Dragon Age: Origins
Game » consists of 20 releases. Released Nov 03, 2009
Dragon Age: Origins is an epic fantasy role-playing game featuring a rich story, personality-driven characters, and tactical, bloody combat. It is considered a spiritual successor to the Baldur's Gate series.
Dragon Age: No DRM, Coming To Your Tabletop
I could see doing some P&P stuff with my brother, and his troop of role-playing friends, but he's more into running campaigns in his own campaign setting.
As for the game going sans-DRM, that's always a move I like to see, but I also hope it doesn't bite them in the ass. I'm actually surprised EA is letting them cut the DRM in the first place. As skeptical as I am about Dragon Age actually being good, I'm pretty sure it'll be one of those increasingly rare day 1 purchases for me.
I wouldn't mind taking a look at the Pen and Paper game but in all likely hood I'll read through all the rules and crap and NOT find a group here. Ever.
That's pretty much what happened when I looked into playing D&D. Read the rules. And then... Nothing. No biggy.
Can't wait for Dragon Age though.
Green Ronin, huh...alright. I guess if you can't do TSR or White-Wolf, Ronin's the way to go. Makes me long for the days when my friends and I actually had time to play tabletop games.
When Dragon Age: Origins was first unveiled to the public I knew I would buy it, and now that I know it won't have any retarded DRM it makes me want to buy it even more. Two copies please!!!
Oh...uh... and the pen & paper really isn't my thing. I think I'll stick with the video game.
Pen and paper, huh? Makes me even more curious about their system, now. Assuming it's really, actually different than DnD and not some sort of port.
I'm absolutely going to buy the Pen and Paper Dragon Age book. I'm not sure I'll actually play it, but no doubt it will open up the setting and world of Dragon Age (Thedas). NPC's, locations, histories, and it may shed some light on the bestiary of the setting as well.
And the no-DRM thing? Well, I was a planning to be a first day purchaser for this game long ago, so it doesn't really matter to me. It will be nice to not have SecuRom or an online authentication process though. I'll probably buy two honestly...one for me on PC, and one for my wife on 360 (or PS3).
So there's going to be a tabletop game based on a video game that's a quasi-sequel of another game based on a tabletop game.
... What?
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