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Cool trailer. You mention an earlier one that I must have missed... is it still up? I'd like to see it.

I'm trying to put together a subrace of Dwarven Highlanders... Dwarves who spend more time on the surface, but still retain their "Dwarfishness". I think the bonuses Dwarves get against poison and spells and their knowledge of stonecraft are intrinsic to their nature, and can't imagine a Dwarf...

I want to use Abyssal Skulkers and Horned Felldrakes, but I'd like to use the WotC stats rather than go to the trouble of making them up. I know Dragon was printing stats for Chainmail units... anybody know what issues these were in, or if they're online somewhere?

I don't like WoTC's explanation that a bunch of randy polymorphing dragons are responsible with seeding the world with sorcerors. I'm looking for some other explanation for them in my campaign and was hoping I could get some inspiration from you fine folks. So, what's the explanation for...

Either published or home brew... I'm not particular.

Thanks for the input guys, it's just the kind of discussion I needed. I've decided to allow the water breathing without penalty.. I might adapt the Sea Spirit Folk from OA, but I"m probably going to use the half-merfolk Jack Daniel posted earlier. That's agreat Fireball tactic too... any other...

I'm starting a pirate campaign. One of my players wants to be a half merfolk and gain water breathing as a racial benefit. You guys think this is unbalancing or not?

I know Teleport Circle has been in the game forever, and I know that DnD has been and always will be a game about Dungeon Crawls, where this sort of spell doesn't pose a problem. What bothers me is that I can't suspend my disbelief when it comes to NPCs using this. The DMG lists a sailing ship...

Teleport Circle.... I hate it. A 17th level wizard can create a Teleport circle for a measly 1000 gp, and then make it permanant for 4500 xp (out of his 136,000 total). This wizard can do this multiple times, and soon travel takes on a decidely Star Trek feel. No longer do people have to cross...

I think what everyone misses when looking to the Silmarillion for an explanation for the creation of Middle Earth is that it's a myth. It is the Elven myth for their creation, their bible. Just as there are many theories for the creation of our planet besides the Christian Bible, I don't think...