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Quick word of thanks to Valarian for this effort, and to the community here for helping me get started into FG and specifically this ruleset. I was able to play my first game last night,navigate through the learning curve and enjoy the time with friends and family (knocking Orcs about).
Thanks so much!
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Originally Posted by SOS John
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Originally Posted by Valarian
Awesome going to download it now and thanks to everyone as well! Also congrats to SOS Jon!
Thanks guys! Quick note to indicate that I've had my username changed from SOS John (SOS meaning Silver Oak Studios, which I'm still part of, but not posting here on behalf of) to Ithildin of the West (all respect to the original Ithildin on these forums). :)
Unrelated, is it just me or are the revised ToR books going for CRAZY prices online? I'm seeing the Core book upwards of $300 CAD.
Name change fits Middle Earth! The reason they have sky-rocketed is due to Cubicle 7 not having the license anymore. At the time that was announced a year a go or so, people were buying up the books. Now that Fria Ligan is taking over for TOR Second edition, I would not worry too much on getting all of the previous books. I'm super excited they took TOR over and they can't start talking or announcing specifics until June of this year. How awesome if they could get TOR 2e on FG offically?
It's unlikely that an official version, with library module, would be able to be done. The license sits with Sophisticated Games and, reading between the lines of previous conversations, the license doesn't extend to electronic only products. The publisher, which will be Fria Ligan instead of Cubicle 7, can offer a PDF with a physical product (or of a physical product) but can't offer a PDF product on its own. Releasing an official "game product to enable roleplaying in Middle-earth" might be encroaching too much on other licensees, LOTRO for example.
I'll be doing a conversion of the existing ruleset to second edition once it's available, but I don't think I'll be able to do an official version.
Just wishful thinking on my part. :) Can't wait to see 2nd edition and your conversion to the existing ruleset once that happens!Quote:
Originally Posted by Valarian
Ebberronknight, thanks, I agree it'd be great to have an official version, even though it doesn't look likely. I'll likely keep looking for 'Revised' hardcovers, as I'm not going to an early adopter of an 2e stuff. Maybe later, but for now I've so much awesome 'Revised' to work through. :)
New puzzler for anyone willing to bend their mind to it.
Goal: to pre-place NPC tokens on a map, and have them appear when added through the Combat Tracker. Easy right?
You can see some odd stuff in the attached image:
1) From the Encounter window, Orc Soldier(s) and Warg(s) have been added to the map. You can see that there are check-marks indicating placement.
2) After adding the Encounter to the Combat Tracker (using the little down-arrow at bottom of Encounter window) the NPCs populate, but are not visible on map even though visibility is set to 'visible' in the Combat Tracker
3) The Chat Window gives an error indicating 'Unable to create NPC record(nameofNPC)'.
I have Loremastered one game, and at the end of that game I exported content as a Module, replacing the original (Development Campaign) module to continue working on the next adventure. <---this is the only recent change, and may not be relevant, but I thought to mention it.
Any suggestions towards my goal are welcome. :)
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I've not touched the maps and token processing. It's base CoreRPG functionality. I've found that you need to add tokens to the desktop before you can add to a map, or add directly from the combat tracker. The token behaviour is on the "to be looked at" list.