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You're partly right. It depends on the individual and on the observer. Snobby or old people are more prone to think lowly of teenagers, for example.

Give each player an equal share, simple as that. Then give XP based on RP and level.

Shuriken. Worst weapon in the PHB. A dwarf with OCD on shurikens would be real cool =)

Well, they had it coming. And problem's solved anyway, so I don't need Unearthed Arcana anymore. Slaughter Paladin (or whatever) sounded good, but that's not worth it by itself.

Bah. They're asking for trouble when they name their books like that. It's nice to know you're basing your opinion on missing important words. Again, I never said I wouldn't be polite. What I did say was that I didn't have to be polite to get my refund.

Unless your group consists of stock brokers, I wouldn't worry about it.

... *revered silence*

Last time I looked, it was a roleplaying game, not an economics simulation.

LOL! Actually, I changed it to lightyears, in the hopes of clearing up any misunderstandings.

IMO, the standard PHB is better. I like the fact that it's not only b/w, also. *rolls eyes* Activating my emotional vent chambers helped, and I am no longer in danger of overloading my aggression inhibitors.

I get the coolshivers every time I see that scene. He also says it in the end of TTT, I believe. Pulp Fiction is the best movie ever, though. "Oh I'm sorry, did I break your concentration?" "This IS a tasty burger!" "I'm gonna get medieval on your ass."

Average is best.

Hmmm, alrighty then. (Notera:Jag kanske får alla dessa MVG av en anledning (har aldrig fått sämre än MVG i engelska))

This is a character I made for a another D&D board. It uses that board's formatting. He gained +2 cha from drawing off that board's version of the Deck of Many Things :) Szyldryn Starwind Gloaming Male Sorcerer 3 (ECL +2) Alignment: True Neutral Deity: Tymora Current Experience: 12,289 xp...

När som helst... Inga problem.

No offense, but I truly, deeply hate that system. Your choice, of course. I just don't think it's worth all the extra effort. What do you get? Not much. Realism doesn't take a huge bump or anything.

It's because you can deal 1d6 damage/round with it. And that's so unbalanced, they needed to raise the price by a wide margin.

It does? Dang. I'll fix it in a jiffy.

Smile wickedly at the players and reveal that the NPC is actually a Balor in disguise. Give them an offer: Do something for him (you decide) or die.

Which brings up another thing I wanted to say: To each his own. This philosophy is quite handy, and applies to much of what has been said in this topic.