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Alternatly, what if the book let me spend XP instead of GP (at the going rate of 5 GP per 1 XP) so the XP cost, instead of being 1/25 base price, would actually be 6/25. (1/5 + 1/25) how much would that book be worth?

So I have this cleric paladin character in the works, who, at the moment, is planning on leaning towards more paladin than cleric. Being the only source of healing in the party, I thought he would be the type to take scribe scroll, and save up some healing for later. It was then I had an idea...

If the super-being's quest isn't the answer to "what is the most fun thing we could all be doing right now" then it is the wrong choice. This is inherently a "metagame" concept because you are trying to gauge the fun the players, and yourself the DM are having, it has little to do with how much...

One of the last groups I DMed called themselves the Dragonrock Delvers.

Best. Movie. Evar.

/me is fellow player mentioned above.. Well...what do I know

I can never tell if my dad gets it or not, but he doesn't seem to disapprove, he was always seems a fan of chatting it up with my friends though, before or after (during ...grr..) sessions when we used to live in the same house. In some ways it did bring us together. Like when I really wanted...

For convenience: Vapmire Lord

He cites The Book of the Arab, by Justin Geoffry, Starry Wisdom Press, 1979 as his source.

Not that there is anything wrong with that...

I would like to see just a book of campaign setting things, like there were in the back of d20 modern, or in d20 future. In short, I want a book full of cool ideas.

For most of that kind of stuff, its cooler to let them do it than it is to force penalties down their throat, so I say go nuts, unless its not adding fun. If the players want to know where each item they have is, and what not, because that sort of realism is cool for them, I say by all means go...

I think half the fun comes from those blurred lines.

I'm told the Necronomicon is real...but not as lovecraft described it... /me just wanted an excuse to share the link...

There is nothing wrong with being concise. I thought the review was pretty good.

That is the funniest thing I've read all day! Such a little trooper...

The plan was mostly to steal ideas from it to use in D20 future, so it will work for me!

No idea, but now that I know it exists, I'd love to see it.

If you can think of a cool motive as to why someone would want to steal such a machine, I'd be glad to hear it too.