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First Dungeon and Dragon Magazine, and now Roy. Why?!?! WHHHYYYYYYYYY?!?!?!?!? There is no hope...

Ken Jennings, the 8 INT half-orc barbarian.

My brother came up with a really good idea: An Edge campaign setting, based on the Edge Chronicles series by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell. I don't know if anyone else is familiar with the series, but it's a very unique setting, and one I think would be fun to play in. How do you think it...

Next week the party is about to enter the final dungeon of Slaughtergarde: the Armory. Allthough I still don't know if they plan to destroy the gate to the Abyss or to secure it.

Actually, a good unemployment rate is one of the few good things about the U.S. economy right now. Our unemployment is like half that of Germany (about 4.5%). Of course if you live in somewhere like Michigan... :(

Funny you ask, I was wondering the same thing. One of my PC's is about to take it. I think it's fine, but I'm making it so your cohort has to make sense with your background. The PC's a ninja, so the cohort is gonna be a young ninja in training who has been sent to follow and learn from the PC...

I'm about to for Shattered Gates of Slaughtergarde. We'll see how it goes, but so far I like the idea.

One of my players is going to miss our next few sessions, so he'll be doing some solo adventureing. I'm pretty sure I've seen a line of solo adventures somewhere, I just can't remember anything about them or who publishes them. Does anyone know a good solo adventure for a monk of 5th level? Thanks.

I had allready started playing, but both Dragon and Dungeon had a huge effect on my first campaign. Allthough I believe Rich Burlew says Dragon got him into gaming...

Yeah, I think it was a really good idea to post on here. I love all this stuff and intend to use some of it now that I've discovered it. But if it hadn't been for seeing it here, I would have had NO IDEA it even exisisted.

I really like what I'm seeing. Especially that Crackpot character and his tanglefoot bags.

Were Ice Toad's ever redone? If not, could you do one? If they were, what book?

Ha! As a fellow Warhammer player, I can really appreciate that. Nothing is cooler than making that impossible leadership test when you really need it.

We were playing our Slaughtergarde campaign, and the party is in the Temple. They'd allready killed the High Priestess and even the other clerics. Normally all the drow follow the orders of the Priestess because they're so scared of her, and stay at their posts. However, since she died, they all...

Spot and search. Then tumble and move silently, but that just might be because we have a ninja, bard, monk, and scout.

So what average party level do you recommend? I'm thinking starting at 7 or 8ish and by the end you should be around 14?

I'm planning on running G1-2-3 pretty soon, so I was just wondering if anyone else has played or run it in 3rd edition? How did it go, were there any major changes used, and about what level did you start and finish it at? Thanks.

The Game Is About The Players!

This just further supports my theory that Belkar is in fact, the coolest person in the world.

That is really cool actually. If I had a choice I think would just stay at 2nd level, but if it's being used I think everyone has to do it.