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I just noticed that the "Pets" section of the "Henchmen and Hirelings" article discusses how a "small, vicious dog" might provide a background benefit of +2 to Intimidate. Love the Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay shout-out there!

"Festulus! Come here and put these ears on!"

Are the large boxes following SAVE and AP meant for the inclusion of any special conditions or modifiers related to those categories of rules? I.e, the halfling bonus against fear saves or a warlord's effect on AP expenditure?

Let's look at a few of these "zero to hero" candidates: Dragonslayer, Willow, Eragon, the Harry Potter series, and the TV <i>Merlin</i> all postdate D&D by some time (decades in some cases), so let's rule those out of bounds for now. That leaves us with Luke Skywalker and Paul Atreides. Luke...

I'm looking at the Tome of the North Wind and trying to figure out how it works as a level 3 treasure: the description says that it provides its user two daily cold spells of the item's level or lower. But I'm only seeing one daily cold spell for wizards at level 3 or lower: Freezing Cloud. Am...

I went ahead and got my copy. I'll ignore the Scarred Lands setting-specific fluff (although some of it, like the Titanomachy material, is easily transferred to my homebrew Point of Light campaign), but I can already see a large number of monsters to send after my players.

Agreed--if the book had been done like the first Creature Collection with massive amounts of Scarred Land fluff to work through, I wouldn't be interested in buying it. But what's been described here? I could easily work most of this into my own world.

Great idea! Consider it stolen for my game!

My two sets (smokey quartz, wisteria purple) arrived today as well. Aside from a flaw on the edge of the purple d4 (there are two nicks breaking the line), they look great. What grain quality of sandpaper should I use on the blemishes?

This thread convinced me to pick up the smoky quartz and wisteria purple sets.

Let's see . . . Existing Friday night boardgaming group - This group was originally a D&D 3.0 group. The 3.0 campaign ran until 5th level and the departure of the DM to a new city. None of the remaining players was willing to DM 3.0 rules, so we stopped playing RPGs and switched to...

Ba-DUMP-dump. Thank you, thank you very much . . . I'll be here all week . . .

Mustrum's suggestion to read p. 42 as referring to DCs for distinct levels of challenges (as opposed to distinct levels of PCs) follows perfectly from this observation.

The three core rulebooks. Adventurer's Vault I. Martial Power. Draconomicon I. Manual of the Planes. 2 copies of the starter set (X-Mas presents for the sons of friends).

The cosmology (gods, planes, primordials, etc.) I'm using as is. When it comes to the implicit setting, I drop the specific nomenclatures (e.g., Arkhosia, Bael Turath, Nerath) in favor of the broad strokes (long-ago dragonborn and tiefling empires that are now fallen, a currently fragmenting...

One thing I miss in the new set of counters are those little circles from the 4th Edition Heroic Tier PDF set--the ones for numbering the monsters.

I think it's already available--I saw it advertised on the Fiery Dragon site and bought a copy at RPGNow. (I'm a big fan of Klaus's counters: not only do they look good but they also keep my wife from going insane at the cost of miniatures.)

We're also told that minotaurs make excellent wardens--have we heard of this class before? Are we seeing the advent of the primal defender?

Thanks, Thaumaturge--I didn't even know these existed. When I bought CC Gold 2.0 back in August, the site I used to get it didn't have these files available.

"Mystic Sovereign" is so yoinked for my homebrew setting. "This Is Not My Fate" is one of my favorite epic destiny features yet, if only because it ends with the clause "and you stand up." I could hear the guitars wailing as I read the passage.