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the gong! :D Let's Play: Baldurs Gate II #264 - Gong! - YouTube

in my homebrew i've dropped additional attacks in favor of increased damage.

see my sig. :D but nearly all aspects of the game interest me to some extent.

i love reading all the stories of long-lived characters, but how about posting some character sheets? i wanna see some stat-blocks! :D

that's absolutely amazing. :eek: am i the only one not getting images on that page?

and they've brought back monte cook, who was a big part of the success (in my eyes, anyway) of 3e.

see my sig. ;) keep in mind that i love many aspects of the game (acting, storytelling, exploration), but according to this test, being powerful is most important to me. i'm not sure i agree.

i think that asian, psionic, extraplanar, and campaign-specific material should be excluded from core.

well, all rules are optional, really. but attacks of opportunity are too complicated for me, so i voted "no." :p

1e- tomb of horrors. 2e- return to the tomb of horrors. 3e- wotc's 3e conversion of tomb of horrors. 4e- someone's 4e conversion of tomb of horrors. :p

never underestimate the players' ability to miss the obvious. ;)

wow, thank you for posting that. i feel better now. :D

i've only read ten from the list. please don't take my geek card! :eek:

this thread was to be titled "praise of the dungeons and dragons cartoon." just a few days ago, i was greatly enjoying the dungeons and dragons cartoon dvd. although some of the episodes were a little weak, there were a few, like "servant of evil" and "the dragon's graveyard" that were...

i got 60% without using google. :cool:

here's the theme music on piano: theme music on piano.

has anyone considered or attempted converting the crane-iron pentalogy to an adventure or campaign? the fourth part of the series was made into a movie, so i wonder if an adventure or campaign can be made from the entire series.

(this is coming from the viewpoint of a d&d player, but i guess it can apply to any game). have you ever played an rpg without using maps of any kind? if so, how were things like terrain, travel time, etc., handled?

good luck finding them. :erm:

i thought it came out on june 20th...