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I have had it since Sunday, it is a wonderfull book. Though I am still working on finishing my first read through of it.

But the Cthulhu mythos skill only goes up when one of a few things happen: a) You read a mythos book. b) You are driven crazy by seeing a mythos monster. For option b to hapen you have to loss 1/2 your wisdom score or more in sanity at one time, how often do you think that will happen? Also...

I am also hesitant about the d6 hit points per level. It was more than I expected, and I like that the massive death rule is set at 10, but I am worried that the DC of the fort save is going to end up being too low by the time the characters have more than 10 hit points. I am planing on running...

I am not sure what all creatures were from the dreamlands, but other than a few of them, there doesn't seem to be much information on the dreamlands.

Character creation is fairly standard d6 hit points per level/max at first, pick 12 class skills, rogue skill points, no extra skill points for humans, 2 feats at first level. etc One of the things that I was concered with is the d6 hit points per level, but they brought over the massive damage...

I havn't finished reading the book yet, but from what I have skimmed through and read, it doesn't seem to favor any one time period. Yes it does have a lot more modern items in the equipment chapter than 1920's items, but some of those things don't exsist in the 1920's (No computers, digital...

Most spells in CoCd20 only do temporary attribute damage plus sanity loss. A few spells however do perm attribute damage plus sanity loss(One of the enchant item spell options, etc). Also while I havn't finished reading the book yet, but I don't think there is anything on the dreamlands. :cool:

If you have access to the Dragon Magazine archive, somewhere in there is an article called Tucker's Kobolds that could give some ideas.

Ambidextirty for the Ranger is a virtual feat, and as in the case of the Monk class it dosn't need to meet all of/any of the prerequisites:cool: