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Almost any chump can cast magic in D&D. All you need is a 10 INT and you can cast a devestating Magic Missile!

Indeed, in the '83 GH boxed set, it says magic is fading in the world. That's what made me wonder if GH would be dead magic. Maybe it'd be like Warhammer 40K. I don't think there's magic in that, but there are orcs and elves and psionics.

Will my PC be bent over and violated like in the old edition? See thread The DM violated my PC

That's an excellent solution! I should have done just that! Unfortunately, now, I've lost my chance because the "charm" has warn off. I'll keep this in mind in the future. ;)

This would make me just as bad as them. . . . Although I have fantasized. I fantasized about drugging them and taking them to a Chaos surgeon to give them dispicable grafts. Or, give them over to a *really* evil cult to perform acts of perversity on their bodies that you wouldn't wish on your...

The other PCs had been trying to secretly convert me for sometime. He gave in to them. He also had to deal with my PC being the "odd one out". So I guess the answer is: Yes. A made up divinely powerful spell. Its was actually laced into a book my PC was reading. Not sure on the details...

I actually kinda did something like this when I was first "turned" to Chaos. You see, I was so upset about what happened but kept quiet . . . anyway, on our adventure at the time, we came across a child (a lone survivor from an orc raid). Now, the other PCs proceeded to conduct some ritual to...

. Yes, it is. The DM has taken some liberties here. He says Tzentch isn't Chaotic Evil, but more Chaotic Neutral. Nevertheless, this does not excuse the other players having their wicked way with me. My steadfast, dwarf is now traumatised . . . he hated Chaos so much and for a while became a...

I know what you mean. With this same group (before I joined them) apparently one PC sodomised another PC! The culprit was a secret worship of the Chaos god Slaanesh and like to have his way with people. He drugged another PC and bent him over (no metaphor here) :confused:

I've been gaming with this group for 5 years. They're actually good people. I think it was the DM who let this get out of hand, really. I've talked with him; said my character was (spiritually) raped and will never be the same. He said I was over reacting and I left it at that. It's now 2...

The characters all started as "typical" PCs. An adventuring band that was Neutral on the alignment scale. All the other PCs had lot's of schemes behind the scenes, however. I never guessed they were all Chaos-worshippers, though! It was a diabolical secret that went for several sessions...

It was deity level magic invoked by the other PCs. It was the DMs arbitrary decision. The other players are actually OK. I blame the DM here for allowing this to affect my PC in such a drastic way.

I'm playing a dwarf rogue. He hates Chaos Spawn and mutations and warpstone and feels more comfortable with the solid earth and real tangible things. Sure, he's not Lawful, but he doesn't like "unnatural" things and abominations that disrupt the way the world works. Nevertheless, little did I...

I was thinking about my Greyhawk campaign and just wondering what the world would be like in the far, far future. Would it be a sci-fi/fantasy setting? Would it just be a sci-fi setting because magic has faded? Would it stay the same (caught in the perpetual whimsy of medieval swords & sorcery)...

Will there be a conversion to get your WFRP 2nd Ed PCs into Warhammer Fantasy Battles? How much are Games Workshop overseeing the creation of the 2nd Edition? I'm a little unclear on the relationship. Thanks.

Quest Spells first appeared in the 2E Tome of Magic book, I believe. Now, I don't own that tome, but I do have a general idea of what these spells are. They are very powerful spells that require co-operative magic (ie. a few people working together). Is that right? I know in 3E you've got your...

It's really just the one player that I'm having a problem with. He howls and whines for more XP and quicker level advancement and is not focusing on developing his character's personality. I love levels because in no other system do I salivate so much when I advance. ;)

Levels make the "power-gaming" element of an RPG very transparent. A player can ask another player: "Hey, I'm 2nd level. What level are you?" This knowledge, while not "in-game" knowledge, can still affect the mood of the game. In a skill-based system, it is harder for players to meta-game in...

I had no problem with the length of time between 1st and 2nd Edition and between 2nd and 3rd edition. The years just seemed to fly by . . . (maybe it was my young age and I didn't care about new editions). That said, I find myself itching for 4th edition! Why? Well, I think because 3E is so...

Thanks for that. :) I agree with Rel. A book with these sorts of creative examples (with gp values) would be very useful.