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I used to be a HUGE Pixar movie fan but my fondness for their work has dropped off of a cliff. This movie actually might get me to watch a Pixar movie again.

Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 1st Edition 56 + 1 = 57 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 26 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 26 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 55 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 51 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 55 - 2 = 53 Dungeons & Dragons, 3.5 Edition 3 Dungeons &...

Thanks to MarkB for the assist! (I was using the embed code not the standard URL which was causing my issues...I think.) Naturally, it now looks like I am simply copying Stalker0 with my post, but I was genuinely going to post this much earlier. I'm just too much of a fossil to figure out this...

Ok, I tried to insert the YouTube video using everything I could think of (url link, image, gif, media, and code) but have been unsuccessful. Can someone help a brother out?

Sad to say but the Gorn character scared the sh*t out of me as a kid. Kids are stupid.

Wouldn't Cheers the RPG be the most appropriate system for that campaign?

Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 1st Edition 56 + 1 = 57 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 38 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 32 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 57 - 2 = 55 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 51 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 56 Dungeons & Dragons, 3.5 Edition 15 Dungeons &...

Yeah, I just copied the post prior to mine (Tallifer's) but I now see that some editions were actually eliminated but somehow got back into the game in TheSword's post. Weird. I will edit my post to try to get things back into sync. (Edit: I went back to Lanefan's post (#450), made the...

I prefer Wondrous Items (i.e. the miscellaneous items that don't fit into any other category). Things like a Horn of Blasting, a Cube of Force, a Figurine of Wondrous Power, a Cloak of the Manta Ray, etc. These items often aren't necessary (or even useful) in combat but allow you to deal with...

Original Dungeons and Dragons 4 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 1st Edition 60 +1 = 61 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 42 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 36 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 58 - 2 = 56 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 50 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 54 Dungeons & Dragons...

Oops! I hadn't noticed that this was a + only thread. :oops: I will "cease and desist" from any further negative comments myself. Apologies to any who took offense to any of my unsanctioned comments about any edition.

Original Dungeons and Dragons 13 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 1st Edition 57 + 1 = 58 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 46 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 37 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 56 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 52 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 58 - 2 = 56 I don't actually...

I don't like to make adjustments myself as I might be mistaken, but it looks like AD&D 2E is two points too high (it should be 56...I think). I downvoted ADD2 to 56 in post #371 and in the next post (#372) it is showing up as 58 points. Perhaps that poster had copied the post before mine and...

Original Dungeons and Dragons 23 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 1st Edition 56 + 1 = 57 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 50 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 43 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 57 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 58 - 2 = 56 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 57 Dungeons &...

Original Dungeons and Dragons 33 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 1st Edition 60 + 1 = 61 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 52 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 47 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 56 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 56 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 56 Classic Dungeons & Dragons...

Original Dungeons and Dragons 36 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 1st Edition 60 + 1 = 61 Basic Dungeons and Dragons 52 B/X Dungeons and Dragons 49 BECMI Dungeons and Dragons 56 Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, 2nd Edition 58 Dungeons & Dragons, Rules Cyclopedia Edition 57 Classic Dungeons & Dragons...

One thing I find odd: why does constitution add so much to your hit point total (via a bonus to hit points at each level) if the vast majority of hit points are a representation of non-physical aspects (skill, luck, magical forces, etc)? I think 4E actually got this right (gasp...I actually...

"Each character has a varying number of hit points, just as monsters do. These hit points represent how much damage (actual or potential) the character can withstand before being killed. A certain amount of these hit points represent the actual physical punishment which can be sustained. The...

Reading through the responses (thanks to all who have responded btw!), I had forgotten a lot of the points that people have mentioned (it has been 30 years since I last looked at UA): The optional (super OP) method of attribute generation. Oh man, that was just awful. Weapon specialization: I...

Exactly. I've had to "waste" my downvotes getting rid of a game that isn't D&D to begin with. Now the glorious crusade to purge the "wrong" kinds of D&D can begin in earnest. ;)