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Didn't vote in the poll because the terminology used was incorrect for what I think the author was aiming for. "Faith", as suggested by another poster, I think is more accurate. That said, the current glimpse of the cleric should be considered just that, a glimpse. Many of the examples of...

My favourite edition from a rules perspective was 3rd edition (3.0 and 3.5). I've played (and still play) 2nd edition extensively and read the 4th edition rules. That said, on with my list of what I don't want from each edition: 3rd edition: - Paladin poke-mounts. - Too little differences...

I'm not familiar with the ruleset for wh40k, so if you don't mind a newbie, I'm game.

The strength of the Forgotten Realms was that there was plenty of variety in the world for what you might want to play and that you had a strong background material to help place the setting. The ruins have descriptions, even minor, of what or who held them which helps both novice and expert...

I agree in terms of style, but this became less of a problem as PCs progressed due to having more hp cushion, more access to healing, and more magical items, etc. The cause of death at early levels was more linked to the result of the dice rather than strategy, forethought, or the like. I'm not...

I think splitting it based on encounter/adventure/campaign is a bit vague because you have to define what is each. Encounters range widely from random encounters to the final penultimate encounter. One group might consider and adventure a 1 session affair while another would consider an...

As much as I'd like to critisize the Games Workshop business model, I think they have done one thing right in that they have 2 annually supported game lines (WHFB & WH40K) and generally rotate a 3rd game (blood bowl, necromunda, space hulk, etc) in support for long time fans and to introduce new...