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There was a Baldur's Gate 3 under deveploment by Interplaye's Black Isle studios which was code named Jefferson. I think the final title was to be "Baldur's Gate 3: the Black Hound". That game was cancelled due Interplay loosing rights to Baldurs Gate games for PC. The game I meant and which...

- Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth - Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (impatiently) - Bioshock (I'd prefer real System Shock 3, but reality won't allow that it seems)

Baldur's Gate 3 Oh, about a year ago in a D&D special PCGamer told that Baldur's Gate 3 is in production. No information what so ever was given. Not even the developer's name. I haven't heard anything since. :confused:

Well, I can't say I could detect any D&D rules in the demo. I suppose it was an okayish RTS, but I have never been into the genre.

I'd say that if the sorcerer was standing right above the ghoul, it would have the pinpoint location of the sorcerer from sense of pressure alone. The sorcerer should be glad that D&D doesn't have critical stikes to the groin... :)

Can't they feel pressure trough dirt either? Heavy stomping fighters should make the ground vibrate enough near surface to be noticeable, and even the not so heavy sorcerer should weight enough to be "seen" by the ghoul if he stepped on it. Unless we talking about a ghoul buried six feet...

How about Ghostwalk? I don't think anyone has mentioned Ghostwalk yet. Just pointing out that death doesn't need to be the end... ;)

Hmm... I have been playing with an idea that at first level each class would get some free skill ranks in a one or two skils. Spellcraft for wizards, survival for rangers etc. Now, if the character wants to multiclass, she would not get those free skill ranks from the second class. Even worse -...