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It wasn't very well done from the stuff that it did have in there. There were a lot of poorly written and ill-conceived rules that just weren't up to snuff. The lack of mutant animals was a knock against it in my book as well. Plus, the backstory wasn't very interesting either, IMO. It just...

Any more species in the pipeline, Raven?

Amen to that. DW2 is what GWD20 should have been.

I don't play many pre-made adventures, so DCII would be my wish.

Awesome thread. This is filling in a lot of holes I have from when I was converting species from Decipher's Star Trek game. Keep it coming!

Pair-a-dice has been around for at least 2-3 years. They are right across the street from Queen City. (The main store has been closing down for a while, but I think the gaming end was supposed to stay open on the strength of CCG's. Beyond that, Pair-A-Dice is a MUCH better shop.)

AFMBE, D&D 3.5, D20 Modern/Future/UA, WFRP2e, M&M 2e, Exalted 2E, and IK got my vote, but I'd also play Star Wars D20, Hero 5e (Champions setting), Iron Heroes, and Rifts if my arm was sufficiently twisted.

I'll be out of town that day. :( I hope it runs smoothly for all attending.

Didn't Basic see a release in 1992 that was found in toy stores like Kay Bee and Toys R Us? That could account for the spike.

And I said if that works for your group, then great. Good for you guys. If you all are having fun then mission accomplished. I'm just stating that *I* would find that fun. As to environmental effects being in the rules, well, I don't use all of the rules in the CR. Some things just bog down...

I'm all for a little realism in a game, but that would suck the fun right out gaming if I had to micro-manage every bit of provisions and various other gear just to go whack an orc. If that works for your group, great. For me, I wouldn't have likely returned for another session...

I like a ruleset that is easy to use and run for beginners, but still has enough complexity to keep the "old guard" coming back for more. Internal consistency is a must. Add-ons should fit in seamlessly with the core rules in an intuitive manner.

You'd be surprised. There are quite a few gamers in that area. Warrensburg isn't too far away and there's a healthy gamer pool at CMSU. I doubt it would rival KC, but it could have a nice turn-out. If I still lived in either Marshall or Warrensburg, I'd be there.

There's been a lot of that going around lately, on several different boards.

I voted no setting. I can see 4E being very setting neutral.

??? I must have missed that one. the only thing close that I recall was that old Dragon Strike boardgame. EDIT: Nevermind. I know the product you're talking about. I finally tracked down copies from a company that would ship to the US. That's OK, but it doesn't use D&D rules, just the...

Heh. I've been using my Warhammer Quest tiles to run random D&D dungeons for a long time now. (Although I've been simplifying the rules a lot to make it easiser to run a DM-less dungeon, Dungeon Bash has helped that issue out quite a bit.) It's fun to use when you can't find a game and have a...

Kane Grundar was the first character I created playing Basic D&D that survived past the 1st level.

From what I've read on various forums, the translation to English leaves a bit to be desired. I'm interested and will definantly give it a look over once my FLGS gets it in. The so-so reaction to the translation and the rules gives me pause though.

I enjoy Eberron and own the Core Rules and a couple of the other books, and would have likely bought it even if some other company had put it out.