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Maybe I'm not clear exactly on what canon means then. I'm talking about backstory, and D&D does not have one. Or rather it shouldn't, especially not Planescape's in any case.

Dunno, man, I don't buy every book out there. I'm a DM not a collector, but DMG2 doesn't sound like a core book to me.

When did Planescape canon become D&D canon? For that matter, when did D&D get a canon? For baseline D&D, it's all about killing things and taking their stuff. If you can get to the top of the ladder (20th level by the core), one day you can go kick in Demogorgon's door and take his stuff...

I like that demon lords and princes are put back in their place... as *one* of the toughest monsters in the DMs arsenal.

I voted Barbarian, Fighter, Ranger and Sorcerer. It's very good to see that nobody voted druid - I'm never letting a new player try a druid again. Ever.

Introduced three and reintroduced one just in the last year or so.

... You have a player that worries about rations and encumbrance? :confused:

The first rule of encumbrance is... you don't talk about encumbrance. At our table it's one of those things - much like mundane ammunition, rations and the ability to start a fire - that we stop worrying about after 3rd-4th level.

Here's the product page for the Huge Black Dragon with sorcerer/wizard rider: http://paizo.com/store/byCompany/w/wizardsOfTheCoast/byProductType/miniaturesGames/dnd/icons/v5748btpy7pol Here's a better view of the fig: http://paizo.com/image/product/catalog/TSR/TSRHBDRAGONPROMO_500.jpeg

I voted 44 times, probably throwing off your results. But... it was all in good fun. Do you care?

B2 is one old module that still has some commercial possibilities. I'd love to get it free, but I'm sure we'll see a 3rd version on the shelves someday (4th, if you count the HM version.) I'd love to see Lost Tamoachan or Beyond the Crystal Cave.

I played a very very old druid... at first it was just powergaming (those INT/WIS/CHA bonuses far outway the physical penalties for a druid), but I really got into the role. He was chaotic neutral and a natural-born *terrible* leader. He started as a 1st-level character. I just assumed he had...

Mine are unvarnished, so I like to think I've got bit of my palm-sweat in each one. Sort of gross I know, but it also keeps the squirrels away.

I've contacted so many dice companies about wooden polyhedra I've lost track. They just aren't made as far as I can see, and nobody wants to try. Too bad, because I have a set of pine d6's (non-varnished) that are the lightest, bounciest, luckiest dice I've ever rolled. Even the guy with the...

Buy what you want and then send the bills around. This may seem mean, but I don't think you get the idea of Christmas. It's not about things.

Not as many as Man-Thing

On the fence: The Red Hand of Doom Fantastic Locations: Fields of Ruin Fantastic Locations: Dragondown Grotto Fer Shure: Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss

You can't blame the players as much as the game designers... there's always power inflation in rules sets, but add in third parties (where higher power = higher sales), and you start having to get happy with the banhammer. I seriously doubt 99% of the feats, spells or prestige classes published...

I'm kind of half-watching Between The Lions on PBS here with my daughter, and there's a plot point in the episode where the young lion doesn't like how Goldilocks and the Three Bears turns out. He rails about it for a while, then someone suggests an alternative... "Y'know, you could write your...

I'm currently running a Greyhawk game, so my house rules document is easy - one page, double sided. The first side has character creation, a couple of rulings, rules for extra credit xp, rules for raking yourself over the coals, er... replacing characters, and an "anti-ad" for a couple of...