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I currently play pathfinder, but the same numbers apply when we play other systems. I prefer 4 players + a DM. 5 players + a DM will work as well, but i don't like more than that, since that leads to too little time to dedicate to each player. We cancel if two players can't come to a session. 3...

It's not really like disadvantage at all. First off, you use it after the original roll is made, and you use the second result regardless of if it's higher or lower than the original. It's also 1/round (due to being an immediate action) and can only affect any given creature 1/day.

It sounds very appropriate and awesome. Do it!

I guess it depends on how you look at it. Have I ever seen anyone win in the manner OP described? nope. But I've seen plenty of players win or loose a campaing based on the story. We play heavily storydriven games, and there are always an overarching goal the players are attempting to...

I'm having a hard time seeing the problem here. The monk spends two turns in combat (unless they have prep time for short duration buffs) casting shield and reduce person, has taken 3 levels in a class solely to be able to do this, and deals :):):):) damage (1d6 + str bonus, which is at -2...

Gazetteers sound like a very good idea! I was going to suggest cutting off a few of the bottom and rightmost rows, but 'releasing' this in smaller bundles of say 10x10 (just a random number) areas would be a great solution as well. Looking forward to the first one :)

wow, this is a pretty cool project! Lots of exiting stuff to read about. I almost feel it's a shame it's so big though - it's been running for a year it seems, and is like 1/10th complete. Have you ever considered scaling it down a bit? so it would have a chance of being done within this...

These look very cool. I'm currently considering getting a quote on 2 or 3 starter sets, plus a few big rooms with shipping to Denmark. I'm not quite sure though. They have a pretty high 'coolness' factor, but i guess they are not quite as handy as checkerboard whiteboards or Paizo's flip-mats...