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The best sessions I´ve ever ran were a homebrew mini-campaign I wrote a couple of years back. The script was rather uninspired, based upon the movie "Event Horizon". The players were in search of the great ship "Leviathan" a vessel rumored to be able to travel the underseas and reach the realms...

A little structural planning and realism makes the dungeonmaking more fun for me. Especially since my players are the investigative types and wants to know the truth behind every complex they enter. I don´t mind though since that form of entusiasm makes the work worth it. Since half the fun of...

My feelings exactly.. :p

I´ve met this kind of players. And sadly I think the most descent thing to do is to stop playing with them. Just tell him in the open, without trying to put the gulit on him that your playing styles doesn´t fit together and then go out and find another group either for yourself or with the others.

TES IV. Oblivion. I´m an addict of the game even before it´s release. :)

Lets not forget the Diablo Remake. I think it´s called "Lord of darkness" or something like that. Pure harcore, fun hackfeast.

To answer the topic´s main question. Yes.! E-Tools is worth every dime. I use the program for every campaign and it is a real timesaver. The ability to fool around with NPC stats and templates without having to use pen and paper. I love it. Using a laptop it also gives me the ability to create...

Darkness, evil and destruction everywhere. And hopefully Elminster sitting stark raving mad in a asylum somewhere. I really hate that character...

I agree. Stay with the Corebooks for starters.

Try out the old Baldurs Gate and Planescape games. Lots of inspiration to have there.

I permit the use of "Read Magic" to identify a potion´s runemarked label.

I would buy it, Yes. Curse the changes and then start using it. As I always do..

1.) How many players in your group? Five players and the DM.. Me..! :) 2.) Do you DM? Yup. 3.) Do other people in the group DM, and how many? They try to. But no. Only me. 4.) What's the Male/Female composition of the group? 2 females and the rest of us. 5.) Got a good gamestore near...

Hi.. I´ve tried to limit magic in the past. It can be done by restricting classes and as You say making it hard to find and buy magic stuff. But if You allow spellcasters then You´re in for a balance issue. A wizard can function really good at mid levels without powerful loot since his spells...

Of course.. Ducks rcoks... :P

Hi..! Some things I can think of right now... Choose a campaignsetting that You feel comfortable with. Of course depending of what sort of feeling You want in Your adventures. The players. What campaign do THEY want to play? What kind of party do they want to play.? Any other input...

Each player gets individual XP for roleplaying and solving different kinds of problem. In combat however everyone gets the same XP period since that is a group feat and everyone has different strength and ability.

3.5 core rules FR campaignsetting Complete Warrior Complete Arcane

That is no problem. I love to have parties that can go on with on the adventure instead of sleeping since the wizard just used all the spells to fry a kobold commoner or something equally lame. :)