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I had an old modern Arcana game back in d20, over the years i have reworked it and ran it for other versions of D&D using other rules, my alterations and things. But after I finally got the Everyday Heroes book and the Vault as well, i think i will try and adapt it again for this rule set as...

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I have a game of my own making, set in the far future with humanity encountering Cthulhu creatures and their servitors, which i use mind flyers as the main creatures and other things. The ships are living abominations that can consume other ships; some are big enough to eat planets. But need...

or just use something stated already, i for one would just have a stat for a small bug that could be used for all bugs, adding other things on the fly if need be. But hay i guess if you need to make some money then stating a bunch of stuff is easy money then.

honestly, it is just a cosmetic thing they are 0 levels and really the stats and anything else doesn't matter to have anyway, so I find it a waste of time to stat out something that will poof gone in a second, from a DM standpoint. In things like this, I just tell players they have something and...

complexity in a system makes it hard for those who don't want to read and understand the rules and interactions and who like to play such games. There are other games for those types and they have their fans, if you try and increase the fan base while alienating the ones who were with you from...

well sounds like everyone in your group are on the same level.

i have the original, why would i ever want a watered-down version of something, hard pass.

The only way a group would be overpowered in AD&D is if you had a very poor DM, as was very easy to keep players under control in those games. I only had an issue when i was first learning to run the game, giving too many magical items and bad rulings on things, but as i have become more...

I agree with you 100% and is why i have reverted back to older editions or other games like grimdark and Knave as well as OSE or OSR 1st edition D&D and 2nd edition D&D. The restrictions and penalties of race and level limits helped shape the game and keep power creep down.

Well they had to do something after the whole game licence fiasco, lol

Yes well, just more controlling from the way it sounds to me, and they wonder why many have left D&D for a more open an free system.

lol, all the guns and firepower is useless if you lack the intelligence to tackle a problem that makes all that useless, i have seen this in many games i have run. Characters just run headlong into their death and destruction and as a dm I let them die and hope that the next characters they roll...

they did this back in 3rd edition with the game ( Diablo II: Diablerie, softback supplement for D&D 3rd/3.5th edition)

as i have not gotten any of the books since the first ones put out, then i might buy this to have a different book than D&D 5e trash. I liked the first run back when 3 was going and changed to it when D&D 4th was hitting the stores.

lol, now those are like 10x that on some places

i bought them back in the day when i was young in the 80's and 90's