How To Install Hindi Font In Openoffice. This may be a tough one, or maybe not if you bought some FFE products during the D20 glut of games. I bought my FFE products as part of an eBay package deal at like 3 bucks on the book - so the stinkers stank less due to the cheap buy in. No, my all time winner of 'Worst RPG Product I Ever Bought' is also the only one I ever returned and demanded a cash refund on - Monster Coliseum for Avalon Hill's RuneQuest 3 game.

Oh my fucking God - this turd was expensive back in 85/86, when all my income came from a $8 a day off the books job. What can I say? I was 18 and in college;) The great thing is, I got my money back (although it may have been store credit) and I saw that box remain on the store's shelves until it moved locations a few years later. I don't recall what I was hoping to find when I opened the box, but it obviously wasn't what I expected.

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There was nothing to use in it for my novice RQ3 campaign. So, what's your worst RPG purchase? Worse buy I ever had was a small press game named Maruader 21XX (the XX is because I can't remember the actual year on it). It was an anime inspired RPG, some appleseed, bubblegum crisis and the like kind of stuff. System was just really bland. The big kick in the ass was it talked about these twisted creatures that the world was fighting against.

Can't remember the name of them. But it was made very clear that they were meant to be the main adversary in the game. No stats were given for them. Instead all the information needed was going to be in the first sourcebook for the game.

Which never materialized that I know of. I understand that it didn't work for you, but I think it might have been a disconnect between what the product was and what it might have appeared to be.

Undermountain was campaign setting material explaining what Undermountain was, what lives there (big picture), and how it continues to function, as well as how it affects Waterdeep above it. It wasn't really a traditional mega-dungeon in the sense that it was meant to be tackled and beaten. Whatever was in those detailed rooms might not be there next week, but something would be, because Halaster would repopulate it. Knowing that Ed Greenwood wrote it, I guess I already had it in my mind to look at the material as setting background and not a full on adventure. Even something like Halls of the High King read more like a post-Avatar Crisis sourcebook to the Moonshaes than just a straight up adventure. Avalon Hill's 'Lords of Creation' -- supposedly a genre-hopping, multiverse-spanning epic campaign, but with only the most rudimentary background as to how one is hopping universes, and what one is hoping to accomplish.