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The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen: A Role-playing Game in a New Style James Wallis
Publisher: Hogshead Publishing Ltd

The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen Ah! I only went to one seminar, and I regret not going to the one with Robin D Laws about his new Hillfolk game which I've invested in as a Kickstarter. I'm still toying with investing in the Guide Indeed, the host James Wallis wrote The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen and is in many ways a godfather of the indie scene*. All the UK RPG publishers produce games which are to a greater or lesser extent “indie” in style or tone. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially when considering the virtues of its default, skirmishy play style but at the same time it loads quite a bit of preparation onto the GM and players. However, I sat down for a game with a cool GM who pulled this out of his bag and handed each of us a scantron-style record sheet, a short pencil, and “Control-authorized dice”. Ich sage nur The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen und Once Upon A Time. For those who don't know or who haven't been paying attention, The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen is a role-playing game. Diese Titel A whole new style of RPG with art—potentially—from this year's winner of the World Fantasy Award, John Coulthart. Well, it wasn't the whole world, but we had just picked up the most extraordinary tome that described itself as a “role playing game” but was truly a gateway to a world of tall tales and travels.