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If the DM is a stickler for multi-classing rules then barbarian and monk don't mix because of alignment restrictions.

The sad part about the DM's Kit and the Monster Vault as part of DTRPG is that they don't come with the tokens.

Glad to hear of other options.

Yes, there are options besides the online tools. I moved completely to offline because the online tools are not as flexible. Even with some of the bugs these work fine.

It's always good to see this.

I'm not sure there is anything to be amazed about. RPGs have an incredibly broad base, D&D in particular broader than most. IP lawyers play games too.

I'm totally OK with agreeing to disagree and leaving it at that.

The amount of books is not really the issue. After all, the 3.x SRD was core only. And as for the IP lawyer, yes we do.

Sure that would be a way to go. Then again another way to go is to know what you can do when you start and stay within those boundaries. RPG's are not some sort of super secret special type of copyrighted material different from anything else. But you can do as you say, nobody is stopping you...

Having seen discussions with you on multiple topics involving 4e I have respect for your opinion. I don't mean to sound rude or disrespectful so please forgive me if it sounds that way. Even though what you say might be in some specific context applicable, it does not invalidate what I had...

You could have done that already, the name of a mechanic is no more copyrighted than the mechanic itself, which was my point. But you have to have your own presentation and wording for the mechanic, which is where the real level of effort comes in. Compatibility even though very time consuming...

I never had much of a problem with Essentials classes because in effect they fit right in with the more complex classes with mostly no issues. My son, for example, prefers the Slayer to the Fighter specifically because of the simplicity and being able to effectively switch from melee to range...

I believe there are two, or maybe more, schools of thought about adventures. When I was running 1e most of the modules had a very brief introduction that gave the DM an idea of what was happening behind the scenes. From there the DM pretty much extrapolated the details himself, making them up...

Nevermind, you are correct. I was trying to change the information before completing the transaction. If you go all the way to the checkout it allows a change of payment form. Thanks.

I tried that. It did not allow me to update/edit the credit card or add a new one. It throws an exception "Error: We are currently unable to perform the selected action. Please accept our apologies for this inconvenience. We have been notified and are already working to correct this issue as...

EzekielRaiden, good find. Thanks. Unfortunately it does not allow for correcting the billing information such as a changing an expired credit card. It seems to me that this is on a very limited life-support. Thankfully I have everything electronic in offline formats. Guess, I won't be...

Awesome, I'm glad the info helped.

I have installed the offline Adventure Tools in Win10 without any issue but there are specific steps that must be taken to make it work properly. The adventure tools setup will install all the necessary files (.NET 3.5 w/SP1) to function if they don't already exist. You will need 2 files to...

I have it running on Windows 7. I have not tried it on Windows 10. The software uses one of the older .NET frameworks so it is possible that you have to select it for Win10. I'm not as versed in Win10 but we have a laptop with it, so when I get a chance I'll check.

It's the adventures that were released at Winter Fantasy 2014, the end of the campaign. The adventures in the con package are also released individually in the list so you'll see duplicates.