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It was actually my step-father who introduced me to roleplaying games back when I was 12. He thought that since I enjoyed the Bards Tale and Might and Magic type computer games so much (on my Commodore 64, baby...) that I might like RPGs as well. Uncharacteristically, I took his advice and...

Aside from some changes to some age-old items like the beloved "Ring of Nine Lives," I'm still loving this book! I definitely recommend it. Although, I do wish they had revamped magic item creation rules and costs a little, and I would have liked if the original weapon and armor attributes...

My first introduction to roleplaying games was actually a very old computer game called Bard’s Tale. Yes, I am talking about the original Bard’s Tale first released in 1985 for the Commodore 64. I was hooked right from the start. Bard’s Tale II couldn’t come quickly enough. And when Bard’s Tale...

I'd have him respec and get rid of the UA variant ability.

I'm curious, what are you considering core to the D&D cosmology? I admit, that I am drawing slightly on elements presented in Forgotten Realms, but I'm pretty certain much of the dynamics of the planes that I am speaking of are presented in the Manual of the Planes, which is D&D's...

I would tend to agree with the prevailing opinions on this thread that Neutral Good would probably be the purest form of good. A neutral good character does what he feels is right and good. Most of the times, in a lawful and good society, doing the right thing is going to agree with the law...

I generally stick to changing only the rules that my players and I agree are pretty much broken -- sundering worn items other than shields and weapons comes to mind.

I used to make my players keep close watch on their funds for regular maintenance type stuff - staying at an inn, purchasing drinks, regular repairs, etc. But, I found that this really wasn't adding anything to the game. Moreover, it tended to interrupt the flow of roleplaying, so I adopted...