hackmaster造句

• HackMaster scenario created by " Weird Pete ".
• It was parodied in the HackMaster " Hacklopedia of Beasts ", published by Kenzer & Company.
• A lawsuit was settled out of court, and K & C started producing " HackMaster " afterwards.
• Completely original works for " Hackmaster " are not subject to this restriction imposed by Wizards of the Coast.
• More recently his art will be featured on the covers of the new HackMaster edition and issue # 8 of " Fight On !"
• In 4th edition, the official setting of Hackmaster was Garweeze Wurld, a giant continent on the planet Aldrazar based on the notes of Jolly Blackburn.
• However, as a nod to the version from the comic, the first edition of " Hackmaster " was published as the 4th Edition.
• These books were somewhat optional as creature statistics from the 1st and 2nd edition versions of AD & D were compatible with " Hackmaster ".
• Kenzerco later released the " Hackmaster Field Manual ", which contained the more popular " Hackmaster " creatures in a single volume.
• Kenzerco later released the " Hackmaster Field Manual ", which contained the more popular " Hackmaster " creatures in a single volume.
• The " HackMaster " adventure module " Little Keep on the Borderlands " features owlbears as enemies and an owlbear on the cover.
• In 2005, Kenzer and Company published a " HackMaster " module based on the adventure named " Porpher's Enchanted Garden ".
• The owlbears appears in the " HackMaster 4th edition Hacklopedia of Beasts Volume VI " and the " HackMaster 5th edition Hacklopedia of Beasts ".
• The owlbears appears in the " HackMaster 4th edition Hacklopedia of Beasts Volume VI " and the " HackMaster 5th edition Hacklopedia of Beasts ".
• Diana : Warrior Princess explodes all successes, and Hackmaster uses a variant called " dice penetration " by which 1 is subtracted from the total of the rerolled dice.
• Since its release in 2001, " HackMaster " has evolved into a full-fledged role-playing game, spawning over forty add-ons, supplements and game aids.
• Two fictional groups that are frequently referenced in stories are the "'Hackmaster Association "'for gamemasters ( HMA ) and "'Hackmaster Players'Association "'for players ( HMPA ).
• Two fictional groups that are frequently referenced in stories are the "'Hackmaster Association "'for gamemasters ( HMA ) and "'Hackmaster Players'Association "'for players ( HMPA ).
• They are known for the " Kingdoms of Kalamar " campaign setting and for their own " HackMaster " and " Aces & Eights : Shattered Frontier " role-playing games ( RPGs ).
• He held the acting, dialogue, and " gaudily painted set " of " Hackmaster Command " in especially low regard and was prepared to initiate legal action against the producers until his name was removed from the credits.