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Does anyone use the xenogenic system of direkobold.com? What I'm really asking, is it worth to pay for?

What's really happened with the excellent archive of free adventures? It used to be updated on a regularly basis, but it seems that this isn't the case anymore. I really liked the idea of a large archive of free downloadable adventures to use when time is in my disfavor as a DM. Is there any...

The gladiator is probably a great prestige class to take if you are running an almost purely gladiator campaign. You could also take the Gladiator class from KoK player's guide. Many of the gladiator's special abilities only come into play if you have a crowd, and how often does that happen in...

I actually have a funny story to tell. The PC's fought an undead demon (Bloodlines adventure in Dungeon), and even though they had to escape, they managed to steal his +2 unholy longsword (disarm specialist in group). The demon wanted revenge, and he wanted his sword back. To this end, he...

Well, all those books cover the deities most likely to be patron of PC clerics.

Hi! I was thinking of getting myself a d20 superhero game, but I was wondering what the best on the market is. I plan to both be playing Spiderman/DareDevil type of a game (criminals as bad guys etc), and Avengers/Fantastic Four (cosmic bad guys)

I have a game tomorrow, and instead of playing my regular campaign, I have decided to a one-shot D20 modern session. We are playing Team Bravo: First Assignment, and what I am in need for are some pre-made NPCs, preferrably around level 3. Does anybody know of a website or something that could...

It is not a hype that Vin Diesel plays D&D. I do not remember where I read it, but in an interview he mentioned recently having purchased D&D books for 80$, and that he has played D&D since his early teens. Anyway, I want to mention something that happened here in Norway 7-8 years ago. There...

One adventure + 2 side-treks? That's it?

I have almost finished Insurrection, and I think that both the novels are great. I have always had a thing for drow, though, so it didn't come as any surprise to me that they were good. It feels kind of weird to feel compassion for evil characters. They are allies, but can betray each other at...

I will probably download them from the net to see if they are any good. I will probably buy Races from Faerun, though. It seems to be a great resource for the realms. If the Arms&Equipment guide had been anything like the old Auroras Catalogue, I would have bought that one too. That one was great!

I have already said I would run the adventure due to its setting and plot. I just feel that the entire point with Dungeon Magazine or any other published modules was the fact that you did not have to do any work of your own. Now I have to do many hours of work to fix the errors, and that bothers...

Erky Timbers? Well, let's see... he should have had only two feats... his AC should be 11.. his saving throws should be +6/+0/+4 and his skill points does not add up. But this was practically the first module ever to come out you know, so it is not that unexpected. Even though, it is pretty...

I think he was talking about two PCs..

You would think that inexperienced game designers make errors. But what about more experienced ones? This is from the module Eye for an Eye by Monte Cook and published as Free Module of the Month on WOtC website. Enchilios, Dex 15, AC 11 Dorath Kir, who has an Int of 11 and no pre-requisities...

OK, i concede the fact that LG people can lie. But somehow I feel that Paizo publishing taking over wasn't necessarily a good thing. The president of the company has an adventure published as well! I think Paizo are just a bunch of friends who wants to see their modules published... Chris...

I was just wondering if more than me feels that many modules in Dungeon Magazine of lately are not very well designed. What I mean is that they contain lots and lots of errors, errors that shouldn't be there. Let me take Pandemonium in the Veins for example. 1: Skill points. To many errors to...

If you play a dwarf or a halfling or a gnome in my campaigns, you are always the end of jokes. Things like "the dwarf's food is stuck in his beard" was a common joke. Then we saw the D&D movie, and guess what... the dwarf did get the food stuck in his beard!

As I see it, dungeoneering down in dangerous caves often warrant the term "alert", so I cannot see a reason for taking 10 while you know there can be danger. The life of adventurers are so fraught with peril that there cannot be many occasions they are not expecting trouble. Just sitting in a...