Terra the Tomekeeper

Well... I've already completed the races, and I thought about adding ponies to the game once before. (They just wouldn't fit in with the game world.) I've also got a lot of the basic stuff down, so most of what you said is already in the game. I haven't been writing lately, so there isn't much in the rulebook yet. It'll probably stop for a while, after today. (Monster Hunter Tri Ultimate comes out tomorrow! ) But I'll make sure to add to it over time.

All these desserts sound so tasty... I wish I wasn't so hungry. I just made two of the tastiest peanut butter pies I've made. One was topped with cream cheese frosting and crushed up Nutter Butter cookies.

I realized I didn't give any details at all, and I feel really stupid for doing that now. (I was also super tired. Sorry! ) But, no. It's not being programmed. Everything's being written with Pages, which is similar to Microsoft Word. The idea is that it can be played in person or over the internet, using video chat software. The game won't change, no matter how you choose to play. You'd keep your character sheet, and maps, while roleplaying and fighting monsters. I'm thinking that it might not work, but I'm having a blast writing the handbook anyway. I've got a friend who also agreed to draw some stuff, but if anypony would like to help me I'd gladly add you in the credits section. (As if that's good enough incentive... heh.) Right now I don't have much, but I'll create a short list of what there is currently. The races are: Human, Machina, Erunda, Drog and Avis. Humans are decent at all jobs, but they lack the ability to master anything. Their upside is that they have a higher will than the other races, and can stand one mortally wounding attack before needing rest. Machina are a sentient machine race, and are sturdier than the others. High defense and HP can be recovered by expending extra energy. Erunda are the sea beast race, so they're the best swimmers. They have one big horn and a lion-like mane. The Machina and Erunda are the only two that can't use magic, but they're the strongest. Drog are basically metal dwarf golems that use magic, and they've created the game world. Avis are cutthroat and intelligent, master assassins and engineers. I haven't done much else yet, so I can't really go on about anything else. (I'm writing the rulebook currently.)

I'm giving my vote to smoothies, especially with yogurt. The best are the strawberry smoothies from Panera Bread. They just can't be beat.

If this is the wrong place for this, please let me know. I wasn't sure where exactly to put this, so... Anyway, this is about an old game I created a long time ago. It was a simple game, with dungeons, towns and a small overworld. Lately I've been trying to think of a way to bring it back, but with some major changes. I don't expact anyone to help designing it, but I'd like to have some tips or pointers on designing a few aspects of the game. The changes I've planned to do were make it more of a MMO-style P&P RPG, with massive cities, towns, NPCs and wandering monsters. I've thought of having semi-random encounters, with monsters showing up near a group of players. Instead of having a board, players would have their own maps of the different areas. Sparing the rest of the boring details, I've had a hard time coming up with the basic rules and gameplay mechanics. If anyone is willing to help me out with just a few parts, I'd be very grateful. (And making it less of a time-sink than an actual MMO seems very challenging.) Thank you, and sorry for making this sound silly.

That sounds terrible. I once saw a brown recluse, just hanging on the bathroom door, many years back. It was HUGE. It didn't move, but I hauled ass out of there as fast as I could go. Spiders, man... T_T And heights. They paralyze me with fear.

I just recently bought that game. I've been playing it as much as possible, with my brothers. I'm hooked! It's great fun, but usually ends with everyone dead. It easilys ranks as my favourite board game. Now I just need to find a place that sells the expansion pack...

The hardest Zelda temple? I'd give that to the Great Palace, in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. I'd say it ranks above the Great Bay Temple, and that was also very difficult. Never could beat the Thunderbird.

I can't wait for New Leaf either! Especially with town ordinance, I'll have a Town That Never Sleeps! It makes shops stay open later. I think they close around 2AM. But for now, does anyone here play City Folk? I just got my friend code, and I'd enjoy playing with others. (2967-7440-0040)

@, Would you be interested in exchanging friend codes? I just rebuilt my town, and I'm back to nothing again. I just have to work for Tom Nook again. (That slave driver!)

I love Animal Crossing! Fishing, bug catching and eating fruit is what I enjoy. I recently picked up playing City Folk again, but I have nobody to play with. Would anyone be interested in playing together? I can give you guys my friend code.

@@SUPERFOX5, I have to agree. Whenever I hear my voice coming through speakers, I just want to erase all traces of it. My voice drives me insane. http://mlpforums.com/public/style_emoticons/default/dry.png