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Goodbye Dr. Barker, I've only had a few interactions with you, but your world has given me many hours of joy. Tùsmiyálu brumazík asúlitùsmi.

Maybe PirateCat lives ...IN THE FUTURE!!! So have the computers taken over yet?

Why not? Being a blink dog would be cool.

Yeah, cotton based paper will be great for absorbing pizza stains. Xp

The players don't know what you can throw at any one time and that lack of sureity makes them shy away from it. I had an epic party of players in a game that never materialized because I let it be known that they would have to visit the city of Mhegadon from Alternity: Tangents. They wanted...

Ogre 6th edition! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!

Electromagnetic Vectors. Ha!

At first Plane Sailing I thought you meant that the Scud vs. Alicya topic would make for a good thread here. Though I think we have moved on from Fighters vs. Cavaliers to Fighters vs. Crusaders or something like that.

And when I got a Freeport adventure instead of another d20 article in my Polyhedron, I sent an e-mail of complaint. And when Castle Maure took up an entire issue, I almost didn't buy it. This is a thread in praise of the brilliant game design of Polyhedron not one to attack it. And I used...

VtM Core Books (all are available as pdfs at Drivethrurpg.com): Vampire: The Masquerade Vampire: The Masquerade (1991) Vampire: The Masquerade 2nd Edition (1992) Vampire: The Masquerade Revised Edition (1998) Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition (2011), currently pdf only Dark Ages...

You're more than welcome. I have three of them on my desk right now, flipping through them. Now if I could only focus and write something instead of filling my harddrive with half-done games.

Well apparently from Order of the Stick #330, Rich Burlew...

I know that many D&Donliers hated the combined Poly/Dung issues, but in my lifespan as a gamer I may have used three Dungeon adventures (if that) but the d20 rules variants in those combined issues saw constant use at the game table and when I am tinkering with the d20 rules (even HiJinx and...

In Elric Demons were simply lifeforms from one of the other of the Million Spheres. The Abyss comes from Dante as it was part of Hell. http://travizzt.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/circles.jpg

I don't know how much influence M.A.R. Barker had on Gygax (who never really quite got EPT), but I do know he influenced Arneson, so maybe a bit of his cosmology carried over. In EPT Barker had Demons of Stability and Demons of Change. Though he didn't like the alignment system Stability can...

Well, they did release the Silver Anniversary set with a reproduction of the Holmes rulebook in 1999. So they are releasing the original corebooks in 2012. So I guess these last 13 years have been 1977 all over again. To bad I wasn't yet in Kindergarten then or I would appreciate it more...

Playtesting through DDXP is all and good, but most people aren't going to be using D&D playing Wizard's adventures in a public venue. People must be allowed to home test the rules, where they take the rules home to their friends (and, of course, have them sign an NDA), write their own...

Oh, yes and call them thieves.

I need to organize my thoughts for the variant I am writing for myself. 1. Introduction 2. System (roll d20, roll high) 3. Ability Scores 4. Action Points (awarded per level, modifying die rolls, use to get extra actions, use to reuse expended class features/powers, use for healing surges...

That reminds me, I haven't downloaded ProgressQuest on my current computer.