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For a good solid decade I ran Pathfinder Classic and it remains my favorite fantasy RPG to date. During that time I was running twice a...

Sounds like D&D to me. 60 sessions for my tastes is about half to three quarters the way through a successful campaign that reaches...

60 sessions? I generally get 40-49 per year. 1⅓ years, so 16 months. Personally, I can only think of one I have tolerated that long in...

D&D 3.0e would be my go to. I have extensive house rules tweaked to deal with the balance issues and cut down the content bloat of 3.5e...

A typical adventure will have 40,000 to 75,000 words worth of notes. And with that I would bet I ad lib 40% of the content of the...

The Core 3.5 MM gives you five chromatics, five metallics, dragon turtle, dragonne, pseudodragon, and wyvern. The 3.5 Draconomicon...

Yep. My only point is the idea that your way of seeing things is just a natural, obvious and logical conclusion of the setting is...

It's not at all clear to me that that is true. Well, because he has spent more time as child hearing stories of trolls, and as a young...

Dragons are already unique. Just because two dragons are "red" doesn't make them the same. It simply makes them come from the same...

OK.

I have never have a PC who was a 25-year-old illiterate from a medieval village. The last illiterate PC in my game was a barbarian from...

I was just at half-price books. They had a big stack of "The Game Masters Book of Legendary Dragons" which is basically a bunch of...

I personally think this is the best approach. You take something familiar and add a twist or tweak, some unique elements. You still have...

If he's different, he's unique. And if you really want to apply some sliding scale of uniqueness, then to be truly unique he must be...

You absolutely could, but the main advantage of having specific kinds of dragons have specific kinds of attacks and personalities is...