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You know, I was thinking about this lately, and it makes good sense to me. Why doesn't Wizards open up the Rules Compendium as sort of an SRD under OGL-like terms? No classes nor feats, just the rules. As I see it, although i'm no expert and just speculating, this could be really beneficial to...

I highly recommend Amethyst from Dias ex Machina games. It's a modern crossover fantasy setting, very original and has rules for guns.

No prob. Originally I did it just for me, but then I thought that now that I've done all the work, it might be worth sharing.

This is great! Thank you so much!

Klaus You have been served. I have made a form-fillable version of the remix sheet.

doublewumpus I mean that the "X action" rows need to be of a lighter color. Now, it is of the same color of the header, instead it should be lighter.

Yeah, I know that they did not invent RPGs. However, allow me to do some differentiation between «inspired» and «copy-pasted three quarters of the core handbook». Yeah. I know that. That was not my premise at all. Paizo basically copypasted 3/4 an handbook, it's a bit more than «derivative»...

(The title is taken from Philip Pullman's book, «The good man Jesus and the scoundrel Christ») So, I was reading another thread, and read a poster write: And, you know, he's right. Many people here indeed think and refer to Paizo as a good-hearted company that wants to keep on sharing with...

The tool is really great, this seems to be the thing I've been wanting for a long time. Features needed: The ability to make blocks also for class features or other things. The notes are quite ugly and some nicely formatted stuff would be nice. The ability to have multiple sheets to organize...

It's a formal trial, sorry for not clarifying that. I'd go with the "full courtroom experience", but I don't know exactly how trials go formally. I'd like a simplified mechanic that is easy to handle.

I'm setting up a trial scene in my upcoming 4e game. Basically there is a pirate guy on trial because he is being accused for the kidnapping (he ordered his men to interrogate her to get some information about magic gems) and killing her (which he did not order to, the stupid goons went too...

Wait a minute, people. You do really believe that you should do as written, always? For me, it is quite obvious that this flaw in the rules was not meant by the developers, and was a mistake on their part. Just get on with it. Make an exception. And it's not a house rule. It's just interpreting...

I have fixed the 2-page Essentials sheet available on Wizards' website, for printing more efficiently on a single horizontal page. I also fixed the bullet dots in the "actions on your turn" box, that were displaying a "no character" square instead of the bullet star. There is, in addition to...

I posted this thread on RPGnet, with a detailed analysis of how are the Essential classes balanced with each other. I repost it here because I think my analysis might be useful to some.

Yes it was you. You are sooooo cool.

I can't find the thread, but a guy here on ENworld did all the math and saw that the results with random treasure and with treasure parcels were exactly the same on average.

Could you give me some examples of Aspects of the Wild for the hunter?

Another one that cannot understand 4e's (but also 3.x's and D&D's in general) hit point system. HIT POINTS ARE NOT WOUND POINTS Hit point represent a mixture of luck, parrying ability, fatigue, energy, resolve and willpower. The actual hits you take in 4e are two: - The first time you become...

OMG i expected only a few tips, this is awesome! XP to you :D There is only one problem: the skypirate is afraid of the sea since his mother fell down into it from his father's skyship. :( One thing: how would you make them meet? In a pub, or directly on the way of the pirate base?

Hi, I'm getting close to start a new 4e campaign in a customized Forgotten Realms setting. The characters are: a former sky-pirate (pirate of skyships) (half elf rogue) who seeks vengeance over his second-in-command for the mutiny of his crew; a human bard, son of a noble that, after reading...