Recent content by findar

In the beginning of the OGL, I did. But now there are just too many different products. When it comes to OGL stuff now, I only buy stuff that is very different from WotC realeased rules. If someon in my campaign wants to use someting in a non-WotC book, they need to own the book and get it...

I have an Excel spreadsheet for each adventure and keep individual monster and NPC stats as separate worksheets in the file.

Some people may think this foolish for D&D, but nothing says that your bard can't introduce a little jazz into the fantasy world. :cool:

If you don't think someone can tumble in platemail, remember that D&D is a fantasy RPG. :D

Very interesting.

I find that if you don't put up with their antics they will usually quit without you giving them the boot. :D But if you feel like someone is a problem, give them a warning first. That way your players will likely view you as fair compared to the problem player. It will help keep the game...

Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering. Oops, wrong RPG. :D

Go with "Two Bits". "Two bits, yo" is easier to say than "25 cents, yo" ;) I had a player play a gnome wizard that talked like a rapper. Since there weren't a lot of other gnomes around, everyone just thought that was the way gnomes spoke in Common. :lol:

Thanks, mvincent. That's what I was looking for. ;)

It kind of seems like what I thought. It comes down to a judgement call. Some people say that it shouldn't. And some say it really isn't a big deal. The player that is playing the character is in no way a powergamer. She and I just trying to figure out if there was a clear wording or not.

Ok. I have a friend that just joined my game that is playing a goliath monk. Goliaths are from Races of Stone. Here is my question: Does the goliath's Powerful Build mean that the character uses the unarmed damage chart for Large monks? Powerful build allows the goliath to function in many...