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I have a 7-player game coming up. I'll probably just go around the table, starting with whoever had the highest init contest. I'm curious - unless single actions are make-or-break (at what, 1st level?), what's the reason that each PC needs its own initiative count?

Unseen servant + haste. Give it a belt of ogre strength if necessary. Or find a band of dwarves and promise them their own tavern.

I'd rather see Member Level. I have 3,602 XP, putting me comfortably at 3rd level on the unified 3e table ;)

It's probably because sexual reproduction produces the errors anyway, and those errors are called evil by the parents/community, who then float those errors down the river so the gods can decide what to do with them. Dog breeding is quite a bit older than cloning, and has already resulted in...

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Humans needed to clone something 58 times to see why mutation and Darwinism have worked for eons?

Wow! Way more convenient than the previous GLOGs* I've seen. The "dice" category in the overviews doesn't seem to be doing much work; it seems to mean "you won't be able to play this game if you're missing this die in your set." What about diceless games? I might like to see categories like...

Or Serj Tankian? Does mustache exclude goatees or beards?

No, those are for transporting ectoplasm. In fact, a ghost trap looks a bit too large for 92 anti . . . Negatrons?

This is pretty dang good. Well. Thing. If memory serves, that Joker was actually chaotic good. Or CN...

Half the players of next!

Step 1: print 20 shirts that say "I'm always right" on front, and "Rule Zero" on the back. Hand them out to any "GM" who completes a game session. Step 2: run easier games. D&D has one rule book for all the rules, another rule book that tells you how to use those rules, and another one that's...

And here I thought it was a thread about how WotC broke 6e. 5.5e. I guess I have some reading to do . . .

I think resurrecting 9 year old threads is silly.

Players are like toddlers; it helps to tire them out. Throw a handful of d20s across the room and tell them they can keep whichever roll they grab first!