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82. One Mistress Too Many: A large house with 38 wealthy widows. A wealthy man had a harem and was getting bored with his wives around about wife number 20, so he started collecting wives from nonhuman races. Starting with Elves, Gnomes, and Dwarves, then Orcs, Hobgoblins, and Bugbears, each...

79. The Madhouse of The Damned: Designed and built by wealthy escapees of an asylum years ago, this large mansion is a paradoxical arrangement of architectual features that clearly reflect the perspectives and states of mind of its designers. All sorts of nonsensical, mysterious and plain weird...

77. Embassador Bread & Cakes: This small, red brick building has a large open window with white trim from which 1 or 2 people loudly and cheerfully call out to passersby, enticing them to partake of their fine baked goods. This bakery caters to the discerning eater of baked goods, with breads...

side note: I can keep going, but the last time anyone that wasn't me posted here was almost a week ago. Is this thread dead? I'm not really keen on continuing to post if no one but me wants to see them. :-( C'mon everyone, there were so many good ideas being put forward and we're so close to...

76. This building is painted in fantastic and exotic looking forest scenes. (if in a desert city, it depicts enormous redwood forests, if in a northern city, it shows a steamy jungle, if in a wetlands it has a palm tree oasis, etc.) The residents are a family who are originally from a distant...

75. The Watershed: This squat-looking building is only one story tall and is quite wide in all dimensions. The roof is sloped from the outer walls down towards the center (much like a funnel) and leads towards a central reservoir that collects rainwater. Inside the building are many pipes that...

71. Ginny's: This small building is the height of an ordinary two story building, yet has three stories, all of which are sized specifically for Halflings. Ginny's is a restaurant that caters specifically to the Halfling community. Diners will find only halfling sized furniture inside and on...

Hey everyone, I was away on business for a few days, but I'm back now and I have posts to make. We're really heading quickly towards 100 entries! :-) 69. Deadman's Black : This is a tiny shed that is crammed against the side of a much larger neighbouring stone building. It is made of...

61. Mellim's : This is a rickety looking four-story building that leans slightly into the street, an impression that is visually exaggerated by the fact that each story is slightly larger than the previous until the top story is a full ten feet out further on all sides than the ground floor...

51. Yule's Ropewalks : This collection of buildings are owned and operated by the Yule clan and employs over thirty men, women and children. It is a producer of a wide variety of ropes - everything from thin twine to massive cables. The bulk of the Ropewalk is taken up by the ropewalk building...

Heheheh... Neat, so that's what something looks like when all the vile is scrubbed off! ;-) Sure, that's a cool version, I say run with it as you altered it.

This one is questionable, so feel free to exclude it. I'm deliberately not numbering it so that it can more easily be left out if so decided. I only include it because it actually existed in a campaign I once ran. It was great to watch the vein throb on the temple of the player playing a...

43. Mortorill's : This is a long narrow single story building that is a single wide hallway with a row of long narrow rooms down one side. The owner, Jacob Mortorill, has a fascination with long items. Polearms, ladders, spears, stilts, poles, walking sticks, flagpoles, basically anything that...

Turanil, Don't stop this! I think that there's potential here! I can't wait to read all 100+ entries. Already, many of the ones I've seen here have sparked ideas for me. Heck, for low to mid level campaigns you could just hop from locale to locale, letting the adventure seeds flourish where...

35. The Porridge Pot. This "building" is actually a collection of many roofed wooden platforms surrounding a central shed. Each platform contains 2-3 small, round, chest height tables suitable for standing to. The establishment is run by Gorrie Ridgepoint, a garullous old halfling with a full...

Well, no actually. You would still be playing D20 though. All be it a version which is SERIOUSLY deviated from the SRD, but technically still very much D20. After all, the same stats are being used, the same combat and action resolution system, BAB, Melee & Ranged attack rolls are still the...

Clarifications are GOOD!!:-) ... Thank you for clarifing you position on this. I had been beginning to get the impression that you weren't as unilaterally against Sigil specifically as I had originally thought after reading more of your posts in this thread. Your last post confirms this...

Why is this an "either/or" situation? I see a number of people talking about the pros and cons of this points system versus the traditional character building method, describing everything in terms of "but if we use X then we lose the benefit of Y for those players who don't like/understand the...

Um, forgive me if I misunderstood, but now it sounds like you're avocating that d20 publishers BOTH: 1) reuse and recycle the good parts of appropriate pre-existing OGL material, so as to contribute to a "best practices" method. (there's a side issue here regarding the validity of persuing the...