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He could do that, except for the fact that it would not satisfy the oath unless Death choose the paladin. In which case he'd find himself in a much worse situation than he started in if he offed himself. Who do you think would be responsible for carting his sorry self to the next life? That's...

Lord Death could ask for an evil soul, but what is the fun of that? Even if it is an evil person, a paladin still can't kill him just because he's evil. The soul Lord Death chooses will be one who has escaped his fate in some way. Someone who lived when he should have died. Lord Death carries...

Lord Death*, that is... [This post contains a minor spoiler concerning the Grey Citadel module] An interesting situation has recently developed in my game. Over the past few sessions, the party has been getting attached to a certain tavern girl named Molly. After a hard day, the group got...

My 'luck points' house rule: Every player starts the session with one point. For added effect, we use poker chips. Roll a natural 20, get a chip. Roleplay a situation exceedingly well, get a chip. Do something the DM likes, get another chip. Chips can be spent to reroll any one roll, or to...

My friend, you have the ultimate antagonist. What greater motivation does any self-respecting dragon need than getting back at the chumps who killed it? The dragon comes back from the dead, or some form of unlife...how is not important. It then begins to plan the party's demise, gathering...

failed Will save...must reply So far, I have resisted posting to the pointless dungeon/poly threads like the plague. I'll finally chip in with my two cents. I've been a subscriber for two years now, and I just got my renewal notice in the mail. Ah-ha! Empowerment! Now I can take make a...

Munin says there is much goodness in this thought. Must consider it further. Perhaps one could combine this idea with another elsewhere on the forums wherein the book actually sucks the reader into it's horror filled pages; much carnage soon to follow.

Simple, Form a circle and stand the cheater in the center. Then have all the other (honest) members of the party throw d20's at him a la Biblical stoning. This will serve as a warning to the rest of the group that such actions will not be tolerated. Take a picture of his mutilated...

Psi, I have to say I agree with you. (And please forgive me if I hijack the thread somewhat.) Before I start any campaign, I always create a list of available spells from which to go by, as well as a general list of magic items. Like you, I rarely affect combat spells, just divinations in...

As a general rule of thumb, questioning a creature whom you just slew is a VERY bad idea in any game I run. Dead Frost Giant to Cleric: 'Trust me, that Great Red Wyrm moved out of that cavern ages ago. You've go nothing to worry about, I wouldn't even bother resting! Good luck, take care now!'

I'm looking for a good adventure for d20 modern. Specifically, I need something for a one-shot adventure, 3-4 hours long, just enough to get the players' feet wet. Any ideas?

Thanks for the advice Tak, I'll consider your suggestion before I go classless. It does sound like a lot of work to do a conversion.

Does anyone know where I can get some rules on running a 'classless' d20 modern game?

Asking to much... Quick question, Would it be pushing it to get you to post your notes for your homebrew games somewhere? I'd love to run those on my group!

Well, my brother Hunin has been taken with this cardnial down the street and has been slacking off lately. Maybe you can grab his spot.

Wha....what? The last time I checked I was bound as some Norse God's familiar!! Now I have to settle for some stinkin' wizard? Sheesh, what is the world coming to?

I like the way you think!

Let's say that the God/dess of Luck decides to take a little vacation from your campaign world, as the chaotic types are known to do. Now luck is out of whack, so to speak. People are really unlucky, or fantastically lucky. What, exactly, would you change in the way you run your game to make...

You need to answer some basic questions. 1) Why is this place decimated by evil? The ultimate goal of the campaign could be to restore balance to the land. 2) How does this area fit in with the rest of your campaign world? 3) What interaction exists between the inhabitants of the land? If you...

This will either be great fun, or quickly deteriorate into a flamefest. I'll start it off..."Is that your head or did your neck throw-up!?!"