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Pathfinder seeming good......better......best? Damn Straight. -DM Jeff

While I would delight in what offering you may have in store...what would be your motivation? You already have the $250+ worth of stuff you're giving out. Perhaps just making a UT point. OK, bring it on! -DM Jeff

Heh heh. This is mostly true, but if you want to see the 97% of origonal Tookbox we DIDN'T reproduce in Ultimate Toolbox, send me an email, Joe, reminding me of entry 10 on table 5-4 of UT and I'll send you a copy of original Toolbox. -DM Jeff (ocasek 50 at hotmail dot com)

We've all seen players like that. Some who like arguing for the sake of it. The key is removing folks who can turn a fun game of fantasy into a geek-themed testosterone fest and keep the players who care about plot, awesome action combat and character development. They are out there. I know, I...

*jumps into screenshot* "I'll field this 'un!" It means in Toolbox 1 we did tavern names. In UT we have lots more tavern names, a small few of which are taken frokm Toolbox 1. The rest are new. So yes, there are a few taven name charts from Toolbox 1 and many new ones including NEW details...

It's OK, maybe jim didn't play D&D as much DM it, there is a difference, methinks. It's OK jim, others can play D&D and be a dork but you will always remain cool even when arguing the finer points of flank or realizing the balor has spell resistance. Nobody's getting off...we're all in this...

It's quotes like this that help confirm our idea to go systemless was the right one. We're glad you are enjoying it! -DM Jeff

Man I am so hungry. Can we add some cheese? You know jim, after careful consideration I beleive a great many DMs would relish a chance to have this by their side at a laptop in PDF format, yes. -DM Jeff

You know what. I came to learn something. Dawn and jim and I created this Ultimate Toolbox with a lot of influence from 30 years of playing the D&D game. 4e has its strengths. Pathfinder caters to those of us with classic in our hearts. Warhammer has grit no one can top. Heck, give Tunnels and...

Indeed, about 6 or 7 IIRC. There are tables to determine names, when created, by who, lore, last known whereabouts, and more. Then there's 20 examples given. This has been a shameless plug. LINK -DM Jeff

Oh, that's classic! Using UT to create goblin stew. I love it! -DM Jeff

Very, very few. I think there are about 4-5 tables reproduced from the first book, because they were that good. :) Otherwise the book is new. We tackle the same subjects (and hundreds more) but expand on them and give more options. So, for example, while the "civilization" chapter in the first...

THIS! Picture -DM Jeff

There's a review jim can sink his teeth into! Thank for the kind words, we're glad you are going to get tons of use out of it! -DM Jeff

Good one Joe. 1d20 Bone Carvings 1 Bear bone rune-carved crown 2 Devil bone fortification circlet 3 Dwarf bone battle flute 4 Eagle bone scroll tube 5 Elephant bone royal palace 6 Elf bone warding pendant 7 Fey bone hair needles 8 Fish bone concentric ring 9 Giant bone bridge replica 10 Great...

1d20 Undead Pets 1 Apparition bat 2 Ghast dolphin 3 Ghost horse 4 Ghoul toad 5 Haunt weasel 6 Lich lizard 7 Mummified wolf 8 Phantom parrot 9 Poltergeist owl 10 Revenant skunk 11 Risen gerbel 12 Skeletal cat 13 Soulforged hen 14 Specter fox 15 Spirit imp 16 Stitched rat 17 Vampiric dog 18 Wight...

jim and I had another idea today...enjoy! 1d20 Skillful Tasks (Jeff 1) 1 Appear as someone else to fool an attacker (Disguise/Bluff) 2 Balance around a pit of lava (Balance/Acrobatics) 3 Bluff your way past bodyguards (Bluff) 4 Climb over a spiked wall (Climb) 5 Complete a map started long ago...

Chalk up one hapy gamer. :-) UT has NPC additudes, encounters, hirelings, motivations, names galore, and exactly what you're looking for, a hundred individually named NPC contacts with a sentence describing their skill base, wants and needs. I hope you really enjoy the book! -DM Jeff

Fantastic Joe, thank you! I especially like how you touted it for use with all kinds of fantasy RPG systems. I've linked this over at Paizo's boards too! -DM Jeff

The best, most robust and customizble modern magic system for 3.5/d20 was in Monte Cook's World of Darkness. I purchased it just based off that alone. -DM Jeff