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I just want to spread the word about a fun new game that I think some folks on this forum would enjoy: 3DTotal Wizard's Academy It is a co-op game in which the players are wizard apprentices trying to save their academy with magic spells, which they still need to discover/learn "on the job"...

I am not affiliated with this kickstarter project except as a backer. "404: Law Not Found" is a game about stealing bananas, hiding missiles and cloning monkeys and much more. Currently, it's already funded on Kickstarter , but if you join in now to grab a (very reasonably pirced) copy, neat...

dito... including the significant other part (my wallet is also gently weeping right now) My (limited) painting experience is already many years ago, but if you should only go for paint sets 1 & 3 you should also be fine (colour selection wise) (these are included in my pledge as well). I do...

For NPCs/adventurers I have to check my notes (will be 3.x though). However, similar to Steeldragons, I can point you to an older thread (not mine, but I had it bookmarked) helpful in populating the world: d100-npcs-thread Hagor

they were explained to me more as an in game logic & are as such not very difficult to understand: sort of an "upgrade" of the "free attack at a fleeing opponent" of AD&D (which I was familiar with). Also, "threatened squares" are largely irrelevant in the games I'm in since they seldom make use...

I believe this should be fitting: Instant Rimshot Hagor

+1 little to add, really. For my Savage Tide "light/redux" campaign I heavily used the information on paizo's STAP messageboard (a real gold mine for ideas, side-tracks, etc.). Don't be afraid to change what you don't like or think will not work for your group. (e.g. in my version of the...

Thanks for the tip! I also found the maps & descriptions in the Cadfael books very inspiring, even going so far as to make copies of specific sections of them (in retrospect - sort of making my own companion). You get a clear picture of a medieval town, its citizens & craftsmen (although in the...

+1. I use a similar system (3.E): morale check corresponds to will save. Difficulty usually depends on the circumstances. Also, smart foes may decide it is wiser to retreat than to fight to the death (no save, just DM's decision) I don't agree: DM can (should) always use modifiers to represent...

Not more than twice, though... Hagor

I couldn't find how to paste pictures in the text, but attachments seem to work... Hagor *** disclaimer *** I haven't played any version of D&D prior to AD&D (2nd edition) or 4th edition, but I included some pictures for completeness.

Very nice! well made clip, catchy tune, cute girl - D&D may actually become *gasp* cool?!? Hagor

I am currently in two groups: group 1: that has to be about 20 years ('90 or '91). Three (2 friends an myself) have been playing fairly regularly since then (with me as GM), currently four of the original five are still playing (again with me as GM). group 2 formed about 8 years ago. I know...

10 pages and the thread is still not dead: you guys force me to take action. Please move along, nothing to see here. Hagor

This is very similar to my situation: also 3.x, fumble (like critical) needs "confirmation" (i.e. fail a dex check or (usually) reroll attack roll & miss again). I have some fumble charts similar to these in this thread, but lately I have been using Paizo's fumble deck. Or I just make something...

The first thing I thought of: Where is Waldo/Wally? and the "can you name all x in the picture" photos you sometimes see (with x in this case being geeky references) Hagor