All the Adventures | Renga in Blue
Wherein I play and blog about every adventure game ever made in (nearly) chronological order. These are sorted (mostly) in the order I played the games. I think they’re all worth reading! How….
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(Continued from my previous posts on Cornucopia.) The infamous “addendum rules” book from 1985, and yes, this is going to come up today. Via Chamblin Bookmine, which amusingly dates it as 2017 (the number in …
(My previous posts about Cornucopia are needed to understand this one.) 1979 printing, via eBay. “Roll the dice to see if I’m getting drunk!” So the Dungeons & Dragons references got even stronger since last …
(Continued from my previous posts, which you definitely need for context before reading this one.) The spellcasting in Cornucopia, as Matt W. has pointed out, is “Vancian”, following roughly the same model as Dungeons & …