4/27/2009 - Dndorks Interviews Felicia Day, Part 2

Ok, here's an update for those that care.  My group played Mouse Guard again, and once again, everybody had a good time, even those who hadn't expected to when things started.  I still didn't quite hit the character's Beliefs, Instincts,  Traits and Goals like I should have, but there were a couple extra hits on Traits from the players' side, earning a few extra checks at the end.  Nobody's opinion seemed to change on the conflict rules, though.  It's not that those that

This last weekend I played session of Mouse Guard with my Saturday group.  Mouse Guard is based on the comic by the same name, and it's about mice with medieval-level technology struggling to survive the seasons, the weather, the wilderness, wild animals and each other.  I feared the game wouldn't go very well, as our group has varied tastes regarding subject matter, playstyle and just plain quirky preferences.  But I ran it... fumbled through it really, and yet it was well reciev

The other day I was looking at the print-out of my 4e Warlord, in particular the "power cards", and I thought to myself that back in the day, these powers would be pretty awesome.  They'd excite me.  I'd be eager to get in there and put them to use.  I'd sit in the floor of my friend's (large) bedroom with the windows open on a balmy summer day, with a bag of Doritos and a can of Mountain Dew, and we'd laugh and joke and have crazy fantasy adventures.  AD&D2 and

Felicia Day So I was inspired by this next 3 comics by the fact that a few weeks ago when I showed up to my Saturday D&D game, I got a tweet on my phone and it was Felicia Day posting that she was going to her 4e D&D game, she plays a wizard. I was amazed that she was playing 4e D&D at the same time that I was playing D&D.  And I was envious because my group has 2 modules left of our 3.5 campaign before we fully switch over to 4e. Gah! So anyways, this comic was start