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Dungeon Delve makes a better, more coherent 4e adventure than the entire HPE series. Now, if only it had some apples.

Must be some severe genetic engineering going on with the Bothans ala the OST Klingons and TNG Klingons. Either that, or the entire race just decided they weren't into Universal horror Werewolf films anymore and decided to become furries. Alternatively, maybe Bothans just have a lot of racial...

You win today's Internet, sir.

Yeah, I still don't understand why you can't powergame and roleplay at the same time. I can say as a fact that they are NOT mutually exclusive, because in my groups we play like that almost all the time. In my experience, what people often disagree on is what constitutes roleplaying. Usually...

Bothans

I really want to say something about this topic but ...

That's odd. I think the same thing when I see the T-Rex.

I am fully supportive of any character that wears a luchador mask and has a background as fun as that. My comrade in arms, El Franger, The King of Franging, also approves.

Funny! And as satire, so, so true in so many ways.

I don't remember exactly the first time I saw it - it was linked from many other sites and I visited it rarely on and off over the years but when the WoTC boards shut down I got on board the lifeboat and wound up here.

Just finished Skylark of Valeron by EE Doc Smith and will be moving on to Skylark Duquesne tonight. I think I might reread the Lensman series after that.

I seem to remember in Q1 that there were ruby cusps (basically contact lenses) that could give surfacers infravision/ultravision? in Drow underdark areas. I'd have to go back and look them up for specifics though.

Especially in the context of PC behavior ... QFT. If there is going to be any "allowing" or "disallowing," in games I organize and/or referee, it's really a decision the group has to make as a whole - a consensus is reached somehow.

Saw it last Thursday and I liked it a lot. I liked it better than TFA and I'm looking forward to a 2nd viewing so I can solidify my thoughts on it more. But first impressions were great. I was prepared to be unimpressed but thankfully that didn't happen.

After at least 25 years of using it in D&D, we never bothered with alignment starting with our 4e games. I was so relieved to discover the concept of "Unaligned." The only times we actually "used" it was in regard to certain classes who had to pick a deity of a similar alignment for the...

And even if you teleport away while invisible, the target is still going to know which square you teleport to unless you do something to become hidden.

Be careful about setting up an antagonistic or competitive story where the PCs are at odds with each other. Make sure that the players are all good with this style of play and that they still have reasons to adventure together and cooperate to some extent, or they're going to have a hard time...

Never do this. Always do this instead. In other words, let the players decide what their personal goals will be, secret or not. Feel free to suggest ideas to them (that's awesome and helpful), but they should have the final say in their characters' motivations.

Hackmaster. If you're familiar with the system, you'll understand why ToH is the perfect adventure for it.