade or so later it's still a joy reading the various books. I pull
one of them out at random (usually Path of Tears or Aliens of the Rim) and
just give them a good read now and then.
Matt
the nostalgia for Spinward Marches (though of course, I very much enjoy
the refs section).
- Sent from my SM-N900T
Path of Tears is an incredible wealth of information. That one book has
more useful adventure information than the previous 15 years worth of
publishing put together.
UPP's are ... Well they're pretty useless, reducing an entire planet to a
short string of numbers is a disservice to everything that's going on down
there.
Derek Stanley
Sent from my iPhone...
On Mar 6, 2014, at 7:50, <> wrote:
---In , <dcndcn13@...> wrote :
So throw stimuli my way and we'll see what happens. I just saw a post from
Frank on some wargame bulletin board from five days ago saying, "writing
TNE was a joy." A lot of work, but the kind of work that is simultaneously
a joy, at least in retrospect.
Dave
=======================
A decade or so later it's still a joy reading the various books. I pull
one of them out at random (usually Path of Tears or Aliens of the Rim) and
just give them a good read now and then.
Matt