White Lies

oh... I missed that! thanks, I'll update soon!

Updated, with comprehensive bookmarks!

Thanks!

yep! waiting on proofs

I have several in various stages of development. Publishing a module is so much more effort than people think!

Thanks Bill - looking forward to it. Even if you port over some of the Covert Ops modules, that would be a great start!

Sorry to hear you feel that way, but I understand some people really enjoyed the White Box version. I put a lot of work in the second and third editions and despite stepping back from the White Box license, the game is fundamentally similar at the table. I did include all the 1st edition content as a zip file in this edition, due to its past popularity. Thank you for supporting the original edition at least!

U might check ebay I got my original print copy there or if u want pdf they are sites that have it but don't think their legal won't mention the namess just look it up on google

Done!

Out now!

I hope you're happy with the current edition, and thank you for your comments on the silhouette art. I did that myself and was always self-conscious about it, saw all my own flaws. I'm no artist, so for 3rd edition I got rid of all the A.I. stuff.

I agree. I was interested until I saw the AI art.

(But the game is very cool... but I agree, the graphics of the older version was much more better.)

well it's gone now. 3rd edition has new content, some streamlines, and some tweaks... but is mostly the same game as 2nd. No more AI

Thank you for the feedback! There are others who share your opinion. As I've said to others, I was completely unaware the first edition art was well-received. I did it myself, with little talent and no artistic training, and was actually a little self-conscious of it. I appreciate that you liked it better, and if I would have known many like it I wouldn't have considered the art I chose for 2nd edition. The mechanics of this edition, I think, are worth it! Especially the level advancement tables, my favorite part of the system!

"The mechanics of this edition, I think, are worth it!"
-- Definitely! :)

Perhaps it would be okay for me to add it to the downloads of this edition... I'll consider that. I'm surprise anyone would want the first edition over the second, I honestly find it much more fun at the table! If I may ask, what is the reason for your preference?

I for one appreciated how I could equip each of my players with a copy of the rulebook for the same price as just one of the second edition. My players are pretty much exclusively analog, so this was critical. I still haven't picked up the new book physically due to this.

My players appreciated how intuitive and familiar the ruleset was as well. This is the main reason they were willing to try something other than 5th edition! This was actually the only game I was able to convince them to play that isn't 5th edition DnD. The small, concise nature of the first edition really appealed to them, I think.

it's correct, David H. The infiltrator is a poser. Able to convince others he/she is who he/she isn't. This is accomplished through being a jack of all trades, being capable with most things, but behind the scenes he/she is a total poser, acting the part only. The startup boost is a special ability to help the infiltrator pull off a convincing role, but the development rate of the agent's stamina is more in line with the sneaky rogue he/she is.