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I voted "Yes" and I have already DM'd 3/week and more. Back when I was a teenager (many, many moons ago) we gamed as often as possible, especially during the summer.

Is this a "cry for help" kinda thang?

Ping pong tables rock for gaming. The only basement I remember playing in, and it was a nice basement, had a ping pong table. No fridge, but one of us would bring a cooler. My best memories, and I think my favorite gaming place, are from the first house we lived in. My parents built a patio...

I downloaded the bundle again to check. It is now all 3.5

When I originally tried to download the 3.5 SRD I downloaded the "all in one bundle" (i.e. SRD.zip). The files were actually the 3.0 SRD. That was Sunday or Monday. It might still be that way. I don't know if this pertains to the conversation at all, but as far as referencing the 3.0 SRD...

Make sure you ARE using the OGL and using it properly (I know that was stated before, but it is important for the following advice). And then put the files back up on your site because (as stated earlier by another poster), but I shall repeat for the benefit of Mr. Meyer, the SRD is open...

Yeah, your right. I must've gotten confused with how the d20 STL works. Or the fan is sucking in too many fumes from the hiway...:)

And if all WoTC is trying to accomplish is to keep non-d20 STL users from using the term "d20" as part of a title and so forth, why not just make it part of the agreement in the OGL that "thou shalt not do this" and be done with it.

Even if they could, it doesn't make any sense. How can you claim something is Product Identity that doesn't appear in the work the license is attached to? I've been going through the 3.5 SRD and so far I haven't seen "d20 used as a trademark" or in any other form except referring to dice...

Happy Birthday, Morrus! For he's a jolly good fellow...

Oh, don't get me wrong, I like the idea of the logo and, more importantly your intentions for it. I threw my two cents in cause I'd hate to see less scrupulous types come along and make amockery out of it. I think the guidelines cover the ony ways I can see how a publisher could use the logo...

Nope. Ya busted me. :D A lot of the replies weren't here when I responded though, particularly your post regarding PC background 'n such. My answer to the original question still stands. If this advice helps any, instead of using "silly sounding" or real world names, make up a list of more...

Why not? Its your character and, with the exception of magical compulsions 'n such, you and only you get to decide how your character will act. You could have your character set his or her hair on fire and run naked through the town if ya want.

You got it right, Gospog. I don't know how may times I've done one of those "I'll just play for a few minutes while I have my coffee, and wait for the house to empty out and the dog to go to sleep and then I'll get to work." Next thing I know its lunch time...

I think that if you want the logo to mean anything you'll need to decide what standards a product must meet in order to use the logo and then create some sort of "user guide" that lists those standards/publisher requirements. To take that a little further, you'll have to maintain ownership of...

I guess Dworg = dwarf/orc just sounded better than dworc or dorc! :D Look out! Its the mighty dorc warrior!

This link should help if your interested in ESD's. Just about everything mentioned is there. http://www.rpgnow.com/default.php?cPath=297_303& I'm a little sorry I looked though. Now I'm fighting the urge to run a good ol' 1E module campaign! :)

That does suck. My sympathies to you and your pooch. I gotta ask, how did your dog hyperextend both her legs?

Laughing? OH, man, that doesn't even begin to cover my reaction. I went to the theater to see IT. I'll admit, I was a little learly, especially after Dragon mag felt the need to compare the IT to the cartoon and bash the cartoon. That's pretty bad. But, I figured, hey with modern...

Get it free via SRD. I don't plan on purchasing the books for a long time, if ever, either, but I'll have the SRD asap. Just a thought.