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Jafazo wrote:Q - Do you think a Modular System of House Rules would be an advantage for us as HQ players?
A - I do think a modular system would be beneficial but I feel the forum would better benefit from numerous House Rule Modules. When I say House Rule Modules I'm thinking, versions, so correct me if I'm wrong. Someplace on the forum you could present various modules starting with a Standard Module which could contain inclusions to the game without modification of its original rules (Keeping the game as untainted as possible). Other modules could support their own special design with each module explaining that version's changes....
Jafazo wrote:Hero Quest, Childrens version - Supportive elements for a more simplified version of Hero Quest suitable for interested children of a much younger age. I got the idea for this when I noticed my kids huddling around to watch me play Hero Quest. They became engrossed and watched silently so I got an urge to include them in on the fun. I started by asking them what they thought I should do and eventually developed a game they could participate in. I had so much fun including my kids in on this version and as they grow older, they follow me to the original Hero Quest Module.
Hero Quest, Childrens version - Supportive elements for a more simplified version of Hero Quest suitable for interested children of a much younger age. I got the idea for this when I noticed my kids huddling around to watch me play Hero Quest. They became engrossed and watched silently so I got an urge to include them in on the fun. I started by asking them what they thought I should do and eventually developed a game they could participate in. I had so much fun including my kids in on this version and as they grow older, they follow me to the original Hero Quest Module.
Daedalus wrote:I'm sure you can find many more forum member houserule sets at various levels of completion there.
We all have our moments and make sure it doesn't become habitual, that's when the real problems start.knightkrawler wrote:I'm so fraggled up lazy.
Anderas wrote:Hero Quest, Childrens version - Supportive elements for a more simplified version of Hero Quest suitable for interested children of a much younger age. I got the idea for this when I noticed my kids huddling around to watch me play Hero Quest. They became engrossed and watched silently so I got an urge to include them in on the fun. I started by asking them what they thought I should do and eventually developed a game they could participate in. I had so much fun including my kids in on this version and as they grow older, they follow me to the original Hero Quest Module.
As my kid is 22 months, i would be most interested in the kid's version, too.
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