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I have played with the Wound/Vitality system in Star Wars, and it was very deadly indeed. There were multiple times in the four to five months of the campaign where one of the PCs was taken out at the start of the day's adventure by a mook with a lucky critical. ALways a risk in a game like...

I would disagree if they were charging a few bucks for a one or two page PDF that was nothing but errata for a couple of books. I don't think that is what you are asking though. I don't see the Spell Compendium or the Rules Compendium or "updated reprints" or anything similar as "selling...

But a blaster in Star Wars can do this damage and that used Wound Points. One hit can easily down a character in that system and that is one of the problems that is usually pointed out in discussions about it.

I'm a player in a game that just hit 21st level last week and started at 1st. Edit: Two characters made it from 1 to 20+. Mine has made 21st and I'm not sure if the other is 21st or still 20th.

My impression (which may be incorrect - and correct me if I'm wrong, billd91) was that billd91 was saying the player determines that they will Bluff the guard by saying the PC is visiting royalty or that the player says the PC will Intimidate the captive by smashing a chair against the wall...

Just to put in my 2cp here, I am one for rolling with modifiers. I am currently playing a Bard with a charisma score that is through the roof. I'm not sure anyone in real life has an equivalent score this high (he has a 26 CHA before any equipment modifiers or spells). I am certainly not THAT...

Welcome back! Hope you feel like yourself again very quickly. They exist. I don't know how, but since I live in Michigan I can say honestly say they still exist. (and not being a sports fan at all I wouldn't qualify as one of them)

One thing I'd like to bring up that I've only seen briefly alluded to: I think everyone will agree that knowing the rules is better than not knowing the rules. However, almost as important (in my opinion) is this: know what you know and know what you don't know. Let's say you have the PCs...

What Jurament said - including the part about me being a software writer.

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.

Holy [bleep]ing [bleep]!!!! :eek: Rich actually went through with it. My jaw hasn't hit the floor like this for quite some time (well, outside of the stunts 24 has been pulling at any rate). Go Rich!!! Is it Monday yet?

Agreed. Most are going for the Monk and Bard however I could also say that Paladin is the most useless depending on the DM because of his code or that the Wizard and/or Sorcerer qualifies for the title through Most Redundant.

Depends entirely on who the creator is what purpose the piece is created for.

Our group hasn't had any real problems - even with the Power Attack change. We house ruled a couple of the changes to keep them the old way but that was because we simply didn't like the changes instead of having problems with them. Now that I think about it - the only change we didn't adapt...

A good ad campaign. One that lets me know it is there and why it is different from everything else. This will get me to buy the core book. I will point to Crothian's "well written and well supported" as what will keep me interested in a setting. Kind of like a TV show. Get me to sign up for...

If Sorcerers got the bonus feats I think they would be balanced (or at least a lot better balanced). They wouldn't need to be the same set of feat choices to allow more of a difference flavor wise between the two classes (Heritage Feats or something similar instead of Item Creation Feats for...

And then the cat saves them all!!!

Allfi Elmid Dlapon of [Incredably complex prescription name that I would only massacre anyway] Hmm.... Allfi Elmid, Self Proclaimed Jedi

Hmmmm........ Okay, I'm interested and want to know more about it. I'm far from sold, but I will definately keep my eyes open and read up on it once information starts to come out.

Sigil for the win!!! Freeport has a lot of stuff for it but it never captured my imagination like Sigil did.