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No, sadly not.

I went in and updated all the conversion links to my new One Drive, just in case. So I hope it will work now

I just tried and it worked for me at least. The file is quite large so it takes some time depending on your broadband speed.

I look into it next week. Now I have a game table to prepare for this weekend ;)

Yes, I realized that these links point to a One Drive I had on a Microsoft account I am not using anymore. Should probably update all of them, but that is some work.

Well in my own campaign world based on 1500 BC Babylonia, Ereshkigal do not look kindly on people that try to avoid their Fate (i.e. the date of death that the Godess of Death have set on an individual). A raise death requires a soul for a soul to work, i.e. the players have to trade another...

Of course it is not true. However, what I am saying is if you want to look a real world pantheons and try to learn what might have inspired the designers when they came up with Raven Queen - Ereshikigal is probably one of their inspirations.

Have a look at Ereshkigal from the old Babylonian mythos as the female ruler of the Underworld (Irkalla). You can find a lot of inspiration there and probably also some of the inspiration of the Raven Queen character. According to the old Babylonians the people that entered the realm of the dead...

I have been playing with the idea of updating the Orcus game to my 4.5 Edition framework (mainly reworking the monsters), but also adopting the threat levels of the encounters. With the 4.5 edition I think you could make the game play at least twice as fast than the original - allowing for more...

It is a first level At-Will Power. If you have two +2 magic items, +2 dmg would be added to both primary and off-hand weapon as well as any feat bonus like two-weapon fighting. Max damage on both dmg rolls would feel over-powered on top of this.

I think I am on Version 3 of macro implementation of the powers. Version 1: Some players started implementing the attack and damage rolls, etc. for their characters, but far from all. Each one had implemented it a little different Version 2: I streamlined the implementation so it worked the...

No, that one I was not aware of. Will take a look and see what I can borrow. Thanks for pointing me to it /Myrhdraak

My judgement as well. Have started to code Maptools macros for all the PCs powers. I think it could speed up combat even more as I don't have to do a lot of record keeping and checking up on power descriptions as mist of it is handled by the code.

Very little 4th Edition support in these forums ;) After negotiating with the Player's Union, we reached a decision - a middle ground. Player's Union normally only try to maximize their benefits, but we managed to come to turns in the end. Ruling: The secondary attack damage from the off-hand...

I was implementing some macro scripts for my 4th Edition game in MapTools. I am trying to calculate the critical damage for two-weapon powers the like "Whirling Rend" (Barbarian 1st Level At-Will Power). I could not find any guidance in the 4th Edition books that brought clarity to me, so I...

I have put some effort into merging the two into a 4.5 version. What classes and races do your party consist off?

Never stopped, but I did a lot of house ruling to capture the best from both 4th and 5th edition

Only DMs so far!??! There must be an opportunity for an Advanced D&D 5e Player's Handbook that gives the classic D&D classes more player choice and options for character optimization at each level. Money to be made for the one that goes first!!!

This is obviously the fact these days, but it did not use to be like that. In the 4th Edition days there was a lot of players in here discussing how to interpret a specific power, and if it could be combined with that other power or not. If their DM had interpret the rules right, or if they were...