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Sweet. I love small cavaliers, they're suprisingly badass.

htj wrote:Sweet. I love small cavaliers, they're suprisingly badass.

A halfling Cavalier riding a mount that auto has combat training and a trip attack as part of its normal attack. And a lance that can do 5d6 dmg on a charge if he crits, 2d6 if otherwise while charging...

yeah he's pretty nasty for a level 1 halfling

cthulhu

Next i'll be GMing HARP. Never run this system before, it's inbetween Rolemaster and 3rd ed D&D. Picks out the best of both, so should be good.

I've been getting plenty of D&D Encounters in. I hate the "Essentials only" requirement, but otherwise it's a fun weekly game to have going on.

Other than that a focus on skirmish scale tabletop games more than RPGs...I find that RPGs with friends become harder and harder to consistently play once everyone gets married and have kids. Setting aside each Friday for rolling dice was infinitely easier 10 years ago, haha.

Currently finishing up character packets for my new Call of Cthluhu campaign and working on my next Shadowrun campaign. A friend is getting together a Dark Heresy game to alternate with the CoC game. Used to play some others, but in the middle of a divorce and the ex got half the gaming nights...

Skriker