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I voted for sketch 18, which is pretty much an updated version of the 2E logo. Of the actual designs that were used, the 2E ampersand is my favorite, but I think it could use a little modernization. Sketch #7 was a close second place in my head. It's also a more updated version of the 2E, but I...

I don't think it looked awful, and I'm a fan (honest-to-goodness) of the original. I even used it in my writing classes for the literary analysis paper. That said, some of the visuals and gags are obviously retreads of the original, and there are a few images that pay homage to Luc Besson's...

I still reading "Furies of Calderon" and "Ready Player One*" I think Jim Butcher's setting is interesting, and the story is good, but I'm still not totally in love with the characters. I find myself wanting to reach through the book to slap each of the main characters at least once a chapter. *...

For Paladin, one guy I don't think of is Paladin, from "Have Gun, Will Travel." He's more like a fighter.

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No lie, that was my reaction to it at first, too. I was convinced to try again, and it picks up near the end of the first season/beginning of the second. My wife and I became fans after that.

Saw "The Hunger Games." It was decent, but it had a ridiculous amount of "shaky cam" that was significantly distracting and didn't add any value. I don't think it deserves anywhere near the amount of money or rave reviews it keeps getting. I think "John Carter" was a better movie in almost all...

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Must spread XP around, but yes, this is true.

It was unofficial, but the Book of Erotic Fantasy used photographs for illustrations.

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I noted Gamma World above as it sort of fits this, but on second thought this reads a little more like something Apocalypse World does.

And I feel the opposite. Having a new class that necessitates a new character in order to use is of less value to me than a new feat which I could take next time I level up. (EDIT: Incidentally, I rarely plan out a build from beginning to end, and even when I do, I never follow it exactly. Rigid...

They're not online anymore? I guess I'm glad I watched them when I did. I didn't realize they were coming down.

Let's postulate best case scenario that allows for at least two class feature options at each level for 100 classes, and we'll say that each class takes up 2 pages. That's probably impossible considering the choices necessary for a 20 level class, but let's just say that. That's 200 pages of...

Do you not realize that the 4E system is nearly identical to what you're pushing for with a 100 class system? If you thought 20+ classes each with its own entire list of class abilities that aren't the same as any other class abilities was bad, I can't for the life of me understand how you think...

You can roleplay M:tG, too. When it first came out, I was just going into high school, and playing the game like an RPG made it vastly more entertaining than just playing the cards. Sadly, I didn't/couldn't keep up with the game as it grew and changed, but the setting is still interesting and...

I still want to see what Rich Burlew's second-place setting search entry was.

I just started the first book in the Codex Alera. I'm about 200 pages in and the world is intriguing. I'm not totally sold on the main characters yet, but I am being entertained, and I guess that's the important thing.

I have. The campaign lasted years. I guess my response is why push for this kind of bloat at the outset of a new game? Wouldn't something like Pathfinder's archetypes fit your goal better?