Recent content by Mirtek

You're right of course. They are also counted as 9 in my list. I somehow made the typo withg 7 in the first sentence and then at least stayed true to it through the whole post :)

No game books, only novels. There's a few that can be counted in different ways, the main suspects IMHO are: Omnibuses -> some people count those, while I do not count them (they are just collection former individual novels in a single big novel and I already counted the individual novels)...

By my count it's "only" 289 novels but it depends on how you count some of them. I've already read them all

BTW, Guide to Hell is an odd case in 2e. It did not bear the Logo of any of D&Ds (meta-)Settings and did not fit with what the Rest of D&D worlds had firmly etablished between them. While some of it's ideas eventually found their way into the Rest of D&D, mostly in Form of unproven rumors, i'd...

You do not have to accept it for your home game, but in Context of the ofiicial published sourcebooks and supplement they do accept each others Canon.

Souls are not eternal in D&D anyway. Eventually you are eaten by either your deity or plane in 99.9% of all cases

They must be kind of moist as one of the key differences of undead mindflayer liches is their dry Skin

IMO unintentional just due to the fact that a true PC-class build is just more powerfull than a bunch of outsider HD with extra abilites. DvR 1 normally, but if the PC succeeded in all steps to weaken him he was reduced to DvR 0 for the fight

She even was the most powerfull creature in the whole AP. Theoretically her CR was only 30 compared to Demogorgon's 36, but she had a full epic level PC build (Wizard26/Archmage4 IIR and including epic spellcasting feat) while big D only had a monster statblock that supposedly was CR36.

So far we've been running that a spell that does piercing, slashing or bludgeoning damage, that damage is non-magical except when the spell specifically says otherwise. Same with energy damage from spells (aka the magic of the fireball spell brought the flames here, but the flames are still just...

From the excerpt I know that you can disenchant an existing item and gain enough residuum for a new item 5 level lower or that when you create a new item it costs exactly as much as buying it. But what about improving items? If I have a +1 weapon, can I improve it to a +2 item or a +1 flaming...

From the excerpt I know that you can disenchant an existing item and gain enough residuum for a new item 5 level lower or that when you create a new item it costs exactly as much as buying it. But what about improving items? If I have a +1 weapon, can I improve it to a +2 item or a +1 flaming...

WoW actually has the BARD Too bad it's only an april joke