A couple years back I had burned a bunch of songs of varying flavors for my own campaign (combat, defeat, travelling, high seas, blizzard, strange magic, etc). Took me a while to compile. Pity this wasn't available back then; would've saved me a lot of time and headache (particularly since I'm not all that musically inclined).
I love it when an article really makes me think. This is a treasure for anyone who wants to enhance their musical presence within a game. I'm going to have to kick this around in my head for awhile and see if I can come up with any more to add to the list.
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Bringing this back to light for the new members. Winner of my patented "Smashing Sub of the Day" award. Have an HoH!
If I could get anyone in my group to sit down and try to figure that out as opposed to just bashing through it...
As a GM one always has to keep in mind some logical reasons for a "dungeon" existing, as well as working out some sane reasons why it is populated by monsters, traps, puzzles, etc...
This intro is as good as any, when it comes to that.
Will comment further as soon as I make some sense and semblance of all the math :)
The challenge is to get the PCs to interact with the puzzle as part of the game world and not just as disembodied problem. Yep, theres the rub!
Nice job! Some interesting puzzles to consider either as you have them laid out or on their own.
Hell to the yes, I have fansubs! I really ought to just write a whole series of stories about these guys. The only problem is the sheer amount of cussing.
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Excellent sub, (the youtube links are a nice touch!) This is a excellent resource for players of Bardic characters and/or GM's who want to add a touch of music to the taverns and inns without breaking with the genere (A few of these are perfect for Serenity & wild west games others for fantasy)
Great stuff!
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