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It's also probably that a type of blade could be named and all blades of that type carry the same bonus. For Example: An order of knights who defend Durban all carry +1 blades. This would mean "You have found a Durbanic blade" would mean something to a character in-game without giving the...

I passed along the information I received. I'm really not the person who handles these things, just passing along the information. I've been assured that this will fix the problem, but I agree that if you have an qualms or worries about this kind of thing to always use PayPal. That said, we...

Wait, I'm wrong. When they sold Rise of the Runelords as a compiled book, it was as a hardcover.

Of course, the reason why it's NOT done this way is so that you don't have to consult a table every time to figure out how many plusses a sword has.

I wouldn't, because they've never sold adventures in both formats.

I think it's a good idea for what it is. But I would rather use it as special materials that, when used properly, have intrinsic bonuses equal to arcane meddling. This would make items made with these materials (in my hypothetical situation) more desirable than magically augmented items as...

Also, Frog God Games has found that hardbacks simply sell better than softcovers.

All of our domain names now direct to https urls which means everything is encrypted.

Yes, please contact us through the site. Posting here requires my finding it and passing it along to our support guy (Chris Haskins). http://froggodgames.org/support

If you listen to his longer video Ed states that the Realms have been around since he was 6. That he published a story at that age that was FR. No details on how were given. Basically, the Realms weren't tied to D&D for a long time.

In the book in PDF format is where the art can be found online.

I've been told that the whole site is now under the SSL. Thanks for bringing the issue up!

Thank you emdw45. From our Webmaster: We have an SSL (secure socket layer) on the server. I will contact Hostmonster and see what's up. -------- Just wanted to let you folks know that we're trying to figure out what's going on.

Out of personal curiosity, how are you determining that the connection is unsecure?

Checking on that with our web guy, now.

Iron Core 4th-level abjuration Cleric, Paladin Components: V, S Casting Time: 1 action Duration: 1 day Range: Touch Area of Effect: 1 creature Saving Throw: None One willing creature that you touch gains a pool of 5 fortune points. If the creature makes a saving throw and dislikes the result...

I would say that question is disingenuous. Simply because it's FR doesn't mean that they didn't put as much effort into the sourcebook as they did others. Most settings from TSR/WotC have far more details than I tend to use anyway. This discussion has gone from ludicrous to plaid.

Good, because I'm one of them. :)

I think that the fluff of them being scions of gods isn't needed. I would personally go with a pact that was forced upon the character. Perhaps it's not uncommon for parents to make this type of pact with a god, promising their first-born (or next-born) child in service to a divine being.

*steeples fingers* excellent (I'm officially the Art Director, I'm also the layout/typesetter person for FGG/Necromancer.)