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Sure, we have fun, hard not to. But there's always room for more. Really, we have fun either way, it's a small group of about three sometimes four of us, so we all kinda kick back. But it would be nice to up the enjoyment of the game if possible. Well, there's no other GM that we know of, so...

I could be way off, but would it be too much trouble to have the dice shipped to a friend that ISN"T over-seas, and have him ship them to you? Would take longer and possibly a bit more in shipping, but should work as a last alternative or final resort.

How do you gage the successfulness of a campaign or round about as a DM? I have pushed my PC's to think, to a degree anyways, and put them in situations that test their PC's strength and push it to the limits. Several times now they've been through combats (Key decideing combats, not just little...

I am a rather new DM, but I've played for a while. The only problem is, we nevered bothered too much to stick exactly with the rules. No complaints, but now I'm not sure wich "rules" were really there, and wich ones were made up. So what is the basis for an instant kill? I thought that three...

ok. Thanx. (I had skipped part of the wealth system when reading my book, don't really know why, but I got 'r done now.)

Ok, so I'm kinda wondering how this is supposed to work out. With the wealth bonuse in the basic D20 Modern from WOTC, how do I account for actuall wealth? Do I constantly convert money to wealth bonuses? How do transactions effect the wealth bonus of a player? Do I simply subtrace the number of...

If I had a list of all of the books I'd have made a poll, but that seems a little out of my range of knowledge :P. So, anyways, wich book from the D&D 3.5e was your favorite? And if there's a specific reason, that'd be nice. Personally, I would have to say either Draconium (Becuase...of the...

This is a direct quote from the friend we're talking about (I hope you don't mind I posted it Anna.) The only thing is, I"m not sure they understand the goings on of the game so far as violence or demons. If demons are a problem, no biggie, I"ll take them out, and we simply won't referance them...

This seems more like the earlier "It could be worse" scenario. Although true, it could be used for almost any argument.

I've just started reading a d20 modern core rule book and have talked whith my gamers about starting a campaign with it. Would it be appropriet? (I.E. are there many reffereances to dieties or magic us?) (Yea, the spelling sucks, I can take the heat for that one :P )

This in and of itself can be debated as well. I live in a small town, wich, I know, makes things a little different. But sometimes (and it doens't seem the case here) it can help a student to have a teacher as a role model that's seem after class. Not on a constant basis of friendship, but at...

I never gave it much though. I personally don't have many run away, but it seems logical to me. So far as dire rats though, I don't know. I think it would have to have a significant intellegince to realize it had bad odds of living. If there's an Int. requirment for the victem of a Fear-related...

As ligitement as all of those points are, and very worth considering, you also have to realize the alternative. Perhaps it's not near so much an issue with people who have moved on out of high school, or their adolescent, teen-age idiocy years, but so far as my age group goes, there's much worse...

Larps range and take form in many different ways. There's a decent chance there was a LARP that included magic into it's style, and there was an uproar for it being an attempt at "wichcraft", or somthing simular. Wouldn't help much if someone got injured during it too.

Ooooh. I like the sounds of that. :P

Sound advice. Thank you.

I can understand the skeptisism. I have to agree that if a friend just showed up with a monstermanual, or some other books (Book of Vile Darkness), I would be skeptical too. But whenever the namd Dungeons and Dragons is mentioned, it seems less skeptism, and more Fear/Distain. If startles me...

Hmm. As I recall, she wasn't allowed to watch us play. I don't know that for sure, that's, simply what I'm told. She was hanging out with us one day, and we decided to play a little. Before we actually got to play, or even started, she had to leave. Her leaving didn't have anything to do with...

Yea, we're all nerds anyways :P She and her parents know me relativly well, so it would be somewhat of a shocker if it was me in particular she didn't want around the game, but it's still a though. She's actually in a Belegarth group with us (Medieval Combat group), so she's plenty nerdy already...

I live in a smaller town, with the "small town-polotics", wich consiquintly leads to there being several people who do not like D&D. Basically, they take a stong opposition to it, for "no reason". Granted the "people" I'm referring to are more specifically several friends, and parents of friends...