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I personally prefer campaigns in which it would be the best choice to send forward a bard or other charismatic character, as a diplomat, not so much as a warning device or a war machine :) with a silver tongue and a reasonable amount of gold, almost every initial combat situation can change for...

For me just hitpoints and a page reference would suffice, if it is a monster that is not to common, my players will want to see the picture if it is available, that way, i would have to look up the reference anyway S

I would definately like to see stats for NPCs and non-MM stuff in the text. the last time I ran a module t was RttToEE, and I would have liked to have had some extra arms to keep track of all the pages :) page references to MM would be sufficient forright-out-of-the-book-monsters S

I want snow to! :mad: but living in the Netherlands, that will likely be not the case again this year :( I can't even remember the last white christmas :(

Re: npc's true, But for me, having the same NPC walking with the party all the time just doesn't work, so I decided not to use them. A variant that I used, that worked well for me was that I had an NPC who knew the party and the party knew him, this was because they were together for about 5...

Sellars is from the character from Tad Williams' Otherland books. If you haven't read them, ask 'em for christmas they're great :D

If I remember correctly, the company that advertises on the back cover of the last dragon had such dice. I don't have the last dragon at hand... anybody...?

In our gaming group it we are accustomed to the fact that the DM plays an NPC. We had instances in which this was good, but usually I dislike it mainly for three reasons: 1. On several occasions, the DM's NPC was the most flamboyant and outcomming character of the whole group, this put some PCs...

My group started on RtToEE, but to be honest, we were somewhat dissapointed. Since I DMmed it, I knew the whole story, and I think the story in itself is great. However, we were discouraged by the massive amount of combat in this module. At some stages, it seems that it was specifically designed...

wow thanks! especially the acaeum site is exactly what I was looking for. are you also interested in the history of the game, or did you know the sites "by accident :)" regards, Sellars

Hi there, I am looking for a nice site which tells the entire history of dungeons and dragons, inclding the different prints and editions of all the core book. I allready used google, but this yielded about 14000 hits :p So, does anyone have an idea?