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considering all the benefits undead gives, you're basically going to have make them non-undead if you want them to be LA +0

I don't really buy PDFs but Vikings is a very cool theme.

Viking stuff is always good. I love berserkers and skalds.

tease, tease, tease.

Hardbacks are much better for me.;) They hold up a lot better.

I got the book Monday and I'll be running it for the first time this Sunday. Hopefully it will be as fun as it looks.

smacks myself for forgetting. :confused:

It's pretty good but they could keep it down to four pages I think without hurting it too much. Also I agree with anyone who says that things like Sneak Attack and Lay on Hands don't need to be redefined. Also if an ability comes in the book, it should just reference to the previous page.

for me Expanded Psionics Handbook Races of Stone Draconomicon Unearthed Arcana Arcana Evolved

deep, dark, cynical. It has me cold.;)

I agree. While some might like a three or four class DND, I prefer the current system, except I'd be tempted to add Artificer as a full time class.

Two evil flumphs. Twice the fun. :D

1 group I play with sporiadically, and then I play with a whole group of people who meet monthly for various games.

Got faith in ya Black Dirge, though Hell Hound's was great. :D

Buried with dice. That's a good idea though if my dice collection keeps growing may just have to be buried BY them;).

When I got Epic Level we played one (and only one) Epic Campaign.

That ended one of my campaigns too. Low level Rogue trying to climb a mountain, slipped, and well everyone except the druid (who was a shapeshifter(kit) druid ADND 2nd ed) ended up dead. The better ending a campaign though was when the cleric with a will save of +17 rolled a 1 to try and...

He's been Jubilex to me. I never noticed the i came before the b.:P

Was wondering about this as I hadn't seen anything yet.

Another HOHF: Gnomes vote. You can't just do four and leave the greatest nonhuman race in DND without it's own book.