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Well, here's an idea in regards to the older, experienced adventurers. Why are they in the area? Maybe, they are returning the body of a fallen comrade-in-arms back to his or her home village. Maybe, one of the youngsters has never been told of the "black sheep" uncle (or aunt) of the family...

Ok, seems as though the gang at Dog House Rules just ain't gettin' the word out enough. So. I'll blow the bugle again. Sidewinder:Recoiled. Taking the d20 Modern rules and applying them to the Wild West. No magic, no steampunk. Just straight western action. Want to play a game based on movies...

Well, if the general discussion *has* to be seperated into two forums, then I would suggest that General Discussion be renamed General Gaming Discussion and this one General Conversation. Edit: Well, durn, I just realized that General had been retitled. But now that I've been there I realized...

Well, mine here in the States were all printed here in the States.

Gee, I'm having flashbacks to that old comedy movie. Can't remember the name right now, but it had two sets of twins in the French Revolution. One set was raised as aristocracy and the other were paupers. It turns out all four were born on the same day in the same inn, and the babies became...

My guess is that OGL is a euphamism for including a way of actually creating characters, as opposed to using the chapter 1 of a Core d20 rulebook.

Well, I don't know about mini-games, but for Wild West in the vein of Young Guns and Silverado (and Tombstone, any John Wayne movie, any Clint Eastwood movie, Bonanza, the Rifleman, Wagon Train...etc...) keep an eye out for Sidewinder:Recoiled. Which should be out within the next few weeks...

Just as a point of game design. The weights in the rules are not just about the physical "dead weight" of the weapon. Some weapons are listed as larger weights for the purpose of simulating the net "encumbrance value" of the weapon. While a Greatsword may not actually weigh 15 lbs. that weight...

Oh, you wanted to know about wizard spells. In that case page 64 1st ed PH under Notes Regarding Magic-User Spells 4th paragraph. In general, reversible and multiple application spells require the magic user to determine which form he or she is memorizing prior to the adventure. Consult your...

Page 43 1st ed PH under Notes regarding cleric spells 2nd paragraph ....In any event , the cleric must decide whicn application of a reversible spell will be used prior to learning it..... Page 86 2nd ed PH 2nd column last paragraph ....Priests with reversible spells must memorize the desired...

OK, so I'm reading through the skills, and it suddenly dawns on me. Why does d20 Modern have both Disable Device AND Repair? Is this really necessary?

So how many bumps, and weeding of sid bumps, does a SH need before rating a Sticky?

Talk like a pirate, Post like a Piratecat Arrrrgh! Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow *Avast!* Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow *Shiver me timbers* Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow *Gnomes* Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow *walk the plank* Meow Meow Meow *Clay* Meow Meow Meow Meow Meow...

Well in reading the preview that they released on their website it would appear that they are using the d20 3.0 or 3.5 rules, since some mention is made of the rogue and fighter classes.

It's DOG HOUSE RULES, Doc. There ain't no Blackdog anywhere near the dog house.

Doc, that's Sidewinder:Recoiled by Dog House Rules, not Blackdog Rules ;)

You know, I thought the same thing, and then had to mentally slap myself for falling into that stereotype trap. Arknath's fiance may very well be male.

Joe, the co-written books were only released in the UK as far as I can tell. If you go to amazon.co.uk you can find info on the isbn's. It seems as though Midkemia is far more popular in europe than in the states.

Guys, check out the front page news...or go here www.doghouserules.net Hey, it WAS nominated for an ENnie so these guys must be doing something right. ;)

OH Wow my first double!