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This one's 3.5-compliant. It's all gear and fluff, meant to cover the corner-cases of L5R-related gameplay (like LBS fans).

That's because access for him is still way unreliable.

Diviner: Proper intelligence gathering and analysis is fundamental to the success of any endeavor.

D&D, d20 Modern and Spycraft are not to be mixed together. They use the same game engine, but they are not the same game; they are wholly separate games, so treat them as such.

It's because of experiences like this that I abandoned the paradigm of RPGs as a storytelling device. Not once did I see a player not go full-bore once the fighting started; they never held back with their PCs (nor I with mine), so I no longer hold back with the NPCs either. If that means that...

My gaming crew are friends away from the table as well, and we do make time to do things other than game together.

This is not possible. The Open Game License cannot be revoked.

I really hope that the R&R book succeeds. This is the sort of product that ought to go over big with the D&D fanbase that makes up the majority of the hobby: something to provide the style of a thing without making it Not D&D, in the manner of AEG's revision of L5R into a D&D campaign setting.

This, hot on the heels of my SFA group breaking up, pretty much kills my chances of getting anyone to play at all now.

Not gaming, again, because the two women in the group are still not talking to each other.

Born in '74, so I'm as old as D&D. Started in '81, so it's been be 23 years.

Of the 11 core basic classes in D&D, the only one that I routinely ban is the Monk; my D&D campaigns are very European and very medieval in their presentations- the Monk has no place within such contexts. I rarely allows psion characters as NPCs, let alone PCs, so the PsiHB basic classes aren't...

I've been in the hobby for 22 years. I've played OD&D, AD&D1 and AD&D2. I miss nothing about the previous editions; the current edition is the best-designed, smoothest-running, most fair, most just and more user-friendly edition of the game yet published. It's clean, slick and handles like a...

It's the live-action version of Casshan: Robot Hunter.

As I expected, we've become the permanent playtesting pool for future iterations of D&D through the mechanism of the OGL and the d20 STL. Not that I think that this is a bad thing, mind you...

The most basic reason is this: as Archmage is a prestige class, the DM must rule first that it exists within his campaign and second must rule that it's available to PCs.

14!

It's been out around the Twin Cities for at least a week or so now.

Got my 3.5 rulebooks in about a week, though I couldn't track the shipment.

I do play and enjoy d20 RPGs other than D&D: Spycraft, Star Wars, (the d20 version of) Call of Cthulhu, Deeds Not Worlds. With regard to D&D, I am not one to confine myself to WotC's output by intention. I do so, for the most part, because I attempt to confine myself to products that I know...