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Personally I solve the problem by playing with a group that is getting together to game rather than to socialize. We rarely have the problem of OOC chit-chat and seem to get alot accomplished within the context of the game. In those rare cases when the chatter becomes a problem just reminding...

In no particular order: 1. Wizards of the Coast: They are THE company even if I don't like a few of their items (ELH and Deities and Demigods) 2. Green Ronin: Tend to produce high-quality supplements with a few noticeable exceptions (Assassins and Secret College of Necromancy) 3. Mahalavoc...

Re: Re: Re: Do you monster? um, unless I am reading the Monster Manual wrong (or you have done something with house rules, which is perfectly understandable) kobolds are and always have been Lawful Evil

Not to be rude, but why should we trust you over WotC?

Using your homebrewed version of the CR system, right? Its pretty clear that tripling the HD of a creature adds 4 to its CR in the core rules.

The major ones at least are on par with the most powerful solars. A 22 HD (Standard) solar has a CR 19 A 33 HD one has a CR of 20 and so on and so forth up to a 66 HD solar having a CR of 23. Graz'zt is thus more powerful than the most powerful solar with a CR as stated in the book.

You kill monsters in this games. Sort of like how in Lord of the Rings when the Fellowship were killing the orcs.

Um, she is not pretending to be Avril Lavigne She is a fourteen year old fan of hers and Lord of the Rings who just happened to find our message board cause she thought it was a LotR forum. If you don't believe me you can ask her yourself. She has an AIM screen name in her profile.

In case you could not tell Elleia, gfunk is joking. :P Come on be nice to her, we might be able to get some more new people interested in Dungeons and Dragons.

Re: Re: Re: What is more important author or company and would you pay more???? My guess would be Mike Mearls and Monte Cook ;)

I am all about anything that I can easily use in the creation of my homebrew worlds. Generic, but interesting monster books, campaign setting construction kits (like Oriental Adventures), and solid metabooks like AEG's Magic and WotC's BoVD and Stronghold Builder's Guidebook make me drool..

I usually sit down and read it on the computer in one sitting. But I believe I am kind of unusual in that regards.

Standard European Middle Ages Fantasy? ;)

I definitely agree with that. I want my fantasy settings to feel like they are fantasy. There should be cities built on the sides of cliffs, waterfalls made from the colors of the rainbow, and great trees that are as big as mountains. That is actually one thing I have to give the Scarred...

Nice start! I hope the continuation is as interesting as the prologue ;)

I could also see some confusion in regards to what it exactly means when you get a d20 product. If 2nd and 1st edition material are in the document wouldn't that make the categorization as a d20 product kind of worthless? Though I suppose new designators could be made.

Oh my God! They killed Rurik! Those bastards!!!!

Wow Nightfall, I am surprised you were able to restrain yourself. Bravo! ;)

Well I asked her previously if I used her as my icon but I eventually decided against it as I did not want anyone to think I was a hot gamer chick. So I assume the permission still stands.

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