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I only allow books I own, or have read alot that my players own. I'm pretty much a core DM, but Monte's "Way of the Sword" I like...........

Just stop taking the lead, let others realize you're not doing all the work anymore.

I had one guy name his ranger Dairen N'dvidual Then we had the npc, Bob the wonder dwarf, who had bright blue full plate and roller skates. Any encounter with him was sudden and quick. He would skate in, bash any monster on the head, then skate away. I had a bard named Tremelo............. One...

GO GREYHAWK! Best setting anywhere!

If I knew the d20 better, I could convert in a heartbeat. I know the TS/SI rules like the back of my hand!

I want to convert the old TS/SI game into d20. Only thing is, I've never really looked into d20 system. How easy is it?

CHUG rules. Dwarves should get it as a bonus feat.

Yikes! I been playing since 1983!

But it's not based on historical accuracy. Those books are published for the simple use of flavor. I see lots of members here seem to be missing the point of the D+D rulebooks. It says somewhere in there "these rules are by no means complete. DM's may pick and choose what works best for...

It says for the bag, if it is punctured, all that is held within is lost forever, pretty cut n dry IMO!

I remember this one game where we trapped a vampire in a portable hole. Then, one night, we opened the hole and frisbee tossed it into a halfling village. We left until day break to a halfling village of vampires now!

I like it, though I'm not currently playing a gnome, I might now!

It's for flavor, or the role playing aspect. Unfortunatly, it sounds like you're "roll" playing instead, looking at all the rules to exploit and all. Maybe not all areas have plate armor. I myself prefer a King Arthur type game, where peasants can't afford and most not allowed to wear a suit...