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It strechs over three diferent tsr campaign settings (greyhawk, ravenloft, and planescape), and angered fans of at least two of them by breaking the cannon for those settings. Not only that but when it was written the designers for those settings were not consulted. Its sparked many message...

I add flavor by a non standard campaign setting, and a good deal of homebrew monsters. My campaign setting is a vast archipelago and I have a good deal of custom monsters and a custom class. This campaign hasn't started yet so I'm waiting to see how well it works.

Story I like the most: Wizardrus Story I would show to a non gamer: Any of lazybones as their written in more of a story format then a description of a session that is hard to understand if you don't play d&D

Thanks for the logs. Will look at them later

Ideas that may or may not have already been posted A group of thieves might use the sewers for an escape route. The party could run into them injured as they tried to escape or into a hired thug that was to keep the escape route clear. A outcast ranger that lives in the sewers and tames dire...

I only played my elf ranger up to level 4 but his first choice was gobliniods. For in his backround story his uncle had been killed by hobgoblins. edit: 200th post Yay

Now in the game I've been running theres been no deaths, and that includes both players, and player characters. But in a game I play in I was pretty sure that the one player character death in the game wasn't intended. The party was attacked at night by some brown bears, and the 4th level...

What is 3.X missing. Two things: Planescape (which is the best published campaign setting ever) and detailed monster descriptions (by this I mean the parts that are not the statistics.)

As a player I've never experienced many house rules but the ones I did were terrible. For a while my DM would do a some things to hinder my rouges chances at sneak attacks, enemies would take 5 foot steps out of turn to avoid being flanked, and I could only get one sneak attack a round no matter...

head spinning, failed my knowledge check so badly that I don't even know what knowledge type check I failed. Some things I guess I just can not grasp.

I would like to run an oathbound campaign but I have to many things I'd like to run. So oathbound is about number 3 on my list of things to run.

First of all I haven't read all 3 pages of the thread so if the discussions changed please excuse me. My opinion is that balance is needed for a good game. But there needs to be the right amount, not to little and not to much. It the game is too balanced then it means that every class is about...

I would allow casting while feather falling if the caster succeeds at a concentration check dc: 10 + spell level (so its not trivial, but its not impossible.)

If you think that the divination aura from the detect magic would tip them off them make something like glass's of see invisibility that also would spy on the wielder. But its still doesn't protect against an identify.

Ok case closed, It just seems to be a glitch in the system which went away. Sorry to waste everyones time.

Fire fox works. Except that the writing in the new post screen is black on dark gray.

Yes both are enabled. I'm going to try firefox and see if it would A: work, and B: be a suitable replacement for firefox.

When I use mozilla on the pc I can't post to these boards. I can get to the new post screen but the text feild that you type your posts on doesn't work. It gray and it doesn't work. I've tried mozilla 1.5 and 1.6 I had to post in internet explorer to get this post up.

I've played in The Sunless Citadel and am Running the Forge of Fury. Spoilers for The Sunless Citadel Spoilers for The Forge Of Fury

Only one real house rule but its a big one. A whole complete 20 level class the swashbuckler. Still needs a little polishing sometime. I made it up myself because I didn't like any of the versions I had seen.