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If your intrested in using Alternity, I suggest you head over to boards at Alternity.Net. I would avoid the normal FX Rules found in the Gamemaster's Guide, as it is horribly thoughtout and designed. I suggest using the normal psionic rules. As for me, long time ago I made a quick conversion...

I've seen this a few weeks ago and was going to post it, but decided against it, knowing that someone would post it anyways. :D I still laugh when I watch it. And I didnt know adventurers loved to play basektball?

I recently found a link to a Lodoss War conversion for 3E on another board. Here's the link. I think that, while good, it is a bit thin in content and some of the page's background colors make ita pain to view. Overall, it does give enough to start with a basic Lodoss campaign.

The 13th Warrior? How would the characters in 13th Warrior stack up? I'm guessing most wouldn't be barbarians, despite being called barbarians. I think they would be multiclassed Fighters, with their second class their specialty. Ahmed - An Aristocrat 2, Expert 1, and later becomes a Fighter 2...

Back again! This time I added a few things and a page with 2 PrCs; a Rifleman (a sniper basically) and a Gunslinger (but having trouble with the concept). Heres the link. I'm really stuck on the 2 PrCs, especially the gunslinger.

Is anyone saving these notes for an actual conversion or is it all just talking abut Lodoss? I just don't want all this info go to waste. :)

Paladins should be thrown out. I don't think there was a character in Lodoss that represents the class. King Fahn and King Kashue didn't use any sort of magic or special gifts. It should be replaced with a Knight class, with the first few levels representing being a squire. And the Blackguard...

This was originally made for my first homebre setting, but pretty much abandoned the idea for it. Now, I'm going to use it for a setting where magic and psionics are prevalent, but they only have limited knowledge about them, so they have developed firearms instead. I've also thought about a...

I finally revised the whole weapon issue. I now have these as generic weapons; pistol, revolver, musket, hunting musket, long rifle, and heavy rifle. The damage depends on the caliber used. I chose this because it allows me to keep it simple and to have it where its easy to have different...

Thats one freaky picture! Im scared of going to bed now! :( Shouldn't really matter though, I stay up all night anyways. :p

I have a problem with the firearm listing... Im trying to represent each firearm and its becoming a bit daunting for all the firearms that I come up with. One thing that I've thought of is that I would give each weapon (pistol and musket) a generic Cost, Crit Range, Weight, Damage Type, and Feat...

Yeah, I meant the whole 'evil' reputation. Sorry bout not being specific! :( Edit: But Im surprised that so many got into it that didnt know what D&D was an such.

Here's what I have done so far (link) I'm looking for critique (sp?) on the shooting modifiers and pretty much everything else. I took out the Fast Draw feat and the Gunslinger and Sharpshooter PrCs haven't been done.

I'm in the process of writing it up as a webpage. When I'm finally finished with it or if I think its good enough to put up, I'll post a link. :)

I was wondering if any of you knew about D&D's reputation before you got into it? Me? I didn't even know there was a Dungeons & Dragons game until my cousin brought it over one day. From then on I was hooked! :D

I dont see any reason to change the dwarves. Ghim seemed like a pretty normal D&D dwarf to me. Possible bonus to a carving wood skill. (whats that called anyways?) As for Olson; you could just use an uncontrolled barbarian Rage ability. Needing a Will save to stay in control. Or how about it as...

Here's a basic rundown of what i have so far: O Masterwork firearms are treated as normal MW items. O Riffling is a modification that adds 50% to Range Increment. O Damage is based on the caliber and if using either blackpowder or cased ammunition. Lowest is 1d6 and the higest is 2d8. O...

I never said I was a firearms or history expert, just repeating the History Channel. :p Scopes: For each magnification power of the scope (x2, x3, etc), the scope gives an equipment bonus of +1 to an aimed attack and all range penalties are now -1 per increment, instead of -2. The highest power...

Im more intrested in the firearms of that era, not just flinklocks. They had scopes back then; though the scopes only maginification of x3 or so, were as long as the rifles themselves, and only a small eye-piece. Or says the History Channel. ;)

How unbalancing would it be to have Civil War-era firearms in a D&D setting? Im thinking each Exotic Weapon Proficiency feat would cover only one type of firearm (flintlock rifle, flintlock pistol, etc). Second, how would I handle scopes? I was thinking of either the rules found in Star Wars...