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I've searched for what a sussuruss is, but the best I can find is susurrus, which is another term for whispering or murmuring. Hows about one o' you people with your fancy picture skills dig up a scan o' this mis-teer-ee-uss sussuruss, please and thank-ee?

I have to admit, Heroes of Shadow as a hardback made me give a little sigh of relief. Ah, consistency...(with most of my books at least)

Good suggestions, thanks. From the roleplaying side, I don't like the power to be a triggerd action. In fact, one of the scenes I imagined when I was coming up with how to put the idea into D&D was a gnome finding a wounded animal in the feywild. His hand glows and the animal pops back up and...

I was actually just looking through the Dark Sun Creature Catalog yesterday when I found that they beat us to it. On pages 124-125, they suggest taking regular D&D monsters and converting them to be Dark Sun compatible. Their first example is taking the shark from MM2 and making it burrow...

Care to elaborate why not and how you'd change it?

I don't know about you, but I have neat handwriting. ;)

Lightbringer_Gnome The concept here comes from my homebrew world, in which gnomes were created by the god of light and hope. In the core D&D 4e world, lightbringer gnomes can be gnomes who don't hide because they don't want to get caught after playing a nasty prank, but rather they hide...

No, I would not buy such a product. It's cheaper to buy index cards and simply write your own condition cards and power cards.

Level 17 should be at exactly 830.

I'm sensing a lull year. On the bright side, that likely means a big boom of awesome stuff in 2012!

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Critical_Hit_Subsystem With this system, life for adventurers in 4th edition becomes much more deadly. Scoring a critical hit means giving your opponent a debilitation in addition to the boosted damage and normal effects of the attack. They can even lead to permanent scars, and not just the...

*whistles* That has to be a record.

Well, in this day and age, it pretty much is. Nobody wants to read a story where the main character is the paragon of justice and goodness (lawful good), and he has to destroy an enemy who does nothing but mindlessly destroy things (chaotic evil). Protagonists in fiction are more likely to be...

This thread is for getting help to come up with names for concepts that seem to be outside any classes in any roleplaying games you know of. Let me start with an example. What would you call a mediator between the gods and the primal spirits?

But how could anyone resist necroing a thread about necromancy?

Thanks for all the replies so far! I'm not going to divert away from playing D&D; I know the problems with my specific group and am beginning to address them, but that's a topic for another thread. I'm actually just curious as to how the mechanics of games that want to focus on creating a...

What are some RPGs (tabletop, computer, collectable cards, board, or otherwise) that focus on creating a story? Specifically, what mechanics do they use to achieve this? I'm curious about game design, and hoping to maybe get me feet wet in something new. My D&D games often devolve into (or...

RPG physics can also operate any way the group is willing to accept. In my world, a normal person can train themselves enough that they can perform feats of greatness that people in our world could only dream of. Of course, it requires a lot of training. Level 1 martial heroes already have a...

:confused: I don't want to know.