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https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/6025-BECMICharacterSheet.jpg Character Sheets for BECMI. There is one for a each class and a generic sheet.

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/6025-BECMICharacterSheet.jpg Character Sheets for BECMI. There is one for a each class and a generic sheet.

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/6025-BECMICharacterSheet.jpg Character Sheets for BECMI. There is one for a each class and a generic sheet.

School is over, and I presented my senior thesis on Monday. I've updated the web app, it now has all the different locations in Karameikos. I uploaded the paper to my blog and also a poster map, which you can access through the blog. I also detailed which locations were not placed in the web app...

So I've updated the web map with all the settlements, I should be putting a post up detaining the process sometime tomorrow. I have the symbols for castles and keeps ready, I just need to update the locations. Also the symbols have a black background on blogger, I'm not really sure why; the...

Finally finished the DEM. From it I was able to generate a Hillshade and then I layered the DEM over that with a 35% transparancy and equal interval color classification. I go into the process in more detail on my blog, and updated the webmap there. Now I'm working on creating symbols to...

I've updated the map. There are markers with popups for a few locations now. please check it out and let me know what you think. Keep in mind that it is a work in progress, I could still use input on how best to display the data in addition to what data is actually necessary.

The web map is up. right now it is just a basemap composed of a few different replica maps created by Thorf. I wrote a blog post explaining the process.

I am making a web app for Mystara as a final Project for my Geography degree at CSUN. As part of my project I am sending out a survey about the the usefulness of the karameikos map that appeared in the 1981 Expert Set. I just started a new blog where I go into a lot more detail about the...

Alternity was published by tsr

Mentzer basic set Castle in DM manual B1- in search of unknown B2- keep on borderlands B3- palace of silver princess B6- veiled society X1- isle of dread XL1- quest for the heartstone CM2- death's ride IM1- immortal storm AC3- kidnapping of princess arelina AC2- "Treasure of the hideous one" by...

The damage is different because the weapon is different. The giants are using weapons both sized and designed for them. Damage of human weapons shows the same phenomenon. A two handed sword may look very similar to a one handed sword, but do different damage because it is a different weapon...

Damage isn't necessarily assigned by HD or even Dungeon lvl, but by common sense or practicality. Damage is assign by attack/weapon type. This is most apparent among the low levels humanoids. The concept of damage by weapon doesn't change among the higher lvl monsters, the weapons simply change...

Doesn't the SRD3 already have a name? d20SRD? The website is d20SRD.org

I was rereading moldvay basic and came across an interesting line on page B4 under How to Use the Dice, "the best way to 'throw' or roll a 4-sided die is to spin it and toss it straight up." I have never done this, I just roll a d4 like any other die. Does anyone here roll d4s in this manner...

Have you read the books? So much changed in the movie, that half of this doesn't apply.

I recently started attending CSUN and was hoping to start a game on or near campus. I'm willing to GM or join a current group. I'll be happy to play pretty much anything. I have experience with all the editions of D&D, shadowrun, alternity, rifts, world of darkness, and others.

You're right, there isn't a big contrast between the two methods. The contrast is in the mindset. When I have no explicit abilities on my character sheet that will benefit in a situation, I think less of "what can my character do?" And more of "what are some possible solutions?" I think of "how...

That is exactly what I meant. They have to pursue options in the fiction/gameworld that will solve their problem; not resorting to an out of character "what are my skills? Or what is the best way to solve this mechanically/through the game rules?" What I mean is, given the above example, a...

That's not how it works. The things they do to gain bonuses are, as already stated, things that make sense "in the fiction." A player may try to convince an NPC to buy a pie, but if the NPC doesn't like pies, then no matter how good of a salesperson the player is, the DM may never give a bonus...