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Congrats and good luck! There are actually quite a few people who have made changes to and have posted about these modules. Search this forum and get on Google too. There is a lot of great stuff out there about these modules. I am pretty certain someone will post in a little bit some threads...

I have used the "Everyone is Screwed Equally" rule. Basically have everyone roll up a set of stats (4d6, drop the lowest), and vote on which set to use, and then everyone uses the same set of stats (arranged in any order). This way no one will necessarily have a stat advantage or can complain...

I love Oneone for campaign writing, but have not tried it for its sharing options.

I did not read every single option you presented, but I like what I have seen. I take the first level multi-class feats a lot, but have never taken the others. Something like this may entice me to take the others. A good start.

Summoned elementals or other creatures, especially if they are dropped right on the deck or rigging.

Environmental/Weather protected decks so deck hands can work without getting blown over board, soaked, sunburned; perhaps even have it have an option for variable opacity for privacy and to keep the barmy berks guessing.

Iron Sail and Iron Mast enchantments to resist tearing and those pointy ballistae thingy's

Perhaps a clockwork/warforged/construct/summoned creature marine/shipboarding defender detachments.

for private stuff MS Onenote is great.

Interesting stuff. It is really good to see some Seeker loving.

Ahhh... yea... true... that would be a problem. Good call.

or Swordmage or Hexblade. Hexblade may actually fit some the lightsaber flavor a little better. You conjure the blade using your rod implement. I always envisioned the Hexblade wielding the rod two-handed like a lightsaber.

Thanks for the post. Definitely some neat mechanics and flavor here.

I was wondering the same exact thing.

I'm with ya.

BECMI refers to the original D&D boxed sets: Basic Expert Companion Master Immortal

I posted this and received no response in WotC's boards... but... I have a mixed feeling with what I am seeing at this point. Some good and some bad, but more bad than good. I love Themes and Backgrounds... I have goosebumps just thinking about it. A sort of a Tiered approach to the rules...

1E = 5 2E = 5 3E = 7 4E = 9 5E = ? I loved every single edition of the game in their time, but each successive edition has brought the game forward and in wonderful directions. For me 4E rocks and is the current pinnacle of D&D.

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Just start writing your thoughts down and continuously go through them and refine them as you go until you get rid of the crap and the creme rises to the top. You will most likely want a way to keep things organized like MS OneNote, which I love, or Google Docs etc... there is also EverNote...