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It says "This webstite wants to run the following add-on: 'SVGControl Module 2.0' from 'Adobe Systems Incorporated (unverified publisher)'. If you trust the website and the add-on and want to allow to run it, click here...." It only occurs on EN World.

This forum keeps trying to install it on my IE 7.0 browser for Windows. It makes an annoying beep each time I click a link or refresh the page. What is the SVGControl Module 2.0?

Another option for a concentration check is a Use The Force check against a DC of damage taken + 10. Thoughts?

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Iron_Knight Have fun!

Given the few numbers of skills in the game, and the high cost of skill training, I don't think introducing a concentration skill into the game is a good option in fairness to the players.

So I'm trying to find a good way to balance Force Grip and Move Object. They both can be maintained round to round. And if the player rolls well enough, the powers completely negate any action by the target. Most players with a force power emphasis will train in Use The Force and then get...

A partial answer to the Scoundrel's imbalance: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=starwars/article/sagaenhancement1 Great stuff!

I'd like a nice module for a group of lvl 3 to 4 characters based in Mos Eisley, Tatooine. Any recommendations. Something free and quick online (not pirated, I mean offered for free) would be great. I tried searching through the forums using Google and on the WOTC site but did not find anything...

Lilith is a demon of mythology. In one of her forms and legends she is covered in insects and spiders.

Dwarves -- get rid of 'em. On the other hand, why play DnD without elves?

Why do halflings suck so much? Because they're a poor imitation of Frodo's kin. Ergo, vis-a-vis, concordantly, they should be removed from the multi-verse.

The value of a network increases with the number of people using it. There are many metaphors that apply to this principle. OSs are just one example.

I agree completely. There are operating systems that are better than the Windows OS, no doubt, but the fact that so many people use and understand it and the fact that there are so many developers for it, creates a value separate from and in addition to its actual merits. Same thing for d20.

I feel ya, bro. Some people, however, like me like to focus more on the story and the action than the rules. Nothing deflates the sense of urgency in a battle or other game scenario than looking up some rule in some book. I don't like crunching the numbers. I just want to find out what the heck...

Same. What's with 1974 and gamers. That's really odd.

Wow. 1974 is winning. Creepy.

I agree completely. Non-sensical dungeons are a real drag. Not only that, but it takes a while to draw them up on a playing board so moving through them is inthe game can be tedius and repetative: "You approach a door. I check for traps. There are no traps. I peak in and do spot check. There are...

Yeah, I agree. I love shopping for a cool gizmos and contraptions for my character. He's a bit of a tinkerer, so pulling out a pair of metal tongs right when they're needed to fetch the ring out of the green slime really gets him going. I need to get me a hard copy of the Aurora's for sure. It...

Elves are the best. DnD would poof out of existance without them. Halflings have got to go, followed by dwarves.

Never played those, though I have seen a number of inelegant game systems in my day: Rifts, Shadowrun d6, Vampire the Masquerade, and AD&D. I had no idea that others were using d20 before DnD 3.0. If so I applaud them the way a Windows user applauds Apple Computer Co. I really dig the d20...