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I say no, and I think my reasoning goes along with why some people hate the Forgotten Realms. I don't want half the population of Faerun to be of epic level, or even a small minority to be, before the PCs become epic level. It's bad enough as it is with Elminister and the Seven Sisters. No...

I found Atlas Games' The Last Dance also suitable for Ravenloft. In fact, I ran it in my RL campaign. It worked well. It seems like almost everything put out by Mystic Eye Games would also fit into Ravenloft. Flip through a copy of Of Places Most Foul if you get the chance. -7th

If an rpg book is a very good, would you want it 1) Harcover, make it a keeper! or 2) Softcover, make it cheaper! Well?

Your cover guys rock! Your internal art guys are, errr, a little too cartoony for my tastes. -7th

Very cool! Any decisions yet as to what the "new additions" will be? Is this Volume 1 plus some extras, or will the planned Volume 2 (mentioned in the PDF) be a part of the print version? -7th

Hmm, perhaps what I read was one of those RangerWickett-like made-up feats. Oh well, sounds like a good feat :)

I seem to recall reading on these boards that there was a feat that allowed rogues to make sneak attacks from farther than 30' and also allowed assassins to make death attacks at range. Is there such a feat, and if so, could someone tell me the source? Thanks, -7th

Ravenloft is one of my favorite settings. I've never found it repetative, since each domain is unique and there are quite a few. I generally run mystery adventures set in Ravenloft, and they're probably less dark than what most would expect. The current one centers around a character playing...

I voted Tiefling, but forgot one of my players also played a Drow once.

I think having the same rules as last year is more fair now than it was last year. I remember Paradigm Concept's nomination wasn't out for more than a week when the poll went up. I'm certain only a vast minority of people had a chance to see it before the voting began. Well, now everone knows...

Re: Re: Re: "Made for use right in your home campaign!" Maybe this is just me, but I don't see how this adds much value to the game. I learned in grade school that it rains more often near mountains and that it gets colder as you approach the poles. Obviously people living near woodlands...

The reason I can't is because if a dragon hits you with both claws and a bite at the same time, it would have to bite through it's own claws! See page 131 of the Player's Handbook. There just isn't enough surface area on a human for two claws and a bite!

Good lord, I've just witnessed a dragon perform whirlwind. Thanks Cyrnus, I'll never forget it. I don't think the knocking into position for the next attack is allowed unless the dragon is bullrushing. I can see how a fighter with Great Cleave or Whirlwind can hit so many targets. The feats...

Re: Re: Masters of the Wild Ranger, do you have a repositor of these posts of yours? These fake prestige classes are a gold mine of ideas.

Tyrion Lannister all the way!

Re: "Made for use right in your home campaign!" I guess my beef with campaign settings is that one is enough. Buying Rappan Athuk doesn't preclude me from buying Nemoran's Vault. The Book of Eldritch Might will probably work great with Arcana: Sorcieties of Magic. But I sure as hell...

This post could arguably go into the rules forum, but I'm pretty sure I'm interpretting the rule correctly, it's the visualization that escapes me. How does something as big as a house (refering to dragons) make 6 attacks with different appendages in 6 seconds? Furthermore, as far as I can...

Personally, I think supplements like Atlas Game's Touched by the Gods (with its secret societies) and the Green Ronin monster books (with lots of plot hooks) are better campaign design aids than anything that gives general advice on economy systems, or countless tables of village population size...

Congrats on the kid. I also joined the RPGA solely for the Greyhawk Journal.