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I'm taking my PCs to a mountain range in my home brewed world. The trouble is, I'm not that good at maps and I'm from Iowa, so I'm having very little success drawing out the region. Are there any good examples of mountainous terrain out there that I could use for inspiration? Anyone have any hints?

Mark Twain once said: "If a man tries to look serious when he sits for his picture the photograph makes him look as solemn as an owl; if he smiles, the photograph smirks repulsively; if he tries to look pleasant, the photograph looks silly; if he makes the fatal mistake of attempting to seem...

Pretend that the above post (from Ash) is from me. Its my wife's account. :)

What are its stat adjustments? +4 Str -4 Dex? How has the tiny size effected game play? Do you think that the Dex bonus is too much? Finally, does your version have an ECL?

Yeah, the Kercpa are great. Thanks for the feedback. Making them small eliminates a lot of headaches, so I think that I'll use that. It makes them a little bigger than I originally envisioned them, but 2 ft is really not THAT different from 1 ft. I really like the idea of the ability to move...

Hrmmm? What would you suggest then? Is the problem, in your opinion, the +4 Dex?

I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone even remotely interested wild magic. For about $5, what have you got to lose?

For those who don't know, the Kercpa are a race of 1ft. tall Squirrel people the originally appeared in Dragon Magazine. I have interest in making them a playable race in my 3E homebrewed world. My goal is to avoid an ECL. So, here's what I have thus far: -------------------------------------...

Anyone? I'm glad the rules aren't included in as part of each creature's description, as this should usually be up to the DM based on the circumstances. However, for random encounters and the like it would sometimes be nice to have a simple and elegant morale system. My first thought would be...

I wholeheartedly suggest you to actually play the game. I LOVE Chainmail. I have Warhammer. 'nuff said.

Chainmail is not really a useful tool for D&D. As it currently stands, it isn't meant to be a set of rules to simulate skirmish combat in D&D. The character stats included with the game are fairly weak by most campaign standards. They are all about 1-3 CR creatures. If your PCs are of mid to...

This is the silliest thing I've seen in recent memory... I can't help but giggle like a school girl! DANCE DANCE DANCE!

Another small point: Most D&D worlds have a major cataclsym between the gods sometime in their ancient past. In the case of the Scarred Lands, the even took place in fairly recent history. The result is a world with both a very high magic and post apocolyptic feel. Drew PS: Pirate Cat's...

Have you considered a curse? I'd suggest the following: "Debt will come on swift wings to him who distributes illegaly this PDF thing." Or some varient thereof. If that fails you could make sure your product really sucks. That should quell filesharing fairly effectively.

"So, Sir Rodin, at last you have come to face me, Kheldpar, Blackgaurd of Ashmire! This is a moment I have been waiting for since our fateful meeting at Geston's Point. Two of us shall enter the battlegrounds, but only one will walk away." "(giggle, giggle) You know what man, what's all the...

No, there is not a mandated Stat block. Creating a universal stat block for all d20 publishers to use is exactly what we were trying to do with the Quest for the One True Stat Block that went on here on the ENWorld Boards. For the fruits of that labor, please check out the following...

This is pretty funny stuff. Did he say his character's name is "Stoen Cold Otto?" That's funny. I hope Chalupa continues this story.

Sweat holy Christmas Henry, don't tell him! Do you have any idea the kind of debauchery you'd be contributing to here? You shouldn't even have answered. :)

"This monster is just like the last one, only yellow. That's funny."

Give us both so that we can chose to use our ignore them as we see fit...as opposed to having to create them if we want.