Online?

[Vhal]

I've had my eyes locked on RoS for some time, only problem is that I know absolutly no one near where I live that A)plays that kind of game B)knows of RoS and would be interested in trying it. So basicaly, I'm left with one option: online play, where I know alot of people that want to try it.

With D&D 3rd Ed it's possible to have a fun game using mIRC/dice roller script... with some exceptions, such as shadow magic and some prestige classes. I'm wondering if it's possible to play a game of Riddle of Steel online? If so, what kind of limitations might I encounter? Any game breakers?

Thanks.

[Lance D. Allen]

Hi there,

I've actually given some thought to running an online game of TRoS using OpenRPG (www.openrpg.com) but haven't found many players able to commit the time to it. E-mail me at JeriolKeayn@aol.com, and we can talk further.

[Mike Holmes]

Come on over to Indie Net Gaming:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/indie-netgaming

Mike

[Lance D. Allen]

::frowns:: I used to be a member of that, but I've not received anything in my mail in forever... I don't know why, but it looks like I was removed.

::sighs::

[Bob McNamee]

We're still there!
We still game on Mondays, and other nights on occassion