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D&D Viagra?! What, it makes D&D harder? ;)

Yeah, but when is Rebma being published? :) Mike should do a great job as editor I should think. He certainly was a good gamemaster when I still lived in his neck of the woods.

If you didn't give up Conjuration, mix some summoned monsters in with your illusionary monsters. Keep 'em guessing. Also, Summoned Monsters are not an offensive act, so you can do that even while invisible.

Magnum slugs to the door hinges... it will come down. Trust me. :)

But the thing is, you don't really even need the stats... seeing as how almost all guns in a given category in D20M have the exact same stats. Look at the SMGs in Weapons Locker... with very few exceptions, they all do the same damage, have the same range increments, the same crit threat range...

My problems with Sorcerers, after playing one into the low teens is not with their power, but rather their flavor. They're not all that different than Wizards. The person that described them as Wizards with training wheels is on the mark. They're great NPCs though. Less for the DM to have to...

What he said... and less text on the cover would be nice as well. Compared to the old days, the covers of Dragon and Dungeon today are so cluttered. Let me see the art, dammit.

I'm an evil dragon. If I were going to attack an enemy dragon in its lair, I would be buffed in advance. It is not unreasonable for the Red Dragon to, therefore, assume that the Gold Dragon is likewise buffed up. Dispel Magic is a perfectly reasonable leading spell in that situation.

There was one vendor there that had both the Conan RPG and Unearthed Arcana, however, he sold out in less than an hour on Saturday morning.

The game I'm in doesn't use standard XP rewards anyhow. We get 1000 XP per session, even when there's no action. New players have generally come in at half a level below the rest of the party. Of course, we'll never be able to catch up. Considering the XP loss to be resurected, if my Monk were...

TABLESPOONS Jabberwocky ala Apple Newton Teas Willis, and the sticky tours Did gym and Gibbs in the wake. All mimes were the borrowers, And the moderate Belgrade. "Beware the tablespoon my son, The teeth that bite, the Claus that catch. Beware the Subjects bird, and shred The serious...

Not this year they're not, according to nikchick. I'll be there with Mr. Harlick though, for whatever that's worth. C. Lee Graham

There was a movie that used to run on HBO (title escapes me ATM) all of the time that followed the same plot as well. National Guard Unit on maneuvers gets lost in the swamps in Lousiana and while out there, runs afoul of cajun redneck moonshiners. The weekend warriors didn't do so well.

Setting Firefly in the 'world' of Traveller would be really easy. Set the game after the Solomani War, and Mal and Zoe are both Solomani vets. And, to set the analogy in place, basically, Firefly takes place after the American Civil War. Mal and Zoe were Confederates who came from the frontiers...

Considering the definition of the two words, I'm not sure how anyone who's read the book could argue that the gov't of Starship Troopers is totalitarian or fascist. The ST government was clearly described as a Democracy, albeit one with limited citizenship, much like Athens. ST is unfairly...

Yeah, and we all know that Mongoose = quality. [/sarcasm]

Firefly RPG? Isn't that called Traveller?

Actually, Steven Jackson Games was raided in 1990, and TriTac was raided in 1994. Additionally, SJG was raided by the Secret Service, and TriTac was raided by the FBI.

It's debatable as to whether: a) you can trip someone attempting to stand up & b) if so, whether the second trip attempt actually prevents the person from standing up Check D&D Rules for threads on trip and you'll see that the debate comes up about once a week. IMO, the jury is still out so my...

You would lose the potential for spells that require expensive components... and magic items and their ilk of course.