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In my campaigns, I allow just about anything to be an animal companion... but they must have stats of animals. So you could have a bunch of giant beetles (with the stats of, say, wolves), or a bunch of walking mushrooms (baboons or such). However, these companions are much more difficult to find...

I still say go with baboons. Those things are vicious... Then again, you could go with Chimpanzees. They look all cute... UNTIL THEY MAUL YOUR FACE OFF! Gah! Creepy little buggers! Did you know they hunt in packs? They're also cannibalistic. Gah.

I still use the 3.0 rules. I really just like the flexibility and creativity it allows. You can have two baboons, a wolf, a swarm of crows, or any similar mix of animals. The new rules just feel more... restricting, to me. Oh man... I feel like diaglo...

Meh, this just means we'll get to see it faster, cheaper, and without all the crud that comes when fan favorites come out in theatres. Sounds good to me!

...ew.

There are a number of ways to explain it. Often, looking at the old myths in which the monsters originated can help. Let's look at some Greek Myths. I see a few different explanations: 1) Cursed- The monster was once human, or from human origin, but has been cursed into a monstrous form. In a...

Throw me in with the "I like classes" crowd. Quite simply, I love base classes- I wish there were more in the Player's Handbook! Everyone keeps saying that the Barbarian should be combined with the Fighter, the Druid should be a variant Cleric, the Paladin a Prestige Class... ...but I say, if...

Oh my gosh, that's completely awesome and fitting. Bogeymen are a personal favorite monster of mine. Who are the others in that picture?

Verah neat. I especially enjoy the bogeymen. What's with the dude on the top right, though?

Thanks, Save-vs-DM! Yeah, that's the reason I didn't put it up there for so long. In the next update, I'm going to add a "Creating/Modifying Racial Traits" section, and I'll note that some traits may be too cheap or downright inappropriate for a campaign. In my campaigns, flight would either...

Over my 14-week summer, I'll be running a weekly d20 Modern game in which the characters are agents of this Time Travelling sort of government organization, fixing errors in human history. I think I'll be implementing a "adventures are exciting parts of your lives" rule, in which each week's...

June: Month of Breakstone's Birthday?

Well, the fact is that they are, indeed, idiots. If this guy hadn't been killed over a roleplaying game, he probably would have gotten killed taking another hobby too far.

What's sad about it is that three people died, and that their reasoning simply reinforces a negative image upon our hobby and culture.

I love creating new things as well, Vlos! The reason I've been staying away from this is that it adds a level of complexity that I just plum don't want. Instead, I'm giving bonus points for choosing a bonus to a Mental Stat and a minus to a Phyiscal Stat, but I'll most likely leave it at that...

Alright, new update. I added the following traits: Clumsy Flight Poor Flight Average Flight Good Flight Perfect Flight Fast Flight I also added two example races. Remember folks, if you test this out with your group and send or post the results, I'll make you a custom Clay Avatar to use here...

Ha! I'm about to go out and eat, but when I get back I'll update. I'll edit this post when I have.

It's back up! I'll try and post a version with the Flight trait and a "Modifying and Creating Traits and Flaws" option later this week.

Ah, nuts. I accidentally voted "1996" instead of "1986" Oh well...

Howdy folks! I made this here troll out of sculpey and a salsa-jar lid for a charity auction over at Nothingland. I thought I'd post it here for your amusement. It's about 3" tall, and the base is about 3.5" wide. There's more sculpts in the link in my signature, if you're curious.