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It's all fun and games until someone gets their brain eaten. :eek:

No, but I think it's entirely fair to make the same comparison since they are considered core to the Eberron campaign setting. Warforged get a few pages in the Eberron Campaign Setting book, but it's probably safe to assume they'll be covered in much greater detail in Races of Eberron. In that...

And I suppose it also depends on what you determine "needed" to be. Gadget rules (including guidelines for new ones, see pg 240), Martial Arts (like the numerous Melee Combat and Unarmed Combat feat trees), and Gambling (see pg 241) are all in the core Spycraft book. No, they put loads of...

I just switeched to Firefox. Don't know why I waited so long.

Talislanta d20. Number one with a bullet.

I don't think storing it would be that bad. You'd probably need some kind of hard case -- metal or wood. It would just need to hold the hilt still and then enclose the space the blade fits in. Then you wouldn't have to worry about anyone touching the blade or having the blade flop around...

But what game doesn't have multiple supplements anymore? There's a realistic limit to what you can put in a core book in the first place. I'm not trying to pick a fight, but how is this really different from D&D or d20Modern? In D&D, there are basic planar rules, but if you what the real...

It's only as bad as you want it to be. I ran a weekly Spycraft game for about 6 months using hardly any of the extra sourcebooks. Even then, I mostly used the equipment from them, not the new optional rules. Spycraft is a complete game in itself.

Have you tried running something like Spybot to take it out? Can you right click on it, select properties, and find out where it is that way?

I'd probably bump it up 1. IIRC, the goatmen are lower level, so a 5pt DR can make them significantly tougher.

Oh, for cryin' out loud. The cover pics in the WotC catalog are mock-ups and don't mean jack. The online catalog still shows Unearthed Arcana with a brown cover, instead of the black (or really dark green depending on who you talk to) cover it had in print.

Others have already pointed out most of what I was going to bring up, so here's the abbreviated version. Jasper, you might have been thinking of Justice, Inc., an old HERO system pulp sourcebook. If you enjoyed it, you might want to look at Pulp HERO, which is scheduled to come out later this...

I like HARP. It's well worth the price of the download. GURPS is a good system and very flexible. Personally, I like HERO better. In any case, all three of these are fairly generic systems. How well they portray the type of fantasy world you want depends entirely on how much work you do...

Thanks. The hospital turned me loose at 11 am and I was at the table for the WWE: Know Your Role demo at noon. Some people just don't know when to quit.

Aye, but in my day, we had it rough...

Odyssey Prime has also been written for a while. It just keeps getting pushed back to make way for new licensed stuff, like Army of Darkness.

I'm guessing I've got you beat. The second day of GenCon, I got both a kidney stone and tonsilitis. I think I lost about 40 pounds, but with the Vicodin, it was hard to remember. Still made it to the finals in the Eberron open, though. :D

I've recently made a concious effort to use the intercom less and actually walk to talk to people at the office. That's the closest I've gotten to exercise since my Junior year in high school. That is, unless you count all the walking at GenCon. :D

Okay, maybe I'm a little slow. Can somebody explain to me why we don't believe the folks at Eden Studios when they say "we wish it was, but it wasn't us"? Do they have a history of lying about stuff like this? What would they gain in doing so?

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