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Cheers, Ryan. thinking of you today. David

you need to play with a more imaginative group. part of the appeal is the trap. how to overcome it, the fear of what it will do, if it will reset, and many more. edit: learning the nuts and bolts of why it was there. who built it. and so on. part of the exploration of other skills and possible...

i could say the same thing and have been about your random damage out of nowhere comment. it isn't random for the guy who designed the trap or on the metagame side the DM who designed it. it serves a purpose and was put in place for that reason whatever it may be. and there are ways to learn...

those who write on bathroom walls roll their feces up in balls those who read these tales of wit eat those little balls of sh.....

no effect. i avoid pdfs. that's not to say i don't buy Atlas stuff when it peaks my interest. but my FLGS doesn't really carry them. so... my Atlas collection is small. very, very, very small.

qft. if i can't roll my dice i won't be playing D&D

all the time. i have several concepts i like to play. so i make up about 13 or so PCs and play them until they die. and then i get out the new guy. and since he is made up already it saves time and he is easily inserted into the current situation.

got my copy last night too. i'm still drooling over the ship.

certainly a much better trap and one that makes sense. of course, the PCs should be searching doors, chests, and in this case a bridge. they should look up and down as Spot doesn't prevent that nor did it in older editions. but more importantly the PCs should search the guys they kill. a random...

aren't the PCs in a tomb or dungeon or a place where the possibility of a trap exists? shouldn't they be looking for traps and not getting complacent? i don't think you understand what random damage means.

don't forget Mowgli and his animal friends from Jungle Book.

when they added empower and the other metamagic feats to the game what spells did they have in mind. did they change the level of some of those spells from the previous editions to accomodate them being empowered/extended/etc... in playtesting is this weighed? if empower only cost 1 slot and...

this class should be included in the next Complete book. The Complete NPC. ways to rough out Experts, Commoners, Adepts, Warriors, and Aristocrats. A Complete Book for the DM, not the players.

i would never buy a new edition book for face value either when you have places you can buy them at discount, but isn't the thread about MSRP?

staples. ouch. maybe they will forget their staplers.

always doing lawful deeds...for any chaotic act will immediately revoke the status...in his continual seeking for good. no mention of a god for the paladin in Supplement I Greyhawk (1975)

enact the Caller rule. 20 is optimal btw.

neither. instead try Wooden Ships & Iron Men

this is an old article. i actually bid on that die. the original owner lived in Columbia, Maryland. they have copies of it available in the gift shop of the Louvre in Paris, France aussi.

Rakshasa. they can have any animal head and body. not just the tiger as presented in the MM.