Search results

Yeah, I was incredibly worried when my party's team leader rounded up some of the night-time Constables at RHC headquarters and went after the arsonists. Lucky for her (a monk), Eberando couldn't connect with his Greatsword attack. Her tactics, and working well with the other...

You can find it on the Zeitgeist home page, under the intro pack entry.

When I first started playing in 2e, classes were great shorthand for my character's basic personality and theme. Then my friend bought the player's option books, and the customisation bug hit me hard. Since then, through 3e and 4e, I've placed theme (flavour) first, then set about using the...

Pretty much the same here, since my party love splitting up, missing each others' clues, and going on wild goose chases. Probably looking at 6 weeks away to finish Skyseer, since my games are fortnightly.

I tend to discourage my players from playing monstrous characters, but if they are really dead set on the idea, I don't mind allowing it too much. There will be issues with NPCs, but not to the detriment of the overall game. I therefore voted for the second option.

Due to relocating for work, this week is going to be my last week DMing for the group I've been in for 3 years now, so I decided to set up a great battle to end the campaign with. The PCs have been gathering power in preparation for the end of the world, and only the leader of the primordial...

My condolences to your club. I'm rather surpised this kind of thing happens in this day and age. The closest thing to that that happened to me, was a protest from the society for women's studies at my university, due to the film club showing anime on a public film night (the words "degrading"...

I think that's what did inspire me back then, heh. I'll take whatever inspiration i can get these days! :lol: If i can ever work out how to get Mushi-shi into D&D I'll do it. That or the Natsume book of friends (Natsume Yuujinchou).

Sorry these are so long! -A girl lies in a coma, the only survivor of the disastrous crash of her family's starship. Can the PCs (heroes from story books the girl read, and merely figments of her dreamscape) cross the planar boundaries and save her life? Is their belief in their identities...

Ah, sorry about that! I think that'll be the last time I take pronunciation lessons from A Knight's Tale! :lol:

Looks good for his age Hmmm... ;)

Reminds me of one of my former DMs who pronounced "Lich" as Lick (like in Lichtenstein), rather than Litch, as the rest of the group did. I'm not sure if he was right or not, to this day. We had a lot of trouble taking something seriously with a name like that, even if it was right. :lol:

Thanks for posting this up, Reynard. It's really spiffy! The sword article was very cool too.

Not really. My mum's first husband was an undertaker. :)

The Raven Queen. Fighting over 2nd place are Pelor and Ioun.

The elf "laser" cleric in my Ragnorok game fires all of his attack spells from a specially made bow (i'm treating it as a special implement, similar to a warlock's pact blade), similar to the character Ishida in Bleach. Other spells take the form of runic circles.

Oh my goodness, this!

Sounds like a song by Dragonforce! :p

In 4e, even low level characters are a something special- they're definitely a cut above the rest of the population. So, I thought I'd run with that conceit. The PCs in my upcoming (and all too imminent!) 4e game will be heroic from the get go, taking the role of Einheriar, to serve the Aesir...

I thought this one was kinda so-so....until i got to the end. Fantastic! :D