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Try Dead Can Dance. They have some really fitting music!! Alot of it is themed by culture.

Okay I have had some rest so here a few more that come to mind. - Don't eat all of the chips. Share with the others. It's polite. - Don't hide your dice rolls. make sure the DM can see the result. - Keeping track of encumbrance is annoying and is more math than it's worth. Just play it by...

I would definitely be into running 3.5. What is involved? Is there an RPGA adventure or simple one off you would like me to run? I have all of the 3.5 Dungeon Magazines from which I could choose an adventure.

Hey Page, this is definitely still open. Shoot me an e-mail at edgewood1701@yahoo.ca for details.

While I was at work I was reminiscing about my early days of gaming back in 1982 when I was all young and tan of cheek. Back when I started my first game of Basic D&D and how plain awful it was. I mean it was pitiful. I tried to run Keep of the Borderlands for a friend who I think barely had the...

I am a DM of about 20 years and I'm interested in both RPGA and one shots. Of course I play as well but I DM more.

Some good ideas here folks. One of the methods I have used in the past for the opening scene of a campaign went like this. DM: Okay, Rogan (Ranger), you are the first to run into the room, you stop and hold the door open for the others, yelling at them to get in! Player (Rogan): All right...

Over the years of DMing many, many, many campaigns, adventures, one-shot side treks and a what not, I have always tried many different ways of introducing the game in a way that isn't seen as run of the mill or cliched. You know the the type. "you enter an inn and the place is crowded except...

Which was the title TSR was going to go with originally until market research revealed that it would make gamers seem like pervets and would ruin their chances of getting dates. Thank god we all dodged that bullet!!

Now isn't that funny? My experiences have been different. Yes there was a reluctance to switch from 1E to 2E. No reluctance from 2E to 3E and even more reluctance from 3E to 4E (more so than the switch from 1E to 2E I dare say), but this has been my experience and is not an accurate sample of...

I think (at least this is how it works in Canada) it hurts them more if they are a member of the Better Business Bureau and don't uphold the requirements of the Board. I'm not sure what happens to them if they aren't a member. Maybe it hurts their future chances of becoming a member.

Definitely Fall. No doubt about it. I always started my campaigns during the fall. I guess because there is an indelible quality to fall that lends itself to be rather spooky. D&D carries with it an air of mystery and fear and I find that fall represents that perfectly. The darkness, the cold...

These articles are pure awesomeness...with extra awesome. Keep it up man. It has inspired me to do the same.:)

Hey Spazz, it hasn't started just yet but I have a couple of people interested in starting. If you're looking to get involved I can send you a document detailing the background of the game and details that you'll need to decide whether you would like to join. Let me know.

Dragon Magazine and White Dwarf would have been merged as well. Possibly under either Dragon or White Dwarf which would have reflected the amalgam. Dungeon would have continued as a perfect vehicle to continue with adventures. One wonders that if this had occurred, would Paizo have ever surfaced?

This. I keep trying to come up with what WOTC would be evil and sinister about? "BWAHAHAHA! We have pushed back an article by one month!! Now to tie that damsel to the train tracks!! "Twirls moustache and disappears behind black silk cape....

I normally take a sort of backward approach to creating an adventure. I usually start with the ending and final conflict and then write backward to the beginning. I find it easier to keep track of any side plots and you don't wind up with any loose thread. I also create events that aren't tied...

Add me to this list of those who understand where you're coming from. I recently moved to a small town because off my job (RCMP) I also have a fantastic and supportive wife and two beautiful little girls (7) and (2) years who require my attention not to mention, taking care of the house. Add to...

Hey all, I'm a lonely DM looking to start an on line 1st Edition AD&D game. I have a homebrew that has been played in for about 10 years and has a very sturdy base of history and NPCs. I would like to have 4-6 players to help me continue the stories set in Morvia. I have been DMing for about...