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the ranger class first appeared in The Strategic Review for use with OD&D(1974) ruleset.

since the response here was so inspiring. in case anyone else wants a d100 list try this link: http://www.circvsmaximvs.com/forum/showthread.php?115058-Wanted-Defend-the-Castle-House-Adventures-amp-Ideas

you never know when you might get drugged or held. so hiding stuff places is necessary for any adventurer. besides how do you pay for your ale and fun if not with coin?

i'm guessing you mean d02 versions. but if you mean any edition you may want to try looking at the witch doctor class. it is an NPC class but you could easily make your own version. do a race like the derro as an available. tell the referee you what you are doing and build it with approval...

that would be great. sorry you don't live in Severn anymore. i go that way to visit the rents.

add Piratecat to the list for LokiCon IX

if only a few hundred are there... of wait that is GaryCon. :D nevermind. diaglo "leave D&D to the pros" Ooi

nope. the issue isn't weight it is encumbrance. 10 loose coins being a pound accounts for you trying to keep them from falling out of your poorly sealed codpiece.

d00d, he didn't say OD&D(1974) so he isn't representing. he mentioned one of the after versions. you know the poor imitations. edit: but he did say the correct weight. 10 coins to the pound.

let them attack a dragon. rolling hps and 1st level. d6 for all gives everone 3.5hp on avg. dragon does on avg. 14hp of damage with each hit. even if they make the save vs fear.

Dungeon magazine from 1986- 2000ish was chockablock full of these type of side trek quests or similar. at the end of 1edADnD and beginning 2edADnD had a few too. you can easily convert something like I14 into this type or the early Marco Volo adventures in Faerun edit: maybe try Hordes of...

not a fan of critical hits. but when i referee i do give bonus or penalty to well used tactics. as the rules have them too. higher ground. bonus to hit. cover. bonus to AC. no helmet. obviously less AC. (actually in the rules in both OD&D and 1edADnD) obvious easier to hit. doesn't mean...

for decades i have treated drow as faeries. i use Chainmail(1971) and OD&D(1974) as the references. elves, dwarves, and halflings are the civilized races that hang with mankind. faeries, gnomes, and hobbits are the ones with little exposure to humans. they can be brutual when encountered or they...

i wish. i only know what i saw then. circa 2010-11

having a drink in honor of those who have passed and those who still game at Gen Con. miss you Ryan and Shayne.

am i the only one who does research into where are they now? the Basic edition boxed sets (red Mentzer) were available for sale not too many years ago from a guy who bought 4 pallets of them while overseas. edit: during that sales pitch. the guy showed pics of a warehouse floor to ceiling full...

is this a d02 edition and newer question? hobgoblins are more powerful than orcs in OD&D and 1edADnD. that extra +1 moves them up a whole category with chances to hit. they are better armed. better disciplined as a group. better tactics in mass combat when playing Chainmail, etc...

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there are warehouses full of Basic and 1edADnD books in Taiwan. not that obscure. just not that in demand in the current decade. edit: and 2edADnD. the complete book of blank in thousands of copies. crate after crate.

1edADnD is not obscure. millions of people bought and played it for decades