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Have a couple of questions that I hope one of the mods can help me with. 1. How can I change my screen name? 2. How do I go about running a play by post campaign here on the boards? Where is the most appropriate forum to request for players, saw a couple of items on the player request forums...

Please leave the Rakshasa out of this. It's a fantastic monster as it is...Bodak, Grick, Athach, could use some tweaking but I'm quite happy with the rakshasa. Throw some sorcerer levels on it, stacking with it's SR, yummy goodness. Not something that will be in the middle of combat for long...

No changes or adjustment by the DM, I have long let the dice and the bodies fall where they may in my games. If they die by accident, bad strategy or because of ineffective builds, the player starts again assuming no raise dead. At the same time, often it doesn't come down to death of one or...

The last time I ran this scenaio, the damsel was actually a fey who was in desperate trouble. She was quite a flirt and everyone except the "dumb" fighter didn't believe that the dryad was actually a dryad. But she was, and they reluctantly helped, and she gave the fighter an innocent peck on...

This is the first monster book from WOTC I'm not happy about. I have a severe dislike of monsters with class levels or a variety on already well known creatures: drow, githyanki, gnolls, lizard men, orcs, ogres and yuan-ti. If it was just one or two of them that's almost "acceptable" but I have...

I heavily use wandering monsters whenever PCs are travelling in wilderness regions. I usually do up my own tables for each region and the players know the liklihood of encounters: rolling 1-2 / night in remote regions. The tables are arranged into good, bad, strong, weak or neutral creatures...

I enjoy it even more now. I appreciate it when players role play and to see character advancement which lasts anywhere from six months to two years later is a sweet thing. It's always been fun, but I'm having an even bigger blast now.

I agree wholeheartedly.

OPtion # 2 for the most part.

Tabletop: it's about friends and dice for me, if either of these are not there, I lose interest very quickly.

MM IV Monster books are my favorite, and I never miss one. Can't wait to see what is in store, hopefully more fey and monstrous beasts with fewer dragons and undead.

There's only one matriachial society (a particular elven tribe) and plenty of egalitarian societies, but most are overwhelming racist, sexist and intolerant. It's much more fun to play in stereotypical environments in which there is a bias agaisnt the non-majority then happy, friendly ones where...

Yes, there are some ongoing smuggling cults that make a tidy profit bringing the stuff into highly lawful areas. There are many "spices" that cause significant game advantages, such as immunity to charm or fear for a short period of time, but there are many dangers including addiction, hunger...

Hi all, Thanks for the replies and ideas. Just some background for the paladin and my campaign world. He has a set of laws he has to follow to keep his paladinhood, but while they are heavily skewed to follow the laws and tradition of the kingdom, it's not mandatory unless they match his own...

The scenario is this, a paladin has been wrongfully convicted of a crime and the punishment is brutual but not life threatening. The Kingdom isn't evil most likely this case could be a case of misidentification or a frame-up by someone within the justice system. Still, the paladin will serve...

Nuf' said.

Number 1.

Game with friends, especially when you enjoy spending time together. Game with people who enjoy playing the game. Everything else, including the dice rolls, are secondary to the fun.