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Looking for a regular gaming group near Dalton, Georgia or Chattanooga, Tennessee. I would prefer to play Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder or Traveller.

It's clear the Essentials just weren't essential enough. We must ask, no, demand, that they release Essentials 2.0 (even more essential). That ought to get the threads rolling again. P.S. Just kidding, so please nobody get offended by this.

I'm a big fan of the Al-Qadim setting, but this was one of the things that drove me crazy.

How about the Star Wars tiles? That's the one set I don't have, and I wanted to see if it was good before tracking it down.

Remorhaz. Ever since I first saw them, I wanted to use one in an adventure. Also, Modrons (2e version) - Whimsical, yet deadly.

Greyhawk: Love Forgotten Realms: 1E and 4E Love. 2E and 3E need a really good GM who doesn't overuse NPCs. Planescape: Love Dark Sun: Love Ravenloft: Love, but needs a good GM who isn't using it to punish the PCs. Mystara: Love. The Grand Duchy of Karameikos is one of the best setting...

You can sacrifice your queen and still win the game. However, if you've lost your queen and the opponent still has thiers, your chances of winning are very, very small.

I would like: Star Frontiers Top Secret Dark Matter Ravenloft, Al-Qadim , Spelljammer, Dragonlance, Birthright and the like aren't genre books so much as they are setting books. WotC has already said they would only publish one of these a year (and by implication likely will only publish one...

Hollows Last Hope, Crown of the Kobold King and Conquest of Bloodsworn Vale are my favorites.

When I ran 2e, I usually used 1e adventures. Of course, I didn't run very often, and my DMs usually made up their own adventures. Now I'm currently running 4th edition (Keep on the Shadowfell, with some minor changes) and it's working out well so far.

Today was my first time GMing 4th edition. I ran the first part of Keep on the Shadowfell (set in the Wizard's Reach region of Aglarond), and I had a blast. The party started out with 3 paladins and a druid. After the second fight, one of the players switched to a cleric (turns out 3...

I went to Hallowcon (in Chattanooga) and played in a GURPS game. The GM didn't seem to understand the rules very well, and the pregenerated characters were racist and sexist stereotypes. Also, aside from the Japanese Tourist/Sumo Wrestler (165 lbs), and the Outlaw Biker/Meth dealer nobody had...

I know everyone has there favorites around here. May I suggest Traveller (my favorite is the Mongoose edition)? The system is easy to use, flexible, and the core book has very little setting information.

I like Modrons a lot (especially the clockwork Modrons).

We know this much Death is an evil; we have the gods' word for it; they too would die if death were a good thing. -Sappho, Translated by Mary Barnard

What if Kalak faked his death? Perhaps he tired of ruling. Maybe he wanted to see what would happen in his absence. Maybe he even rules in secret from his hidden base in the old city, and the revolution was a sham carried out by his most trusted Templars. This way his enemies are out in...

I still need to get the D series (I have Against the Giants). I'm skipping Queen of the Demonweb Pits. I also need Principalities of Glantri, and the first Dark Sun boxed set. The last big holes I filled in my collection were the Saltmarsh series, Sabre River and Death's Ride for the...

You could always get them to sign it a second time at GenCon.

I have 2 games I like for modern horror. Both GURPS and World of Darkness handle this well, but they aren't d20 so they may not work for you.

Yes. In a Star Wars campaign, I took the force sensitive feat, so the GM had Darth Vader show up and forced me to be his apprentice (I was a fringer pilot before) . After this I took up a dual weapon style of lightsaber/thermal detonator (go ahead, hit me). Same GM, Forgotten Realms: We were...