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I often thought about a way to play a quick and dirty D&D game with just Munchkin cards, each person getting a random race, and class, and maybe an item or two. Then the DM starts the dungeon crawl by rolling a dice for a number of monster cards he draws each time they open a door it could be a...

Thanks for proving my point.

yes remember that one, was a space setting not one based on Earth though if I remember, these are not the same thing one was more space adventure and the other was more x files

well i am free to have an opinion and your free to spend money how you want.

D20 modern had dark matter which reminded me of the X files and other dimensional horror RPG settings, never heard of this really

or you could just take a normal cook book and rename dishes, which i suspect is what is going on here maybe with some variation.

Then want to mulit class into them to sometimes get only one thing, my way would fix that 90% as you pick the primary and then everything else is options, but sa you take Warrior as a primary well your casting would be limited to like that of a ranger or paladin for going other things or your a...

to be honest you just give them a few hp and some skills and be done with it, they don't need much more than that and some tool uses. Too much focus on NPC classes is just more work for the GM who already has more than enough to do.

Expert, Warrior, and caster: these are really the only true classes as everything else can fall under these three things, to be honest, all should just be options under them but i digress.

Well they were right, they are monetizing the hell out of D&D, as they say, a fool and their money etc.....

rogues now are just well backstabbing bandits and that is about it, unlike earlier editions.

well they have to try and get back all those people who left andgot pissed off, has no affect on me though i left them before OGL as i saw this "new edition" coming and not paying for a slightly differant rule book and such again.

I saw exploding dice somewhere else i think they took this from some one else.

Well i think i will just stick with my older editions

I have seen many players do nothing due to no spells or being out of use for some ability and die when some common tactics and things could have worked to keep them alive. As a player, i always had an inventory of pitons, rope, lamp oil, rations, a small mirror, torches, bag of marbles sometimes...

i say leave that to things like vox and such, you want to appeal to a wider audience otherwise go watch the guild videos on youtube.

looks similar to the weapon properties or manoeuvres I saw in a 3rd party weapons book a bit back, wouldn't surprise me if they just stole it and renamed them to use not like they haven't used player or 3rd party content like this before. Wraith Wright’s - The Comprehensive Equipment Manual was...

lord of the Rings was an example and D&D is based heavily on these books, or for example, Dragonlance or any number of written books based on this game are far from low brow.

not exactly but in general, as i didn't like vox as found it very juvenile and low-brow humor but guess some like that kind of stuff. I did say "adapt to a movie" not word for word that wouldn't be interesting and honestly is the main reason i don't like vox.

This is what needs to be done for a true D&D movie, get some actors together and have them decide what kind of character they want to play and make their characters and pick back ground and such as well a description of said characters. Then play an adventure with them and afterwards have a set...