Temple of Elemental Evil (http://pc.ign.com/articles/403/403446p1.html)

*yawn*

*SPOILER*

two evil hydrogen elementals and one evil oxygen elemental yields a greater evil water elemental

Looks promising, but after playing Morrowind, I'm ruined. I HATE the top down view of all other RPGs. Gimme that first-person perspective!

Okay, maybe that won't work when you are controlling a full party of 8, but ....

Hmmm.

Nevermind.

Heh, did anyone catch a little while back when EBGames.com had it listed as the Temple of Environmental Evil? Now THERE'S an idea!

I'm anxiously awaiting this one actually, I love me some party-based, TB-RPG goodness. Especially after the atrocity that was the remaking of Pool of Radiance.


P.S. This is NOWHERE near the greatness of the announcement of Pirates 2 though. :)

I had so much fun as a young gamer playing this campaign (which leads to the slaver series, which leads to the giant series, which leads to the dark elf series, which finally leads to Loth herself). It was the best campaign I ever played in (not so much the story line, but what the DM did with it).

I'll be picking this up just for the memories.

Friz's news was supposed to be better than Bucc...err, Ardynwhomever's news.

Originally posted by sachmo71
Friz's news was supposed to be better than Bucc...err, Ardynwhomever's news.

I couldn't fit Bucarrdynawatchimacalit into the subject line

I'm looking forward to this one. Troika is also doing a Vampire: the Masquerade game, and I liked the one game in that world that has been done. I like the World of Darkness. D&D, World of Darkness, and Earthdawn/Shadowrun seem to be the three gaming systems that I keep coming back to.

Bring on a real turn based RPG...:)

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Originally posted by Shorty3281
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I fixed this for you.

I am definitely looking forward to this one. Top, turn-based madness. Just like Pools of Radiance of old! Heard it was due out in June 2003? Can that be? Next month? I doub it. More likely to be Christmas time, I reckon.

Ok. The article says September 2003. I still think Christmas.

This game sounds sweet.