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I heard from the manager of my local game store that they want people to buy 2 booster packs in order to participate on Gamma World Day. I agree with Gabe that $3.99 for a booster pack is awfully pricey for 8 cards. My store sells them rock bottom for $2.00 each, and I've seen them for sale...

Sounds pretty fun. I think I'll buy a pack of cards and try it out on Gamma World Day.

I've never actually used a DOMT, but it's pretty common to use a d20 or d100 and a list of possible outcomes for all sorts of things. Get creative and make a list of stuff to represent the deck.

I think the reason why there are fewer female gamers is because it has to do with how people were raised in older generations. If D&D was exclusively a male game back in the 80's, then the women from generation X aren't likely to turn over to D&D now. The number of female gamers has greatly...

They totally could make wizardry a religion if people could organize it. There's even a Church of Jedi.

My group uses a whole combination of things for NPCs and monsters. We mainly use colored glass stones and dice. For our PCs, we use metal minis (which we're all too lazy and cheap to paint), and I've just started to collect DDM. We only have 3 booster packs of DDM so we're very limited with...

I'm hoping an official 4.5e won't be necessary. I remember when they changed rules for 3.5e, but I want to believe that WoTC has learned from that and won't pull it again. The Essentials are a good in that they're merely optional. Even if they do continue with the same rule format as...

I'm currently playing a 3.5e game with a female DM, 3 female players, and 1 male player. While our DM prefers roleplaying over combat, we still like to smash and grab like any other typical gamer. Oddly enough, the DM is the only one playing a female character. I play a smelly male gnoll ranger...

3.5 was a slap in the face to those who already bought 3.0 books, but I really did enjoy 3.5 even if I did have to buy new books. WoTC keeps saying that Essentials doesn't replace the original core books, and that once they need to do a reprint of the Player's Handbook and such that they'll let...

I hope they continue making more 4e products to be backwards compatible with earlier 4e books. I doubt we'll be seeing 5e for several more years. It's too early for that because it's usually one edition per decade, give or take a couple years. There are still a few campaigns they still need to...