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Thanks, and yes - good point! ;)

Thought I would share this here as I was hijaking the original thread I posted it in. I attempted to combine a few forms of awesome into one image... Wil talked about it on his blog here ;)

Sorry kitsune9, didn't mean to hijack the thread earlier, hehe. So, back to your very good questions... There's a lot, but I really like reading about... 1) Dynamic and unique encounter ideas 2) Unique campaign setting ideas 3) Cool house rules I like responding to any of the types of...

It looks as though Wil liked the image, hehe... what is this i don't even - WWdN: In Exile

Thanks - I would need high res versions of the various images in there (which I don't have/could not find) :( Haha :p

Haha, that would make an interesting image indeed, but I probably won't get to it. Speaking of images, did you see my latest? It's the Golden Girls playing D&D with Wil Wheaton, in the middle of an iconic bar fight... framed in bacon...

Oh yea? I see your Betty White, your Bea Arthur, and Estelle Getty and Rue McClanahan, and I raise you ALL of them playing D&D with Wil Wheaton in the middle of an iconic D&D bar fight, framed in bacon...

Of course I did ;)

Most of the time, the XP I give it is to those who reply to a thread of mine with additional info, feedback etc. Often times I am posting for feedback, or sharing ideas and hoping to get more. Responses to those are what I value a lot, so I give XP them. I use it as a way to give thanks to those...

Just posted this on my site here, but thought I would drop in here as well (that way you don't have to go anywhere!) Earlier today, @level30yinzer tweeted the following… …I was just thinking of this not too long ago when I dropped in on what would be Episode 12 of the DM Round Table podcast...

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I think it would be best to talk to the player (as you mentioned you were also going to do). The thing is, even if there is a rule about how to use skills against other players, that won't make the situation any less abrasive to the other player(s). I suggest talking to the player about how...

My player's do not backtrack unless circumstances force them to. With that said, my campaigns seem to feature players on the run (chasing or fleeing) so there's not a lot of time spent in one place long enough to revisit something they have already seen (for the most part).

Awesome! We made some interface changes to help those running it on their Net/Notebooks (there are many it seems)! We implemented what we called "Pages" a little while back (maybe you have seen it by now as I am late to getting back to this post). Essentially, one grid of 8x10 is what we call...

Hey thanks, we appreciate it ;) We just implemented "accounts" so now you can create an account (it's super simple) and add your own tiles! Tiles you add are private by default, but you can flag them as public. In the near future, we will be implementing the Tile Gallery, at which point you...

This is essentially a plug, but I think you might really dig it. Myself and a friend/co-worker have been building a tool that allows you to make battlemaps online for free that can be printed (click the green BattleMAP'R button in my sig). You can export your map as a PDF for printing, or as a...

Can't give ya XP :( But yea, I think the 10' pole thing is a Class feature for the Rogue, no? hehe

I would never 'insist' anything. I'm just providing some ideas to help inspire players to consider actually using the gear they are paying for, or to see how some equipment they may not have could come in real handy ;) I'm also not suggesting adding the level of micromanagement you mention...

Yea, this is a great idea. In fact, one of the things my players liked a lot about Gamma World was the random junk tables - rolling at seeing what they got, etc. By handing these out in the same fashion as treasure, the players think of them more as potential tools or as items that might come...

Yes! Yea, the pole is a must have! And yea, hireling rules would be interesting. I do miss the follower aspects of the older editions - but I think some of that can be covered decently with companion characters, etc. I would love to see rules for city/kingdom management, etc. Not that I feel...