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Is this prep for next year's April 1st?

I wonder how modern an assumption that is though? I started playing with OD&D and adventuring/fun/discussion was generated from our imaginations, not the release of supplements. Same when we moved to RQ. Could it be that we have got used to 'support' being a constant stream of new rules or...

Personally I prefer liches to start becoming available at around 12th level - because they have that unique ability to 'grow as foes' with the party (as long as the phylactery is suitably well hidden - easy at those lower levels). Then parties can fight the same foe numerous times, he and they...

What, no elf-dwarf?

When I was running the game the player had a sense of unfolding mystery, if that makes sense - the clues he was chasing down kept opening up additional interesting avenues. There were several routes to get to the finale, and there was one avenue which he didn't investigate at all, and another...

I think it comes down partly to the fact that fantasy is inherently a more limited environment. Sure people could create rampant dreamscapes, but the typical fantasy world tends to be pseudo-medieval and has relatively limited resources. In modern and sci-fi worlds people have far greater...

Could be a caching problem perhaps? Have you tried froma different browser to see if it is?

Needlessly antagonistic here, please avoid casting aspersions on other play styles. Thanks.

Got it. Thanks for reporting it. As a general rule it is good to note that you've reported it by giving xp to the spammer after making the report. That means that the fact it is reported disappears when we ban their asses to Saturn.

I'd have thought finding the other thread in this forum was obvious, but in case not http://www.enworld.org/forum/meta/330172-big-changes-acoming-merging-d-d-forums.html Cheers

Furthermore, Jeff Daniels and the bad guys don't want to change the future dramatically. Joe absolutely DOES want to change the future dramatically. Cheers

Or better yet, as long as you can see xkcd: Password Strength for why!

What a sweet final scene.

I've just bought the PDF adventure 'the watchers in the sky' - a pretty creepy 'Lovecraft meets The Birds'. I particularly like the NPC characterisation notes and the way that the adventure attacks the PCs sources of stability and leaves many things unexplained. I look forward to running it...

Some example sites that talk about converting CoC to ToC Dreams in the Lich House: Converting Call of Cthulhu to Trail, an Example Pelgrane Press Ltd Trail of Cthulhu (look down near the bottom - includes full notes for Masks...)

I liked it. I liked the way that at I enjoyed the minor TK setup, and the borrowing from other classic stories on that theme.

What about Christopher Ecceleston? He always struck me as being a working class northerner Doctor Personally I'd be happiest with some variation on white male british doctor. I don't care about class or age, but those things I'd like to stay consistent... it still gives a huge range of...

Castle Bravo sounds particularly interesting (I've also been tempted by The Armitage Files). I do like tales which are interwoven with real events. I've heard great things of a game devised and run by KidCthulhu simply called 'Kursk'.

Something went wrong with my xp awarding, so I'll use a whole post to say thanks Dustyboots - this is indeed a major factor, and highlights the main mitigation method for those who don't like fish fingers in their custard. I think this approach is going to work well for us.

I've been thinking of picking up one or two adventures designed for the system - are there any which you can particularly recommend from experience? Cheers