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I think I'll look into sea and salt, I need a hook to get my players to some action and enjoyment early in the game. I've never ran true20 before either, so I'm hoping it goes well.

I'm using true20, so the only classes that will be available to my players right now are the three core classes from that. I think I might start them working on a legit ship that gets attacked by pirates.

Thanks for the quick reply, even if it wasn't purely related ;) I really like the idea of the pirate on the shoulder though and hadn't actually thought of it until your reply. One of the group is an adept, I think either a gypsy type, or a voodoo witch. Maybe she might want a bird.

Okay, so I'm going to be starting a campaign soon using true20. It's going to be roughly based loosley on the PotC movie settings. The group will probably be a crew on a ship at the start of the campaign. I was just wondering what everyone else had done with pirate campaigns, what worked what...

Hey, are there any systems that spring to mind that use language as a skill you can gain ranks in and have to make checks to make sure they understand the language? If so, how did it work out in game, any humorous situations where the dwarf misunderstood the elf?

Okay, I like the concept of shadowrun; What I know anyway. I like the corporations taking the place of governments. Dark gritty setting with odd mutations, or some may even say new races. Tech meets magic, etc. I however don't know the shadowrun setting, and don't care to learn and...

Okay, so I think I'm going to go with worldworks stuff, I've also got some stuff from Hirst Arts, but it's not as easy to do ptolusy buildings with HA. They are great for dungeons, and more, though. I just printed out a hallway on plain paper, glued it to a pizza box. I deliver for pizza hut...

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I'm looking into true20 and castles and crusades right now, and I'll probably check out basicfantasyrpg.

That would increase the usefullness of improved initiative and "fixing" your initiative.

I wouldn't at all take away the fighter's multiple attacks, maybe I could treat additional attacks the same way 2nd edition did and allow a fighter to act twice in one round. For example if bob the fighter gets two attacks and joe the rogue gets one, then on initiative the players act in order...

okay, lets cut AoO from the game, then what.

If I deemed, for simplicity sake, that every round each player could make one action: move, attack, pull something out of a pack, quaff a potion, read a scroll, etc. In actual gameplay how big of an impact on the game would this have?

no, It doesn't really need to be rules dumb, just rules light. Something like castles and crusades or whatever.

Okay, so I'm getting ready to run my wife and a couple new players in a d20 rpg, but I was thinking of trying to find a rules light d20 system and since I've never done any research in that area of d20 I ask you guys, give me some reviews on rules light d20 systems. Thanks, PoC

Okay, so I got the free 14 day trial of eve online, and it looks really cool. I just don't know anyone who plays, so I'm curious what enworlders play.

I think I'm going to go Paragon Human 3/Cleric 3, now I just need to figure out what feat choices I want to make. Paragon will allow me to add to my dex or wisdom, and also let me stock on on some rogue-based skills as well.

Okay so we are picking up the age of worms game again. Me and a friend's characters are being joined by two new characters, but since our characters were lost we are allowed to re-make them. Same characters, because I mean the character has already been established, but we are free to re roll...

I think I just found my next house rule. I really like the idea and implementation.

I, like most, agree with Teflon Billy. It's supposed to be a game, and games are supposed to be fun, if it's not fun your not doing it right. My current group is great, consisting of two veterans, and two new players. I'm very happy with the group. I have however had player's that annoy the...