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The previous versions were far more inelegant. I happen to enjoy the clunky old system. I like the fact that there are tons of spells and feats so I can create an enemy unlike anything my players have seen before. For all of the supposed inelegance, we rarely have to stop a game to check rules.

I think we have lost one of our players to such a game. Since he played D&D much like one would play a video game, I Don't really mind that much.

Pure fluff. Basically they are an investigation into Chaos by one guy who slowly becomes mad over the course of the series. It is Fantasy based, with the 40K stuff shown as 'visions' experienced by the narrator. Definitely worth getting.

That was an awesome supplement. If it worked across systems it would be number one.

In my campaign we're running low magic items, regular casters. At level 5-6 each person in the group has ONE +1 magic item. Seems to be working just fine-I give one feat per level and apparently it evens out.

I do have a guy playing a gnome rogue/bard in my current campaign. Seems to be pretty effective.

Top Secret/SI had a supplement called G4 File: Guns, Gadgets, and Getaway Gear that I still use to this day for D20 Modern. It had stats on all sorts of weapons, vehicles, strange gadgets, etc.

Day 19 The group wakes and eats breakfast. They decide to try and clear a path for the magistrate’s group, so they head out of the eastern gate. They attack the zombies hanging about the gate and easily dispatch them. As Eoghan chases one down a controller charges him. Zombies suddenly swarm...

Have at it-I myself was inspired by a thread on the WOTC forums.

That was awesome. I sometimes look back fondly on the old amateur art style.

I go with illusionist I suppose. Never played one myself.

Zombie Apocalypse Day 18 On the way back Fraup joins the group. Dramus slips on a patch of ice hurting his ankle and will not be joining the group on this day. By the time they return dawn is breaking. They realize that they are still faced with the problem of the child who has contracted the...

Feats like Improved Natural Armor make monster updating easy.

As to your first question, note the following: As for the second part, I'm not sure whether or not time exists for sentient creatures native to the Immaterium, I can only state that however much of one's own subjective time one spends there, no time passes within our universe. At the very...

Eh-I'm stealing it anyway :D

As do the Jains. I don't think anyone will know.

I gotta go with encumbrance.

I give feats every level, and our fighter seems fine without any modification.

I'm thinking of naming a mysterious group of druidic warriors the Stormclad. I think it is an awesome name, but I'm not sure if it has been used before. It is cool enough to have been isn't it? Does anyone know if the name has been taken?

OOC: I agree-there is no right or wrong answer, each DM SHOULD work these thing out to reflect the way they WANT the planes to work. btw-Immaterium=Far Realm here if you didn't know. Back in character: I will now attempt to defend my theory. One question that arises often is the origin of the...