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The Watchmen. Hands down.

One small question for you Upper_Krust, and I apologize if it has been asked/answered before, but 63 pages is a lot to sift through. You should be proud to have one of the largest threads on the boards! On to my question: Do you plan on including stats for Jormungand, the World Serpent, in the...

It looks like 2005 will be a very interesting year for the d20 System is general (and a bit heavy on my pocketbook)... It's good to know that WoTC is going to start some new product lines, and the new Eberron books have me frothing at the mouth. While they were at it, did anyone check the d20...

After one particularly lengthy and boring Sunday evening (as well as about eight too many Mountain Dews) I began building what I thought would be the ultimate munchkin d20 Modern damage dealer. When I finished, I thereby christened him Min-Max Payne.

That is very similar to what goes on in my homebrew; most of the good and neutral-aligned gods of the Greyhawk pantheon exist as Saints in the world, and are worshipped by a good portion of the civilized populace. Some exist in slightly altered form, but for the most part they are unchanged...

Sadistic. I'll have to use that one sometime.

It looks like Upper_Krust has us all stumped here :D . I'm not even going to try to guess at that one, the Judeo-Christian faiths are not my specialty.

Good old Creeper.. I never even bothered trying to find the talking Mudcrab; old Creeper was much more convenient to visit. Anyways, I advocate statting Morrowind out in D&D rules. The magic system is problematic but not entirely impossible to work around by using the alternate magic systems...

I have an irrational fear of all reflective surfaces; Catoptrophobia comes the closest, "fear of mirrors". I don't know why, maybe it was all those horror stories that I read as a little kid.

New Zealand would have made more sense :D .

I just ordered a copy of the Conan Roleplaying Game (The Atlantean Edition thankfully, I heard some of the editing horror stories) and am impressed with the reviews it has gotten. The fast and brutal combat rules should be perfect for the upcoming game that I am planning. However, I am no...

Warlord Ralts, Consider this humble man to be your first worshipper. *kneels*

Fields of Blood have always been my favorite system for mass-combat rules. Conicidentally, the Living Legion is also my favorite name for a prestige class. Word.

Very interesting, it's very nice to know that WoTC has held the product to the same level of quality as the Draconomicon. One question: How much focus is given to ghosts and other incorporeal undead in the book? I plan on them being a major evil force in my world and I did not like the...

I bought it without even reading a review (out of character for me, but the cover and description really grabbed my attention) and have had no qualms since. The art is fantastic, the characters are real and fleshed out, and the world really captures the theme of year-round Halloween that Dan...

Well, for names you can never go wrong with real historical ones: http://www.godchecker.com/ is one of the best sites I know for the subject.

At age 13, I got my Star Wars: Revised Edition Core Rulebook. I was at first surprised to see how much it cost, but I bought it anyways and never looked back. I later got hooked on D&D, and haven't looked back on that since either... Heh, funny thing is, I've never run a Star Wars campaign...

I started early this year with 3.5E. Before that, I had learned most of the d20 system rules from the Revised Edition of the Star Wars RPG. Man, I feel so much like a newbie around here.

Moon/Asteroid Maps: It's a favorite holdover of mine from Freelancer that pirates construct their bases in asteroid fields. More on Cyborgs and Cybernetics. Weapons: The more brutal the better. Pretty much everything else on the list as well. You've got me hooked Warlord, and that's not an...

;) It's the same group of characters... kind of ;) . We ran our first session yesterday, picking up where the last session had left off. We had just completed a successful raid on an Umbrella facility, having procured a copy of the T-Virus and blown the factory up behind us. We were over the...