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GET OUT OF MY MIND RIGHT NOW! :confused: I'd kill someone if it could help getting either of those projects into reality.

Nope. It's quite hard for a four-men group to destroy a town of respectable size. You need to be either very well-organized or high level, and the type of group who would burn down a town on a whim generally isn't the former and doesn't live long enough to be the latter.

Yeah, I killed my aunt. ...what do you mean, "not that sort of familiar"?

Huh. Whoa. They're ultra-detailed items, basically. Loads of powers which you have to find out individually, and a lot of background. I'll buy this book if I can find a way to keep it hidden from my players. Hm... electronic format could do the trick.

They kill vampires. But they are too high level for Endor to use.

You need sunbeam or sunburst to kill vampires off, but that's high level magic.

There are three main problems with vampires. In order of severity: First: they dominate at will. Get a protection from evil on everyone in the party. In fact, since there are dispel-capable spellcasters among the bloodsuckers, get multiple protection from evil spells on everyone (magic circles...

In standard D&D, I think there are several good reasons for which the advancement of technology seems to be halted at the middle ages level. The main three are the following. First, magic can solve a lot of the problems that technology would, faster, better and sometimes even cheaper. The only...

Hm. I certainly don't want it in D&D, but a game where you have a 21st century society in all respects, save for magic replaces technology, could be cool to play. People complaining about the environmental effects of magic, media companies trying to get Copy spells outlawed, wars for mana, big...

A 7th level red slaad barbarian? A 4th level green slaad sorcerer? A blue slaad wearing magical full plate, belt of giant's strength, bracelet of health, amulet of mighty fists and boots of speed?

Usually, I've found that PCs don't research much if at all. Existing spells can cover virtually any situation anyway. It's generally faster and cheaper to purchase an existing spell, rather than researching one. For example, noone cares about a coldball because a fireball is just as good against...

I kinda liked the idea where elves, dwarves and halflings are all the same race, being the females, males and children of the race respectively. I wouldn't use it in a campaign, but it's nifty. It does away with the dwarven woman problem, it gives the DM an excuse to make all elves ultra-hot...

Heh. Neither do witches. Gods are already arrogant and self-centered enough as it is, there's no need to encourage them. :D

Why can't you do the same with 3.x?

Nah. Mmm....braaaaaaains... :confused:

For NE it's Yugoloths. They've been converted somewhere, I can't remember if it's the MotP or the BovD. For N, Planescape lore would suggest Rilmani, though in that setting they don't actually get summoned much.

...of Legacy. :lol:

Tarrasque (Godzilla, need I say more?) Succubus (X-rated) Invisible stalker (cheap on FX) Ghoul (when braaains aren't enough) Inevitable (ahre you sahrah connohr?) Vampire and Lycanthrope (hey, overused they may be, but they're D&D monsters, don't complain) Efreeti (think Wishmaster, only...

Agreed. The game sucked IMO. But a halfway decent fantasy popcorn movie, a hollywood flick, based on special effects and one-liners, with an off-the-shelf plot and average dialogue, would have already been a good way to spent two hours. In the hands of Boll, however, it will simply be yet...

Around now, I'm paying 4.2€ for a gallon. I guess that's, what, five dollars? I haven't kept up on exchange lately. Luckily, I don't have a country as big as a continent to travel around. :D