One of my friends was using Adobe PDF make to create a character sheet.

It was a fillable form for 2nd edition with a small twist, as you input stats it autopopulated the associated skills to the right of the stat.

He never was able to finish it and also lost the initial file.

I wanted to know if anyone knew or knows if there is something like this that is fully completed?

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The Burning Arc spell (from Humans of Golorian) would fill a gap in an evoker's spell list. There are a number of second level fire attack spells but most are hard to use effectively or don't scale with level.

From the example it's clear that the Targets line should read

Targets one primary target plus one additional target/3 levels above 3rd level (each of which must be within 15 ft. of the primary target)

my wife and i developed a mix between d6 and pathfinders and are looking for 2 more players in the woodstock georgia area

The Set-Up
Glorious summer vacation! No more school, no more homework! Sweet freedom for two months, and parents still have to work. The looming specter of junior high school still seems distant enough. Bike rides and swimming and comic books and more adventures for the Creepy Crew. You're part of the Creepy Crew, one of its few members. You and your best friends enjoy a lot of things, but you all love monster movies and weird tales.

Of course, you and your friends know all those movies and stories are just make-believe. Well, you used to know that up until the Summer of '72 and old Mr. Dunlap's horrible secrets.

But we're getting ahead of ourselves, aren't we? We've not reached that part of your story yet.

The Creepy Crew is a horror game in the vein of B-movies, pulp paperbacks, Eerie and Creepy, and coming-of-age stories such as Stephen King's Stand By Me or It. It uses the rough-draft rules for a micro-RPG I've written (see the links below). Your characters are all-American kids living in Green Shadows, a quiet Southern town on the Texas side of the Sabine River.

The Details
* Number of Players: up to 4
* The System: The Accordian Files Player's Book. PocketMod Version. Full-Page Version.
* Caveat: Be prepared to embrace genre conventions. Foremost, this means that adults will be little help. Also note that my posting schedule can be erratic. Like the PCs, I'm off for the summer, but eventually I'll have to go back to work. :(

Hey folks!

I recently undertook my first ever edition of Let's Metagame. This week, I reviewed Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Second Edition.

If you're interested, check it out here:



Feedback is appreciated, and I hope you enjoy the format! If you like the vid, you could subscribe to my channel and I'll post some more up regularly. :)

http://www.youtube.com/user/ThatGrumpyScotsman

Ok, so I am planning on running a homebrew D&D Next campaign starting partway through next month and as I have yet to be able to find a resource referencing this I felt it would be prudent to take my question to these forums, so here it is;

I think it can be safely agreed that the amount of gold an adventurer would commonly see and the amount of gold a villager or a noble would commonly see would vary fairly widely, particularly in the case of a villager when compared to an adventurer. So here is my question, what do you think would be a lot of gold to a villager, or a noble? What do you think would represent say a large expense or a years earnings to a non adventurer NPC in a D&D Next based world?

For using an Action Point to recover a “limited resource” does this allow spellcasters to regain spells?

i.e.

A wizard is out of 3rd-level spell slots. But uses an Action Point recovers a third-level spell slot, and then casts another Fireball.

Thanks!

I am organizing a game using Roll20 set in the Witcher setting using the D&D Next playtest rules.

If anyone is interested in joining, either give me a shout here or over at: https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/19...st#post-203538

Also you can check out the Obsidian Portal page over here: http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/witcher-land

I established Spes Magna Games roundabout December 2009. Between then and now, I've written and published almost 20 gaming PDFs, mostly for The Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. On average, I guesstimate I've made about $25 a month from the sale of my PDFs. That's not a lot; I'm in no danger of retiring early, but that's okay. I run Spes Magna Games because I love the hobby.

Those of you who follow my site know that I teach at a small, open-enrollment public charter school in Katy, Texas. I've been there three years. Aristoi Classical Academy strives mightily to offer tuition-free the sort of classical education normally available only in private schools charging several thousand dollars a year per student. As far as I know, we're the only public school in Texas that offers a classical education.

A few years before I started teaching at Aristoi, the previous administration irresponsibly took out way too much debt in the form of bonds. The school's debt situation the year before last was bad enough that the Texas Education Agency could've shut us down. This year we're no longer in danger of being closed because of bad debt. Our current administration has worked heroically, and this year our debt has been reduced by about $1.4 million dollars (approximately half of the overall debt). We did this by cutting some salaries, freezing others, streamlining costs, eliminating overhead, consolidating jobs, et cetera. About a half a million dollars was saved through these efforts.

