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Haven't played in 2 years. Too much work, kung fu, military, child, and spouse. I'm a little rusty. So I missed by half a point. Cut me some slack. :) No, I'm not trying to piss you off, I just have an abrasive sense of humor.

Well, I've noticed a trend. Given the choice, most players seem to disdain playing psionic characters. "That's just wierd, man," and "Magic is plenty complicated," or "Magic is all we need." Personally, I'm considering running an ALL psionics campaign. As in NO magic, except maybe from the...

Also keep in mind that said psion is effectively paying the cost of casting a roughly 10th level spell (at least 9.5) instead of a vanilla (!) 9th level wizard spell. But then, I prefer (gasp!) 1st edition spells and psionics. I LIKE overpowered characters. It means I get to throw horrendous...

Ummm... Chat I could do. Have Skype and MSN Messenger. Now, If I could get Whiteboard past my Firewall.... Truth be told, I'll play anything, but I prefer either d20 or OWoD. Available Saturday Afternoon until about 6 am Sunday. I would prefer a table-top session, but internet works too...

Hi! Are you in or around Hot Springs/ Mt. Ida, Arkansas? I'm trying to get a group together, but I'm having no luck whatsoever. I can DM or play. I have a large selection of d20 and OWoD books, as these are my favorite systems. I generally play OWoD or some house-variant thereof...

I have a nigh-unto eidetic memory, so it's nearly impossible to get lost. Also, if you think about it, unless you make a whole lot of twists and turns and the scenery is almost identical, you as a real live person very rarely get lost. Most people can find their way back to where they came...

It's been a while but... ...If I remember correctly, you are facing a long hallway that branches off of the main hallway. This is an OPTIONAL route. (IIRC). There is an experience box at the end of that hall, though, and it packs about 600 points. As I remember it, you jump (or walk) over...

Well, Well, Well I see the overwhelming majority don't really care. That's kind of how I feel, too. I may put together a Werewolf conversion (it's probably the easiest), and I've been working on a free-form magic system for d20 for a while. But, I'm not making a concerted effort to build a...

What is that? I'm ADD (Acronym Disfunctional Disorder). -Loki

I agree with you. I much prefer the oWoD system. It just seems to encourage actual ROLE-PLAYING more than d20. That said, I've got some phenominal players. I've run D&D games without ever picking up dice. When we role-play, we role-pley. But then, I'm a Performing Arts major. I'm mainly...

I understand. I have no experience with Changeling: The Dreaming, otherwise, it would be on the list also. As far as losing "flavor," I understand completely. I prefer the oWoD rules to d20 rules, and my group uses the basic system for almost every game we play, from Star Trek to Dungeons &...

I voted "Other" I had to. I'm not going to embark on this project unless there's a good base of people who want it done. I rarely play d20 anymore, and when I do, I'm GMing. My players prefer the oWoD, with the rare exception, and so that's what we play. So, what I'm saying is that I need...

Well, I had another thread asking how NWoD worked, and one of the posters asked me to show him my Werewolf d20 conversion. Unfortunately, I had converted D&D to the oWoD system, not oWoD to the d20 system. However, that gave me an idea. I am now considering converting oWoD (Werewolf...

Wow, Thanks! For everyone that filled me in, thanks a lot! I'll give it a shot, but I've always had a problem with every RPG system I've gotten my hands on. None of them work perfectly. I like to say that it's an "attempt at a reasonable facsimilie of a fantastic reality." Think about that...

Ummmm....actually, I converted d20 (dungeons & dragons) into the White Wolf system. I like the white wolf system better. But, now that you mention it....hmmm. Why'd you go and give me a crazy idea like that? Now I'm going to be converting Werewolf and Vampire and Mage into...

Okay, so I'm a dyed-in-the-wool oWoD player/GM. I was reading the thread on New Mage, and I noticed a lot of people hailing the "improved" rules of NWoD. My question: some one please explain the new system to me! How is it better? As near as I can tell, it's actually WORSE...no more...

Yes I would, but... ...it would be a bit like 2e. I don't really care if the system is "broken" or not. I play to have fun. That's what the game is about. I my own campaign world, I have a variety of "LA" races that run that gamut from +1 to +5...at least, they run that gamut from the...

*drool...pant...slobber* More!!!

Okay, so maybe this is the wrong forum. But let me explain. I have had a long love affair with D&D; 20 years, to be exact. And then one day... A friend introduced me to (gasp!) White Wolf. I love the flexibility of WW. It's a great, almost realistic, system. It allows for some truly epic...

Well.... Areas of specialty, or "schools" of study within the heirarchy. Basically, you have your war-priests (War and Protection or Healing), your scholars (Knowledge and Magic or luck), your judges (Law and Destruction [for meeting out punishment]), your guardians of the afterlife (Healing...