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Looking for some D/FW players for Friday night game. Please post here if you're interested in playing/GM'ing.

You want races with hooks?... One word: TALISLANTA Damn!! that's three words... no wait now it's seven. DOH!!! now it's eleven!! Grrrrr.... :confused:

We play on Friday nights (after work) and we usually play til around 1am - 2am at the latest. Occasionally we've pulled all-nighters, but then we have to put up with the BS from our wives (those of us that have them). shoot me a line if you're interested... three players ain't enough for us...

To those that responded to me last time I posted, sorry. We had some major issues that came up (all work related; jobs possibly going to India, that sorta thing.) that completely threw us off track. That's all over and now we seem to be back on a strong even keel sooo... once again... I'm the...

It's not that you don't see. It's that you choose not to see. Plenty of d20 companies are doing d20 *better* than WotC. Green Ronin, Malhavoc, Bastion, and arguably AEG, and even Mongoose. While not every item coming from these companies is stellar, and groundbreaking, they generally have high...

Sorry about creating this thread. It's supposed to be at the end of the Talislanta/d20 discussion.

I realize you're talking about JEL, and I for one don't think d20 gamers are necesarily *stupid* since I happen to be one, and don't think of myself in such terms. And I also realize there's more than a bit of sarcasm to your post... ... however.... You illustrate a point that is all too...

[Originally Posted by RangerWickett Tal d20 would accomplish the same thing any other system adaptation accomplishes: it makes people who normally stay inside the d20 system look at things that they'd otherwise have missed.] Hmm. I would have to disagree with you on this conclusion based on my...

Talislanta d20???? I'm totally with JEL on this. Why in the world would you *want* to make Talislanta d20? I've played Talislanta since 1st edition, which I backed into by complete accident, and I was blown away by it. It was like D&D... but not D&D. By 2nd and 3rd edition, I was, and still...

Best books of 2003 (that I purchased) - Arcana Unearthed - I like it a *lot* more than the PHB. Although I think Monte could have pushed it a lot further and done more. I really liked the classes and some of the races. ]Torn Asunder - What's there not to like? CRUNCH! Swashbuckling...

I wouldn't be surprised. Mindflayers aren't OGL, are they? Even still, I kinda like the Athasi. Mindflayers are nasty because of that "alieness" of what they are. The Athasi make for a more identifiable kind of scary. Like finding out the community of humans you're staying with really want to...

I'm the regular DM of a veteran group of players in the Las Colinas area. Our group of players has whittled itself down to 3 players and a GM (myself). We prefer to have at least one more player (preferably two). We're here to have fun, but we take our gaming seriously. I'm looking for movers...

Great Chapter, agreed. Worth the entire price of admission? Negative! WotC books cost a LOT. I do expect higher quality books? Yes. But more importantly, I want the material to justify the cost more than anything else. Based on that, I totally disagree. I suppose here is where we differ in...

Thanks Brett! Yeah I read that review and went out and plunked down the money for the Underdark Adventure Guide, then being the sneaky wanker that I am, went to a friends house and borrowed his WotC Underdark book so I could read'em both over the holiday. My thoughts: The Goodman is not as...

That's what I heard from some of my friends. I was perusing their copy of the Underdark from WotC and it seemed to me that for its size (and pricetag) the Wizard's book is kind of light on useful information. I'm middle of the road on the "crunch" vs. "cream" in my books. Some books I think...

Anyone check out the Underdark Adventures book from Goodman Games? Is it better than the Underdark book from WotC? Or does it blow chunks? This greedy consumer would like to know before dropping $30 duckets.

Sounds great to me, James. I'll pick up a copy and let you know what I think. Light fighters tend to get the shaft in D20, so anything remotely swashbuckling tends to catch my eye. (Swashbuckling Adventures is a good buy imho.) I'm looking forward to En Ferreus Veritas.

:D Hate to rain on your parade, but each writeup contains feats and PrC's as well.

John Rhys-Davies is too obvious. How about someone always dangling on the edge of coolness like Michael Biehn.

Favorite Authors Heh this is always an impossible thread. But I can't resist. Mind you all, this is merely my own personal tastes and opinions. Fiction- Fantasy: Raymond Feist - I don't care about who created what first. I give the nod to Tolkien of course, and I acknowledge George R.R...