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SurfMonkey be praised! I can't wait to see how this turns out!

You do realize that you will have to write a story hour about this? If you don't, then I'll have to find you, chop you into small pieces with a greataxe and feed you to the dogs. Or at least a slam a door...

Glad to be of any help. That's it! I'm killing off my plans for the high-level capmaign I had in store for my players! I'm stealing this plot! You don't mind, do you? :)

There is one thing I've veen wondering about. What does Alusair have to say about Alec? Will she support him or try to prevent him from taking over the throne? After all, after Azoun V, she is the closest heir to the throne. Another thing you might find some use for: The Fire Knives have...

First I discuss with each individual player why he or she is in the area (making sure they all start in the same area). Then I force them to cooperate by throwing them situations where they have to rely on eachothers abilities. Every party member becomes necessary! This works better some times...

I'm completely open about it. I'll even explain what it is or bring it up in a conversation from time to time. But then again, I'm only 17-years-old, so somehow people don't think it's such a big deal then. But then again, I suppose I'm viewed as a wierdo by most in my class. And I love it...

Don't have the time to read it all through, but so far, I like it! I might evenb steal something for my ongoing Cormyr campaign Just one small thing: IIRC then "Cormyr - A Novell" clearly tells that the Purple Dragon is dead since about twohundred years ago, slain by the prince of Cormyr at...

It's up again. IIRC then Wizards' homepage sometimes have problems on some computers. But I may be wrong... Anyway, maybe it is powerful. But I don't care! If I don't think it fits my campaign, if it's because of the power level or the "flavour", I don't allow my players to take levels in it...

Yes, this is pretty much what I had in mind. I have various ideas of where they can be (like the dragon horde in Into the Dragons Lair) and I plan on sending them all over Faerûn and maybe even further than that. This might make for an interesting adventure. I have been planning on a murder...

Interesting. I'll look it up. Thanks And to the rest of you: thanks. You have given me something to think of. But does anyone have any ideas on how to actually create adventures around them?

There's a cloak in Magic of Faerûn named something like Travelers Cloak. Maybe that's what youre looking for?

Agreed! :D

I experienced something like this for not so long ago. One of my players remembered an encounter wich I was certain of that the had forgotten about. I was just about to toss that plot away because no one remembered it anyway. An then... :) Some more: When the players asks repeatedly on...

Must... resist... posting... Argh! Oh, well :)

Must... resist... posting... Argh! Oh, well :)

I just have to recommend Destan's "Sins of Our Fathers". Great writing, and if you like gritty low-magic stuff, this is for you. And he's a great writer. Did I mention that he is a great writer?

So do I. That's why I posted. No problem :) Oh, and some more highlights: When the players spend their off-game time on the game. When you ande your players have played for 10 hours, is exhausted and still want to go on. When you find a new monster, PrC, magical item etc. wich fits...

I'm in need of some help here. You see, I'm planning on confronting my players with a thieves guild. The problem is that this is my first campaign as a GM, so I don't have that much GM experience. Now, I don't got a clue on how to create a functioning Thieves Guild, or how to run a campaign...

In response to all the "What annoys you"-threads I'm creating an optimistical version of them. So, what makes you put on a smile as a DM? From the top of my head I would say: PLayers talking about how cool they thought one of the encounters that you spent hours planning on. Players writing...

Match? I don't think we have ever thought of that... Well, sometimes some of my players name their character "x", or something almost as grandeur, until they come up with a good name (Usually takes a session or two). But that haven't happened in a while now. The party (as it consists now) is...