The state education commission has been so impressed by Aristoi's financial and educational accomplishments that we have been approved to expand our enrollment from 325 to 440 students for the upcoming school. We've also been green-lighted to add a 9th grade class for the 2014-2015 school. To fully meet the needs of our incoming, larger student body, we need more space. Aristoi's school board and administration have a plan to grow the school's facilities.

Part of that plan includes raising $550,000 for construction and purchasing adjacent, undeveloped land.

At Aristoi, we don't teach to a state test. We educate the whole child, mind, body, and spirit, and seek to fill the students' hearts with great tales of heroes such as Jason and Argonauts, Don Quixote, George Washington, Stuart Little, Sherlock Holmes, and Frederick Douglass, to name just a few. I know classical education works better than traditional public education for many students because I've seen the difference it can make in the lives of children, including my own.

I've been a gamer longer than I've been a teacher, and I've also seen the hearts of gamers in action. We gamers know the value of education, the importance of friends, and about the wonders of imagination that can be inspired by great stories. So, here I am, asking for donations. But I'm not forgetting the lesson I learned from First Lieutenant Freehill while I was stationed at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. I'm not asking anyone to do something I'm not willing to do.

Spes Magna Games has donated $50 to Aristoi's indiegogo campaign. I'm asking you to donate one-tenth of that amount just one time. Help us at Aristoi inspire our students to aspire toward lives of heroic virtue.

Thanks for your time and attention.

Sail an airship across the endless blue of the plane of air, or visit the strange clockwork world of Mechanus. Journey to Limbo and give form to the chaos, or dare to venture into the burning wastes of Hell itself. The planes are full of wonder, and of terror.

I run a Planescape game using the Pathfinder rules set. We game in Santa Rosa California, and are looking for a new player to join the group.

It is absolutely a must that anyone joining up is 18 or over, and preferably 21 or over.
We almost always have food and drink available to enjoy while gaming.

While the game may occasionally become combat heavy, the emphasis is much more on story, world exploration, and character development, and I encourage people to really get into their characters, and get creative with what they do while they are in combat.

If interested please post in this thread or PM me.

FAO Mods, I'm posting a sister thread in AD&D2E forum.

Basically my parents visited and brought my old RPG books with them -including my heavily battered AD&D PHB and DMG (Didn't have monster manuals back in Ireland when I was a kid ;)), my 3.X collection (FRCG, OA, BOVD) & V:tM.

I've played a lot more 3.0/3.5 than AD&D but not as much as 4E and again was just wondering - are there any 'standard' or 'almost universally adopted' house rules to make it run smoother/better/faster/harder?

The last campaign I ran I started at level 2 and gave everyone the toughness feat free to avoid the whole 'a cat kills the wizard'.
I also used proto-minions (2hp goons - not 1hp, if you can only do 1hp you didn't deserve to kill it first time around!!!)
I don't have tonnes of splatbooks - the OA and BOVD are more for my own reading, I tend to stick to core classes and the FRCG/FRPG. I do have heroes of battle but have never used it in a game.

So anyone got useful house rules specific to 3.5?

FAO Mods, I'm posting a sister thread in 3.x edition forum.

Basically my parents visited and brought my old RPG books with them -including my heavily battered AD&D PHB and DMG (Didn't have monster manuals back in Ireland when I was a kid ;)), my 3.X collection (FRCG, OA, BOVD) & V:tM.

I have many fond memories of AD&D and was just wondering - are there any 'standard' or 'almost universally adopted' house rules to make it run smoother/better/faster/harder?

The internet didn't exist in rural Ireland in AD&D era so I have no experience of discussing it on t'internet.

Looking for 2 more players to join a gaming group in Roy Utah. We have 3 mature players, and our two other players moved away. The GM, me usually, have been playing and GM’ing since 1977, yea I’m old, lol.
We meet Sundays from 12:30-5:00 pm.
We are presently play rise of the rune lords and the group is third level. We also play some Savage World and a few others on occasions. On the off chance players are sick and we can’t play we do board games.
SO if you’re looking for a game drop me a message!

If we're having a "season of sexism", could we perhaps get rid of the Tynon ads featurning the woman with a belt/bra? They're pretty much the perfect example of everything that's wrong with modern fantasy art.

(And apologies if this is the wrong place to raise something like that - I haven't felt a need to comment on an advert before now.)