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We're also using a houseruled action point system to recharge powers, among other things. IMO the core AP system is a bit too powerful and infrequent. We wanted something that you could use more frequently but didn't pack quite a much punch as an extra standard action per round. Players start...

Enjoying your writeups Flynn. How is the magic system working out in your game? I'm thinking of picking up Shaintar to see how SW handles D&D-like high magic. Do you think the core book has enough to convert most of the spells and powers for all the NPCs in a typical D&D adventure? Also...

I think it came out at Gen Con 2007.

A softcover is available here

1. Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3.0--beautiful lavishly produced book brimming with ideas and hooks, the only WOTC book I paid full retail for, and worth every penny. 2. Game of Thrones Deluxe--gritty low magic d20 (with 3ed BESM rules to boot) with everything you need to run a Westeros...

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I have both books and I agree with the consensus that they are very different supplements. One is a variant player's handbook and the other just adds a ton of options to the existing 3.5 PHB. If you don't mind me using a dramatic analogy, AE is like a Stanley Kubrick film, brilliant and...

Why Enworld? 1. Where else can I find a five page "first impression" thread about a book that hasn't even made it into my LGS yet? 2. There are some prolific posters here whose opinion I value highly. Their reviews or comments about a certain product will usually sell it for me. 3. It's...

For my Battlelore minis I've had good luck with dipping the warped ones in hot water for a few seconds to soften them up, take them out to straighten, then dipping immediately in cold water to harden the new shape. Works like a charm.

I'm curious if anyone have successfully used the spell recharge rules from UA, on pg 157. It seems a bit more "realistic" vs fire and forget but would make spell casters a bit more powerful in a campaign. However, if I were to use it, I would probably limit magical healing and increase encounter...

Have you thought about giving your PCs some action points? [possible threadcap question] Are there any significant changes in Shackled City hardcover vs Shackled City in Dungeon?

http://64.17.155.164/gr_files/blue_rose_frog_princess.pdf Uses Blue Rose rules but should convert easily to True20.

Like a nice juicy brisket, I'm going to let this Saga edition cook for a while before checking back on it in early 2007. It's promising to know that the designers were allowed to rework the game from the "ground up", and in the process hopefully showcase some innovative d20 game design that will...

How about this KD. After the surprise round you could do one of two things... 1. Everyone can only take a partial action (attack or move) until all combatants are no longer flat footed. I realize this is a houserule. 2. Like Zaebos said, allow sense motive vs bluff checks for the guards. If...

I've only read pg1 of this thread, so apologize if this was already brought up on pg2-5. Isn't there an optional rule in DMG that would only give combatants a partial action in a surprise round? So KD, perhaps you could rule this be the case in round 1 as well. IOW, combatants are only allowed...

Shucks, I manually entered all the addresses from list A, but they didn't appear in that text box when I bought some books yesterday.

clarifications please Sorry for being a little dense about this but, do I manually add ALL emails from team A to my "invite amazon friends"(I'm on the B team)?? Does this mean I will not be sharing the love to team B at all? GJ

Very cool website, Hong! I like your variant VP/WP system. I'm trying to make combat a bit more dangerous. Something a little less video gamish than the current hp system but not as deadly as VP/WP. VP works great for Star Wars and IMO would have been fine in Modern as well, but requires too...

I get stuff from Amazon all the time. Please add me to the list. vpngo##yahoo!!com Thanks.

Hi, Posted this question on Monte's site but no response so I'll try here. After toying around with the idea of VP/WP in D&D I've concluded that 1) it's too lethal, and 2) it would require too many changes to all the subsystems in the core rules ie weapon damage, spells, feats, magic items...