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Reminds me of why the most powerful spells just don't work...

So ME..... Although i would like to see how they adapt the rules from Ghost rather than the strategy game itself

Just as a side question... If you are running an enemy-less adventure...how would you determind XP ? I know traps have CRs but what about mystery solving adventures ? I would run something like this if i had a proper mechanism for XP and/or i know my players aren't up for somthing like this.

I let my players roll their hit die 3 times and pick the best one. You can be surprised how many times a d4 doesn't turn up with a 4 even after 3 tries... :p

And when things just couldn't get any better... :lol: Are we expecting any wizard to come riding around with an army behind his/her back ?

If i played in a one-shot campaign in one campaign world, it would have an epic quest to save the world.

I can see the new advertising images for 4th ed...

First generation gamer here in the remote end of the RPG market and am proud of it. My brother brought me into gaming as well as into other hobbies (it started with M:tG and wargaming) but RPGs was my first love. It's been an interesting as well as frustrating experience as a P&P gamer since...

Working out in the Gym gives the DM more stamina to run marathons :p

I find that the Forgotten Realms has allowed me to take middle path in this. There are so many regions in that setting with so many drastically different flavors from each other. Since my campaigns in FR are specified to one or only the surrounding regions, it is as though i could start a new...

Adventure comes first, plot second. And we all know that adventures are fraught with dangers (that's where encounters come in!)

I agree but i wasn't tackling the choice of buying the books. I felt that there are indeed too many MMs out there, not including the amount of monsters that are also in the races, environment and other supplmentary rules like the Planar Handbook. I believe the list of monsters is much longer...

As a DM, the MMs are useful when you want to spring a monster on the PCs without expecting them to have read it somewhere. Some of the monster ideas you can find there are just wild. It's good for lazy DMs like me or DMs that don't have to time to do the creative part of the hobby, which...

I look for an errata when i think there some balance issues. Like look at the skirmish feature of the Scout base class... :D But other times, i find it a chore to hunt down every single errata there is for a each book and having to remember what is errated. In terms of group policy, erratas...

Well, i didn't mean to take it very literally. What i was trying to say was if whether the scope of the campaign shows the relevance of expected high-level capability. As for how to handle high-level gaming, i would first admit that i have not much experience in that field since my players...

It will most definately depend on what kind of campaign you would be running. I can easily see this if my PCs are in a war campaign where they can run through armies of low-leveled soldiers as they advance to higher levels But i can't really see this if i'm running a epic hero kind of campaign...

Awww....come on! :p

Hmm....let's see if i can make it to a Top 10 list. 1. Expanded Psionic Handbook 2. Heroes of Battle 3. Tome of Battle 4. DMG II 5. PHB II Nope...can't make it Top 10 because i equally love the Complete splatbooks....

Oh, i know. A spell component pouch is just an empty spell component pouch. You're going to have to find the components for yourself ! :p

Make every magic item a treasure and use Weapons of Legacy. Oh...and make the PCs earn their magic items, not by just looting it from some corpse but by completing quests :o