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The problem with this is that the band of adventurers that comes a'knocking hardly qualifies as "mere" humans. If dragons were to assume this mightier-than-thou posture, in D&D, they would quickly become extinct.

About 15. Special dice (anything that is not a D6) are expensive here in Brazil. Not me. Dice are sold individually over here. You'd have to be a very rich guy to be able to buy by the pound (at about 2 dollars [or more!] each die).

yeah... or maybe no...

Lords of Darkness .

The Jabberwock appeared in one of the Annual Compendiums....I don't quite remember which one...... AFAIK, it has not been translated into 3rd edition terms.

I find most of Wayne Reynolds' humanoids horrendous, but his other stuff is generally acceptable to me. A bunch of pictures I would really like to see replaced would be the one for the Displacer Beast (probably the only picture I dislike by Sam Wood), and the ones for most of the Good Dragons...

Thanks for the heads-up Adlon. I have only recently started downloading and listening to your interviews, and I have to say I like them very much. Ed Stark's was specially good, revealing just enough to make us hunger for the revised edition.

I use Ema's sheets, they are the best by far...

Same thing here. The revision probably won't completely destroy the usefulness of the 3.0 books.

I have to name two, in no particular order: *Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen *Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits

My books are mostly stashed and will remain so for about two years, so I am bound to forget something, but here goes... Fantasy --------------------------------------------- *Lord of the Rings trilogy - Tolkien *Dragonlance Legends trilogy - Weis & Hickman *Dragonlance Chronicles trilogy - Weis...

Well, this has probably been asked before, but the prospect of wading through almost 700 posts to find the answer is, shall I say, not very entertaining... What product do you rank as your WORST? I always hear people ask to writers what they think is their best product, and it starts to get...

If you can get it, burn a CD with the soundtrack from Icewind Dale (the computer game). It is just spectacular. I sincerely would have bought this one if they ever sold it in a store. Too bad games never see their soundtracks published in CD form... :( Baldur's Gate is also good, but not as...

I would purchase a product (print version) that was available online for free. The reason for this is that I don't enjoy reading PDFs. I do enjoy reading my books, and my collection of RPG stuff has become pretty amazing in volume and quantity. Also, let me explain that I wouldn't just buy...

South America....specifically: Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil.

I believe it is Glen Angus' website: www.gangus.net

I'll have to say Creatures of Rokugan. Legions of Hell is probably the best, but its scope is too limited to be my favorite book. Monster manual 2 suffered from inconsistency, Creature Collection I suffered from being the first thing out there. Creature Collection II was excellent, and came...

I am a True Neutral Human Thief ... Interesting....

I fondly remember his lectures. Indeed, I saved the lectures to my HD. What prompted me to post this was the content of the posts in that WotC thread. People talking as if they were elves themselves..crazy stuff....

Take a look at this thread in the WotC boards: Elven thread. You'll be interested in most of those posts, specially the large one by mightymouse , who seems to be the quintessential elf-lover. :D