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A friend of mine has a ton of these and sometimes he actually uses them to make maps. For example, if the room has an overhanging ledge, he builds the platform out of brown magnets, and we get a better grasp of the relative height of each character. Easiest way to build a 3d map, and fairly...

Well, you should still put some sort of restriction on it to keep the wizards from spamming Fireball. Also, you need to be careful to avoid frustrating the crap out of players who may not have as good oratory skills.

All of these problems with free identification can be mitigated by a DM who's not actually ten house cats standing on top of each other and wearing a trench coat.

This is a good idea. I would recommend you make it a feat that applies to only one power.

Overall I like. I appreciate the effort, and I might actually get an opportunity to playtest them at some point. I would get rid of the 1d6 after every attack. It drags down combat by a split second (that adds up over time) and only makes sense for rapid-fire weapons anyway. I think you're...

Free identification was a brilliant idea in 4e. In 3.5 we spent half our time trying to find 100gp pearls to identify all our crap, most of which we didn't need. Are you sure messing with this will make the game more fun for your players?

The D&D games I run are always person-driven. All of the problems the PCs have to solve are caused by people with real motives, not some fundamental force of evil. As a result, I always avoid evil outsiders, deities who directly interfere with the campaign, and undead who were not specifically...

Pretty nice. What software did you use to make that?

I will miss the official pdfs, but ceasing them will indeed reduce piracy. It will take quite some time before somebody gets around to scanning and uploading the new book. In that time, a lot of diehard D&D fans will not want to wait and will just pick up the book. Additionally, if you assume...

Ninety one percent of PHB2 pdfs were acquired through piracy? If that figure is true then this debate is over. Wizards was completely justified in shutting down pdf sales. I do not forgive them, however, for giving less than 24 hours notice or for screwing over people who paid legitimately.

Awesome, thanks.

The link just redirects back to the main forum page.

Remember those stickers with all the book errata? It looks like that topic is dead. Does anybody know where I can find them, with instructions on how to use them?

This idea is brilliant for a player. It covers everything you need except the PHB. I'll have to pick up one of those boxes. Might not hold everything a DM need, though. :)

Thanks, just curious.

I'm sorry for asking such a stupid question, but Google didn't turn up anything for me... So, how much do we know about which classes are in the PHB2, besides the barbarian of course? How about future releases in general?

Ah, forgot about the adventure. That clears things up, thanks. I would be very disappointed if Wizards didn't print any more FR adventures. Fingers crossed!

I vaguely remember a WotC staff member say in an interview some time ago that each campaign setting would get three books. It appears that Forgotten Realms and Eberron are each getting only two books: the campaign guide and the player's guide. Am I just hallucinating, or did Wizards change...

I'm sure you've all seen Mach Dice by now. In case you haven't... Mach Dice: Roll for iPhone initiative - Boing Boing Gadgets Does anybody know of a similar program for pda or tablet pc? You'd think somebody would've thought to make a decent looking dice roller before now, eh?

This looks sweet. Only problem is my group generally meets at a different house each week. How portable is this thing? Or I could just make one for every house I might theoretically go to...