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I picked human.

oh boy this is gonna take a while: ANY single game I could run at this moment (if I had to choose only one) - Fireborn ANY game I could run at this moment (in addition to Fireborn) - Vampre: the Requiem Werewolf: the Forsaken (comes out in Feb near my bday :) ) Kythika powered by GURPS 4e...

why couldn't they do that to a site I don't visit so much... that bites what happened.

telekinesis... I can lose the tv remote and still be able to turn off the tv without leaving the couch. :)

have you come up with in your homebrew worlds that are different than the norm, or how have you changed the normal races to fit your unique world?

Good question... I think that what makes an adventure great is the memory the players and dm have after the adventure having a good time playing the game. If I sit through an adventure and I can remember having fun and enjoying my time, then the adventure is a great adventure.

wow some of those locations are pretty damn cool... makes me want to be a player in your homebrew worlds. I'm just beginning on starting mine, and all I've got so far are the major "classes" of characters in the world. I've yet to actually delve into the major wonders of the world or major...

I like the percentage systems more, makes for a lot of variation.

It sounds like a great encounter, until one of the players says, "It's an orc, kill it." and the group hacks it apart. Consider it one of my pet peeves of D&D, but I know that most players know most stats of most monsters in these books by heart, and know how best to combat them. Even if...

Here's to the Arizona Cardinals winning the division and surprising everybody and winning the NFC. ;) Now, about that Lion who threw the game at the end, what the hell was that all about? Jacksonville and Packers had the game of the day, the fumbles, turnovers, wild plays, improbable...

Where's Midnight? Conan? Scarred Lands? Mystara? Or any setting that specifically requires the use of the PHB that is D&D.

I want both Blue Rose and Black Company for the additional game mechanics they both bring to the game, but eventually use them for my own homebrew world.

Fifth Element had it best I think: Evil begits evil. The taking of a life, no matter the reason or cause, is therefore an evil act because Life is what's important. I add: To take a life you lose a part of yourself. (what movie was that from? ;) ) In the end, it doesn't matter. I play the...

never had but I would like to. I had once intended to try a d20 campaign that used any core class from any D&D fantasy related book with the exception of the core classes in the PHB. I think it would be neat to see people think outside the box, so to speak, but it didn't work. There are a...

I like the Soulknife, Monk and Hexblade...they are different than the mainstream and anything that is different than the mainstream is good in my book. I've only played a monk and I like the class, but I don't like it when DMs follow the core book and decide to keep the alignment restriction...

I like the book and all, but I have to ask... why use this kind of layout? Wouldn't it make more sense to just have all the pertinant stats in each creature description instead of having them spread out on three seperate locations??? And thank you for the information, I had completely...

Depending on your schedule and stuff would it be possible for you to display on here a good combat scene between a couple of characters... a dwarf fighter and elf ranger against a group of 4 goblins as they are stated in HARP? I ask because the monster writeups are confusing to me and if I can...

Can anybody say what the difference is between the two editions? Or, at least, if v2 will keep it's own system or will it be d20 (hoping not)?

I don't know what Mr. Ryan is smoking but it must be good. :) I'd like him to try and take out alignments and vancian magic and see the outburst loyal D&D gamers would have because those two sacred cows were suddenly no longer a part of D&D. I know many people who would claim it to no...

If I save a little girl from getting killed by an Orc, with the sole intention of getting a reward from the girls family, and then getting the reward, is that good or evil? In D&D terms, I kill the Orc, therefore good. If I use that goodness to further get a reward, that's evil. So, the...