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Fair enough. I guess we are just thinking along different horror lines. I'm thinking more slasher flick, you prefer the psychological ones more. Just out of curiosity, is it going to be retard with knife or dead serial killer coming after you in your dreams more often? I'm thinking slasher flick fr...

If I have the players roll up cheerleaders and babysitters, though, they'll almost always have to roll up new ones. Here, they have a moderate chance of survival. Plus I think back to the X-Files, Silence of the Lambs, etc. They had the training to deal with situations, but they were still spooked a...

That is a good point. It's good in that you get infinite time to respond, but bad in that you get infinite time to respond. But now I have images of an online D&D adventure, being played over a period of years by guys who are actually out adventuring, who post when they get back or whatever. Any...

Yeah, nobody wants to DM...and I don't blame 'em. It's a very nervewracking experience.

This is the Gaming Den, but does anyone have any actual games, preferably online? I'm jonesing for some D&D, and our local group, well...we're very slow in doing anything.

Anyone wanna help a Kryptonian out?

Oooh, I'll have to investigate what "After Sundown" is, thank you.

Now, I'm really inept at any kind of "system", and having to do math regarding people's hitpoints and all that would be ridiculous, not to mention the intent behind this game is more mystery solving than action packed. I mean, maybe your D&D character can go up against big uglies with ...

So, ok, have you ever seen any standard horror film? Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Halloween, Phantasm, Exorcist, whatever. How about something less campy, like Silence of the Lambs? (Not to imply that Exorcist, Halloween or the first Phantasm were campy). Picture you guys are FBI Agents...