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Every time I see the roles part I wish it had been made so that the role is seperate from the class choice, meaning more customization within the class.

Just sick of going into threads that tend to wind up in arguments between the pro or con groups, without anything new.

Prefered Character Stats - Representative of the character at whatever snapshot in time the creator choses. ie... if the character deviates from normal stats with a special spell or relic, I want it noted as that. As a writer I personally prefer if the character in fiction has something...

I didn't know how to answer the poll. See, I like to know stats. However I really don't want them with the story itself. Later on if I really liked the story, I might consider using the character... so I'd check the publisher or author's site to see if there was a web enhancement type thing...

It depends on the type of product. And just how different 4th edition is. I imagine certain sorts of our products will not be useful in 4th edition, with the limited need for magic items, and the variations on the spells. These may require products that are completely different between 3rd...

Oh.. don't judge Shadowrun on 1st edition. I thought that was horrible and I never played a full campaign using that one. I prefered Shadowrun 2nd edition over 3rd (but that 3rd wasn't necessarily bad, it just changed things a lot so my character wasn't the same and not as much fun.) I...

I really like Goblins. Hecks it is the reason why my company made Fell Beasts: Goblins, so we could have them as PCs. It is one of the things I liked about 3rd edition, everything was techincally usuable as a player race without a heck of a lot of tweaking. I'd rather have orcs as a player...

I think someone with mdoerator abilities needs to differentiate the forums for folks. The OGF-L list used to be discussion for Open Gaming Lciense in general, with the OGF-D20-L was for discussion of WOTC's OGL. In interest of keeping to the thread... I would like to see the easy ability to...

I use Knowledge skills more as a judge of what information I should fill in for the players than as something to roll often. A nudge to the storyline. In the Crown Campaign setting we actually introduce additional knowledge skills and give more skill points specifically for them, because I...

Step 1: Start as a freelancer... or at least have previous freelancers as part of your company staff. Use the knowledge. Step 2: Find a way to get a lawyer (preferably that accepts barter) Step 3: Have starting capital to afford to pay for at least 3 products and other related fees. Step...

Yes. I don't find the need to use minis all the time. But I wouldn't understand if the rules didn't have the details/options in them to be more accomodating. I mean it isn't like the game didn't evolve from minis to begin with.

At least there is no Wizard's Attic to break small companies either. They are still out there, but I think they stopped taking on d20 companies several years back. And he's pretty smart, so I doubt he'd take on a brand new 4th edition company either, unless they had something spectacular that...

You do realize that at that point there were so many more innovative ways of bypassing the security. I remember photocopies and manually assembled spinning codewheels for some of the first commodore 64 games. That sort of security only hinders its use for the paying customers.

Could it be that someone's DM played a lot of Shadowrun at some point? That used to be the way to block out astral projections in that game.

These are the things I envisioned it as based on the past spiel. If it is, I imagine it would be a great thing for 3rd party publishers and freelancers to pick up, so that they can stay consistent with the design ideals behind 4th edition. Things that I'm sure a great number of other...

I was just at a mythology exhibit in a New York museum and they used the old elephant skull display to show what some people might have mistaken as cyclops skulls. But then again I've been to other museums where I recognized various objects misidentified... they don't pay museum staff enough...

Thumbs up Never forget him. Obviously coming from Judah, since he was the only jerk :) Never steal another rogue's alcohol. Butler sounds too sophisticated for the type of servant he was. But he was perfect. Never underestimate the player's ability to take a simple sidequest and turn it into...

I don't believe either of that is a guarenteed. 1) If 2/3 of the current D&D players switch... that means a heck of a lot of Player's Handbooks get purchased right off the bat. Numerically they'd probably have designed their sales figures to account for a very small percentage of the overall...

Kobolds and Goblins. You see the whole problem with normal animal testing is that the animals can't tell you what all is happening.

That website really needs to have a link to Jim Hines' Goblin Quest series!!!