Inaki Lind posted a review of the Legends & Labyrinths: Black Book Beta at RPGNet awhile back. Check it out.
Of course, you can also download a PDF copy of the Black Book Beta itself now. That’s over here.
Check This Out – Legends & Labyrinths Review
July 7th, 2013
One Response to “Check This Out – Legends & Labyrinths Review”
Leave a Reply
Acting Resume
ROLEPLAYING GAMES Gamemastery 101
RPG Scenarios
RPG Cheat Sheets
RPG Miscellaneous
Dungeons & Dragons
Ptolus: Shadow of the Spire
Alexandrian Auxiliary
Check These Out
Essays
Other Games
Reviews
Shakespeare Sunday
Thoughts of the Day
Videos
Patrons
Open Game License
Archives
Recent Posts
- Ptolus: Running the Campaign – Home Base Renovations
- In the Shadow of the Spire – Session 41C: I’ll Be Seeing You
- Random D&D Tip – Rolling Treasure in 2024
- Ex-RPGNet Review: The Fantastic Adventure
- Vicious Mockery – Back to the Drawing Board
Recent Comments
- on Node-Based Scenario Design – Part 1: The Plotted Approach
- on Ptolus: Running the Campaign – Home Base Renovations
- on Random D&D Tip – Rolling Treasure in 2024
- on Random D&D Tip – Rolling Treasure in 2024
- on Random D&D Tip – Rolling Treasure in 2024
- on Ex-RPGNet Review: The Fantastic Adventure
- on Music in Roleplaying Games
- on Ex-RPGNet Review: The Fantastic Adventure
- on Vicious Mockery – Back to the Drawing Board
- on Mothership: Thinking About Combat
Copyright © The Alexandrian. All rights reserved.
I’m finding L&L to be a great introduction to the 3.5 rules set. I do agree with the reviewers criticism about the flavor text for races. I also find some of the details like aging rules and henchmen numbers to be pretty advanced. Maybe they belong in appendices? Otherwise, though, it is a great intro to the RPG rules that so many people are still using. (Still have to read the stunt rules).