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If you are not familiar with the card game Adventurer, you should be. Its very simple to play, and is like running through the module Ravenloft, in a way (that is, the point of the current "Castle Deck" is to hunt down and stake Count Lodrac.) Each player has their own unique hero, some designed...

As one of the designers, I could say all kinds of things, but I won't. I will, instead, just say something stupid: I'll play whatever is fun. C&C, like any game, can be fun. Does it depend on who is playing it, and how? Likely, just as other games can get boring if you're having a bad string...

I abandoned WotC when they announced the release of 3.5. 4th edition would have to be a complete reversal in design philosophy for me to even bother with picking it up.

Seeing as I have not gamed for almost 3 years, I have to select option the last, as I will be going something like 2500 miles to GenCon.... Yay for teleportation!

I'm bringing a bag for emesis. I can't wait to fill it up.

Now that is good news, Gary. Veyr happy that the mini-con went over so well. At some point in your gaming lifetime, have you fleshed out, played through, or otherwise used each of the 1001 adventures in Volume I of Castle Zagyg?

To me, there is no justification for that kind of price-tag. Supply and demand dictate cost. With a pdf, supply is ready, and infinite. Demand is not so much, but... overhead is very little. Hence-- profit on every pdf. Do they really need to make (guessing here) 50,000% profit? I'm not...

Anti-hotlinking is a means to prevent hotlinking, obviously. So, what then is hotlinking: Bandwidth theft or "hotlinking" is direct linking to a website's files (images, video, etc.). An example would be using an <IMG> tag to display a JPEG image you found on someone else's web page so it will...

While the content is still funny, I'd much prefer that it stay in B&W, as the whole point is its life through their eyes. It made it rather ironic and more humorous to think a Goblin sees everything, even himself, in B&W.

No, actually, that's part of it, because some DMs, when they are bored, will start to wonder about the rules, and whether they need the or if they work as they want them to work, or, if the next campaign will need to have something modified to suit its "flavor." I know every game I play has...

The DM killed my first PC, by reaching over the table, grabbing my character sheet, and ripping it up, because he had wanted to send me into a chamber of death, but I turned left, when I should've gone right. Apparently he wasn't aware of the fact that he drew the maps, and could've tranposed...

Absolutely, if its fun, and those playing are enjoying it. Do I have to get the whips? I like the whips.

Yes. Heheh. Too funny. See, in my game, when I say "this is is the way it works in this campaign" that is how it works. The rulebooks don't tell me, and they don't tell the players. I do. The moment I buy the book, I own it, and I can change whatever I like about it, for the enjoyment of...

I went further than you, but, I ignored the rules. I opened all the books I had (and some of them are just for PrCs, mind you) and gave one character "maximum" (yeah yeah, there is no such thing, but for this, I assumed 10 levels, unless otherwise specified by the charts, so a 5-level PrC was...

Partial Incorporeality (Ex): Half the creature exists in the real world, and half of it exists in the elsewhere, rendering the creature to appear to be one-sided, or to be missing vital parts. Due to this, the creature has a 50% miss chance, and is considered invisible, even when it is not. Only...