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Heh. it hadn't occurred to me, but anyone with a real beef should be criticizing them for selling out to Hasbro. :devil:

Spiked flail = suicide on a chain. Morningstar | Free Video Clips | SPIKE Dude won't even test it on a dummy without full armor.

So let's say I'm a fire captain, and that last week I carried a baby out of a burning building. The interviewer tells me, "You are the man who single-handedly saved the baby." What should my response be again? I should correct or deny? Huh? What is the issue here? Edit: Whatever side you...

3d6 = 18 ... ... for Charisma. I bathed today!

You could SO sell these at GenCon to avoid "Critical Fail, Nerd Hygiene."

And cure disease isn't immunization. You might still need to cure disease on that same temple paladin tomorrow. And then next day, and the next. Just keeping core believers safe is a full time job. Let alone once the nobility finds out – suddenly a town that outlawed evil cults is going to be...

So freakin' cool.

If only by virtue of the OGL, yes, WotC broke into the dungeon, smashed the chains, freed the princess and saved D&D. We can't forget the old TSR cease and desist letters. We take it for granted now, but the OGL was revolutionary for the time. And, though perhaps I'm splitting hairs, I feel...

Evil campaign? You mean like where for no reason PCs show up in homes unannounced, slaughter the residents, and make off with their belongings? No sir, never played one. Only a psychopath would have an interest in roleplaying a greedy, homeless butcher.

I, for one, enjoyed the thorough review. I think Neruo makes some excellent points. It says D&D on the cover, so I'd like it to behave like D&D. Alas, no astral diamonds for me.

Gene Wolfe used a very similar concept in The Soldier in the Mist. Definitely worth a read. He pulls it off well. Also, playing off the OP title, I like the thought of Small Gods also being petty gods ...

If it doesn’t effect the PCs, why stat it? The locals say appeasing the dryad makes it rain, the head shaman claims that is who grants him his spells, and the DM agrees. For every CR above 5, the beastie has the power the grant that level of spells. Beyond that, do we really need to know...

Rule Zero - as DM, I am always right. No matter what the players or dice say.

MY edition of D&D trumps all ya'll!

BE (not so much CMI) AD&D 2nd 3.x (Edit: ignore the text beneath the sword collection. I was really just looking for an image with a ton of exotic weapons.) 4e

If you get a chance to play at a con playtest, it is worth your time. The charts are mostly fire and forget. Outside of spellcasters, they didn't really come up. I played a wizard. The DM gave me a one sheet for each of the 5 spells my PC knew. I'd cast a spell (one die roll), consult the...

That's the LAST thing I want in a mini.

In my experience at cons, it actually plays very quickly. Quicker than traditional 3.5 or 4e, for sure.

My pluckocity is constant!