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1. Sunless Citadel 2. Goodman Games' Dungeon Crawl #11 (The Dragonfiend Pact) (currently in progress) 3. "Vessel of Stars" free adventure from Wizards.com (next)

man, you are brutal!! :)

As a DM, I have been describing and drawing maps for my players. Since I know what the "real" map looks like, it just easier. Unfortunately, this allows the players to meta-game. Depending on how and where I draw rooms on the paper, the players can deduce that secret doors might exist between...

Play whatever character appeals to you and fits the story. This is role-playing, not chess. Don't play the game; let the game "play you." :) Just think of playing a non-min/maxed character as a personal challenge. Some games let you take Flaws to gain some offset bonus. For example, HackMaster...

I remember reading the "dialect" explanation, but that just seems like "ret-con". :) Google reports 20,900 hits for "Lloth" and 35,400 hits for "Lolth", but <a href="http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=en_GB&word1=lolth&word2=lloth">GoogleFight.com</a> reports 54,700 hits for "Lolth" and...

I agree. Goodman's Dungeon Crawl games are fun and easy to drop into a bigger campaign. But imagine for a moment, if you will, if Goodman Games produced a 96-page "Dungeon Crawl" campaign setting/module book?! :D

and this game will be called "D&D 4E: The Deck of Many Things"! :D

YahooGroups? yes. Web-based message board? no. Web-based campaign log? yes. I've been brainstorming lately about using Blogger to create a blog wriiten from the characters' perspectives. That would give my players more creative room and make keeping a written campaign log easier. Has anyone...

I would love to see a few of the classic AD&D modules converted to 3.5E. But is this a nostalgic bone thrown to old schoolers or an admission that WotC is ceding the market for new adventure modules to third-party companies?

I don't believe any of these 4E rumors, but consider the success of WotC's D&D Miniatures game, which is a "collect 'em all" type game and includes cards with the game.

Are you discounting WotC's steady stream of character ("Complete Adventurer"/etc) and setting ("Frostburn"/etc) hardcover books? Many players seem to "collect 'em all."

I just updated the class description. Your feedback has inspired me to pick up my Puma Burglar class again. Some unresolved design issues: - Do the prerequisite Feats and Skills seem appropriate and balanced? - Where in the level advancement would "Hide in plain sight" be appropriate?

d20srd.org is a great reference, but does it really include the real WotC errata? The "Changes from the Official d20 SRD" page you linked to says: I have made many corrections and v3.0 to v3.5 rules updates that do not appear in any official publication. I read that as meaning that his changes...

I've been thinking about creating Yet Another SRD web site, but using Wikipedia's MediaWiki software to make the SRD a living, community project that would include errata, FAQs (official and otherwise), house rules, and suggestions for D&D 4E. (sorry! ;)) And maybe even new content, such as new...

Thanks for your feedback. You're right that the Puma Burglar is a bit bi-polar: is he wild or urban? You have some good suggestions about customizing the wild feats for urban use. "Domestic Empathy" special ability, anyone? :)

I agree with you, so think of this poll as really asking "When do you expect D&D 3.5E core book sales to drop off enough to make re-inventing the line a financial necessity?" (and then factor in time for R&D). Maybe the "repeating numerical pattern" of X years between editions is the sales...

The thread you love to hate! 3.0E and 3.5E are almost 6 and 3 years old respectively and WotC seem to have created a very good business framework for rolling out tons of 3.5E add-ons. When do you predict WotC will release (not announce) D&D 4E? A little historical context: 1974 = OD&D...

or maybe D&D XP? :)

Are you asking whether recreational drugs are used by my campaign's characters or players? Regardless, the answer is yes! :D

I was thinking this same question about paladins just last night. If paladins must be Lawful Neutral, then only certain dieties can have paladins..? Maybe chaotic dieties don't WANT someone to "enforce" chaos? :)