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In the latest design & development the author describes it at as a boxed set with "monster and object tokens, player hand outs, and miniatures!". I'm guessing I'm the only person who actually read that through to the end :p.

If you want to add some supernatural weirdness, watch Spirited Away for inspiration.

That's a very well put together pdf. If you're looking for feedback I'd reccomend posting it to Boardgame Geek. You should get a good audience there. Looks like an interesting game. (Btw, the title of the thread makes it sound like you've made a game for D&D minis - that may put some people off).

I'm currently making my own 4e inspired edition of D&D and have been thinking about what to do with the Sorcerer. I'm curious, wow did it work in editions prior to 4e? In 4e it has its own spell list - completely independent of Wizard and Cleric Magic - and follows the standard at...

That sounds really good, can you tell me more about it?

Yeah, it'll be a free pdf. What people do with it after that is up to them, I guess some people might make physical copies.

I'm creating a D&D style RPG that when complete I'm going to give away for free. Are there any sources for D&D style fantasy art that I can legally include in my project? They would need to be of printable quality, of course. I'm currently looking at this project that offers a license to use 25...

I am!

Whats that in her hand?

Thanks so much everybody. It seems I haven't told you enough detail for you to give me the best possible advice. I would like to share my work with the community, but I don't plan to charge any money at any point. I'd like to take feedback and make changes as I go along. I guess this would make...

For the last 6 months I've been working on a new edition of D&D featuring all of the things I would like to have. I'm at the point where I'm starting to type things up but man, they really don't look pretty in a microsoft word document! What I really want is to ape 4th edition's design and...

Jeez people, what's wrong with you? I just read the first 30 posts of this thread and they are utter gold. The reason this thread is so great is that the original poster has come up with a way of comparing and contrasting two different styles of D&D without childishly attacking one or the other...

4e allows you to choose the difficulty of encounters from easy (never die) all the way up to almost guaranteed death. If you find your DM's game too easy ask them to crank it up a notch.

Forgive me here, but what are the Caves of Chaos?

The thing I love about this forum the most is the incredible wisdom and experience it houses. I thought I'd try to tap some of that by asking you what you think are the greatest ever books for inspiring D&D adventures. I'm happy for Pathfinder and 3rd party books to be included. I'm not...

Pics from Greg Blisland of the the playtest. Not showing off much text though, sadly. D&D Next Playtest - a set on Flickr

Thanks everybody! I've gotten my head around Twitter and am in the process of following most of the names you've provided. I even have a follower now! My username is spelled correctly by the way, without the brackets though.

Hi everybody, I've just installed Tweetdeck in Chrome and made my first ever Twitter account (Jools4point5). Its looking a bit barren at the moment as I don't have anyone to follow. This is where you come in! Who should I follow? Don't forget to mention their Twitter name! P.S. Bare in mind...

Well bloody hell, another America only competition. It realy is seriously annoying.

I mostly play with the tools, they are very helpful, but they are in no way compulsory. The digital tools are a lot like upgrading to a bigger television. Far from necessary but once you've got them it can be hard to go back.