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I agree, but here we are, talking about evil. Is the power of necromancy derived from a force that wants to create suffering, destroy, or enslave the world? Because usually "evil" in D&D is about a force that wants to end "good" by killing or enslaving it, right? Isn't that why you have "evil...

What, me unpopular?

Page 494 has some guidelines for social encounters including using Society or a Charisma-based skill to determine initiative.

Will this make it awkward for all those with the Leshy Familiar druid feat?

I've been running the "We B4 Goblins" adventures using the 2E rules. My experience is that it's been a challenge doing small one-shot adventures for my wife who has only played two role-playing sessions before. The main challenge is the copious amounts of rules and having to page through and...

1. I'm at work; the Nyss (elves) were the most memorable. 2. None yet; haven't gamed since I got the book, but will be using the Nyss for sure. 3. Nope; I won't be running an IK game. I'll just be using what I can from their book.

It's my favorite monster book so far, though I'm sure it will be outdone by the Necromancer Games book that's coming out this month.

Green Ronin Games Secret College of Necromancy Green Races campaign book thing

"Has anyone ever tried to use this system to run as a group of human hunters fighting vampires?" Yeah. Vampires are powerful in the game Vampire; they're the protagonists. They're meant to crush puny mortals like the crunchy cheesy poofs they are. Playing a mortal using the rules presented...

that is the greatest game on earth

yeah, happy birthday, Gary!

Products never to arrive G.I. Joe d20 / Modern

Future Crunchy Bits In a hundred years, when future generations are sifting through the digital remnants of this thread, they will look to the sky and ask, "Crunchy Bits?"

Magazine Poll It would have to be a physically published magazine, not an e-zine. And definately not a "Dugeon Magazine" style thing. Then again, Dragon isn't that cool either. Perhaps something like Rolling Stone Magazine with interviews & escapades of the developers, publishers, etc. Just an...

A DM: Bill Mahr Fighter: the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Wizard or Sorceror: Marilyn Manson Cleric or Druid: Martin Luther King Jr Rogue: John Philip Walker Lindh Ranger or Barbarian: David Koresh Monk or Bard: Lenny Bruce And I'd also want Elvis playing the Paladin, if at all possible.