Comments | hotfoot_jackson: All for one! And every man for himself!

hotfoot_jackson

All for one! And every man for himself!

Feb 12, 2014 18:24

And thank you Blackadder series 1 episode 6 "The Black Seal ( Read more... )

rpgs, paul kidd, lace & steel

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Lace & Steel knightbane February 12 2014, 20:20:47 UTC

Damn, I'm sorry I bypassed the game now. Seems like a fun little system to run.

Re: Lace & Steel hotfoot_jackson February 13 2014, 09:19:13 UTC

You can take a look at it on Scribd here- http://www.scribd.com/doc/127671350/Lace-And-Steel-pdf

Wayne's Books is also selling a copy- http://www.waynesbooks.net/?page=shop/flypage&product_id=376808&keyword=Kidd,+Paul&searchby=author&offset=0&fs=1

Re: Lace & Steel knightbane February 13 2014, 09:52:28 UTC

Yikes! That's a tad pricey for me.

Looks like it's the pdf version I'll have to tend with.

jkahane February 12 2014, 22:04:15 UTC

I have great memories of that game, and loved it. Had a lot of fun with L & S.

hotfoot_jackson February 13 2014, 09:25:03 UTC

I'd already been a big fan of Donna's work from the "Dreamery" comic and the later Stinz books, so when I was discovering anthropomorphics and found that Paul Kidd had done a game illustrated by her I had to try and get it. Think it was at Esdevium Games in Aldershot I picked it up (before Esdevium became the UK games distributor and ran one of the best little RPG shops in the country). Was still a lucky find though, it had sat on their shelves for ages because it just didn't appeal to the regular gamers there.

jkahane February 13 2014, 13:30:45 UTC

Ooh, the Dreamery comic! I remember thaat. I think that's what first got me into Lace & Steel, as I loved Donna's work there.

My copies of L & S are both in storage (I have the boxed set, and the revised paperback edition of the game). Haven't looked at them in ages.