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I'm going to guess 3.5, but you may want to include the edition in the title. If so, this may be a helpful link: http://www.d20srd.org/indexes/spells.htm

Some people will be offended by portraying Africa "accurately" (insofar as that occurs in a game). Some people will be offended if you don't portray Africa "accurately" (under the same caveat). Some people will be offended if you don't portray Africa at al. tl;dr - Some people will be offended...

Perhaps to a certain degree unfortunately, Dungeons and Dragons is owned by Wizards of the Coast. It is supported by fans. Any company which does not support their fans in turn will find that, quite often, what you get is comparable to what you give.

I think I may want to see this.

I was probably at least partially inspired by Krosp.

I guess the reason I stick with 3.5 is that it strikes me as the most concrete, well-defined and well-structured system. (I don't own 3.0) To get an idea of what I mean, first read this blog post. If you have an issue with the blog post, it might be addressed in one of the comments or...

Hmm... Step 1: Be a housecat statue. Step 2: Have a maximized, empowered awaken cast on you. Step 3: Gain an average Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma of 23.25. Step 4: Be an Awakened Housecat Statue Druid. Step 5: Gain levels. Step 6: Army of Awakened Housecat Statue Druids. Step 7: Ok, fine...

...Nope, wouldn't use any D&D for FiM. Would be like trying to use professional carpenter's tools to paint a tree-house. Go for something light, random, with with a widely-varying power scale across multiple players, but with narrative "drama points" or something so the Wizard...

Svirfneblin. Aside from the fact that they are gnomes who use earth elemental magic and worship earth elementals and live deep underground, they have a really cool name.

"Execute order 70" declared Palpatine, cackling with glee. "Only the Emperor may engage in evil laughter!"

Pessimism is the belief that things are worse than they would be if given rational and balanced consideration. This is just pattern-recognition, unfortunately.

Previously, I had thought my log-in had been temporarily misplaced in installation of Windows 10, and I'd have to wait to log in again. As it turns out, I am logging in automatically. If anyone is wondering, triple-booting Linux, Windows 7, and Windows 10 is not a trivial task, nor is it one...

Predictions: 1) Naruto will remain blond-haired and blue-eyed. 2) Sasuke will be black. 3) Sakura will be blond-haired, with optional blue eyes. 3b) Either that or Mexican. 4) Jiraya will be an old surfer dude. 5) Kakashi will be a contemplative ninja master who would never read porn in front...

Shortly thereafter, you come to a tower. Of sorts. It sits against a cave entrance, and is built of stone, crude mortar, and various trees. A decent hit or two with a catapult would probably collapse the whole thing. But it is, indeed, a tower. With rocks placed on top as some sort of...

Ok, it's been waaay too long. Something up tomorrow.

I could pass on the BoED/BoVD. Edit: I know that's not what you meant; I am just making a note of it. :)

Carry on. :)

Alright, you're lying on the ground, about to hit a rope with your club Make a Wisdom save. Everyone else, you can sort-of see what Henry is doing, but the reason is somewhat obscured. By trees.

Don't worry; you're new, we can't expect you to know everything right away. :)

Just for clarification, how are you going to trigger the trap? And to clarify the trap further, the log swings down horizontally, set to hit a medium-sized character at about the mid-torso (and, naturally, miss a small character).