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1. The Joker. Both are nightmarish psychotic monsters, but while Hannibal is dressed in the trappings of culture and civilisations, Joker ditched such pretensions. He is chaos, madness and psychosis personified, and has hurt the otherwise unassailable Batman so many times, in so many ways...

1. Hannibal Lecter. He's a real villain, unlike the Coyote. 2. Darth Vader. He's become an icon, Palpatine has not. 3. Professor Moriarty. See number 2. 4. The Joker. Galactus is a plot device, not a villain. The Laughing Lunatic is possibly the greatest comic book villain of them all, no...

Yes, if they can set up for it, and can consistently connect with their beta BAB. Not to mention the risks involved when you have a d6 HD and can't wear medium or heavy armour.

. . . . . . . P . . . . . . . . . . . . i d . . . . . . Z. . . . . . . . . . . P is the PC, Z is the monster. D is the most direct charge route, i, is where Infiniti says is where a charge has to go to, at which point, its no longer a valid charge. So according to Infiniti, there's only 4...

It's closed content, so I won't say what it is, but its in Frostburn.

1. Hal 9000. "I can't let you do that Hannibal" 2. Darth Vader. Vader has become an icon for a reason, whereas repetition has diluted Dracula 3. Khan Noonian Singh. KHAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!! 4. Joker. Thoth-Amon has the Conan connection going for him, and is a damn good villain. Joker howver, is...

What I'd like to see. 1. Info on the Scarlet Brotherhood 2. The regional feats from Dragon (after some balance tweaks) 3. Maps! LOADS of maps! 4. Incorporate some of the big happenings from the Living campaign, such as the reclamation of part of the Shield Lands, the schism in Veluna, the war...

What are these Crow sequels of which you are speaking?

Invincibility? Shapechange into a Shambling Mound and have someone poke you repeatedly with a Shocking Weapon. Hello infinite Con! Seriously though, the suggestions here are all good. And Abjurers have possibly the most dangerous assasination spells around now, Duelward and Reciprocal Gyre...

Obviously your Rogue is Large to begin with, otherwise Hydras, as huge creatures are out of range for medium. And if he's used Permanency on an Enlarge Person to become Large, then a targeted dispel deals with it. Hope he's got a large weapon, otherwise he's taking the penalties, and 30 isn't...

1. Prestige Format Monster book for Fey. Preferably looking like something that Tim Burton or Neil Gaiman cooked up. With loads of art by Tony DiTerlizzi and Melissa Uran (if they can get her off WW). 2. Greyhawk Hardcover. Nuff said. 3. Heroes of the Throne. Courtly campaign guide for...

Who here remembers that conversion book for 25 to 3E? An 18/00, going by that, is the equivalent to a 25 Str. Methinks that its not 3.X that has the "stratospheric" stats.

What the spork? How and when did they ever do that?

Pebble Upon Still Water was a damn good mod, and I enjoyed it. I just hold a grudge against the module (not the writers) because of that last encounter. "Fractured Souls" is from all reports, a very good module, but my friends who played it at a recent Con here in Melbourne have informed...

Oh man, I squealed like a schoolgirl when I saw this! Having joined the living campaign only recently, I never got to join in the festival of harvester headkicking that these mods reportedly were. Thanks guys, this is more than enough for me to forgive you for "Pebble on Still Water" and...

Like Greyhawk or Freeport? Cool, then go down to the FLGS and grab yourself the Player's Guide to Arcanis and the Codex Arcanis. A massive, relatively low magic world inspired by the latter days of the Roman Empire, full of politics and intrigue as well as adventure, that's in desperate need...

Greivous. Of course, I'm talking about the nightmarish whirlwind of destruction that he was in Clone Wars, which is how he deserves to be remembered. He only just beats out Grand Moff Tarkin though.

One word: Alienist. I'm confused, how to Clerics make good summoners when their alignment restricts what they can summon?

And? Where is it written that D&D MUST be drawn from a medieval structure? Since we don't live in a world where we have this sort of magic available, how are we to know that things wouldn't pan out that way, instead of YET ANOTHER Medieval European structure? Eberron seems to have gone with a...

This sums it up quite nicely