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A certain level of civilization? Trade caravan. There's your level of civilization. Use magic to make the carts float. What's the next logical step? Put covers over the carts or possibly armor it against attacks. What does that give you? That's right, exactly what we saw in that picture that...

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: beating a dead horse Well I respect your opinion and there may be a lot of people out there who like the way the D&D minis we've seen look. I can't get around the fact that I look at them and I see crap. They could have expert paint-jobs and the minis would still stink...

As a personal rule, I avoid talking tables at all costs.

That's the first thing I thought too. :D It doesn't sound like my cup of tee, but I think it is ignorant to think that one could accurately gauge what the end product will be from what little info has been released so far. I would say that I'll wait until it's on the shelves before I give it a...

Re: Re: Re: Re: beating a dead horse 1:) Between the prices they want for the packs and the random factor I bet it would cost more per D&D mini to actually get what you want, instead of "fishing" for what you want by buying 10-20 dollar packs. 2:) The cash you save just going to another mini...

See, now you're speaking my language. To pull such a thing off you'd probably have to have lists of abilities you can pick from every so many levels. If you wanted to start getting complicated, advancing as a class would be pretty normal, but advancing as a vampire would be different; a...

Re: Re: Building A Better Vampire Shark's been teasing us with tales of this homebrew vampire for ages. He does it just to see us sweat, I know it! :confused: I'll get you SHARK! :p How many months has SHARK been tormenting us?

Then you probably should have posted this in the D20 Modern forum. After all, Urban Arcana is a D20 Modern setting. Sure it's tempting to post this stuff in General because more people will see it, but since they are less likely to have the book in question they are also less likely to help...

I'm a pretty big fan of Trouble at Black Rock, which is one of the adventures that Dismas mentioned.

Citadel of the Iron Rose King Thalrao Vardos was a just ruler, but a soft one. His enemies used this to their advantage and plotted against him. Thalrao's advisors heard rumors of this impending betrayal and had the conspirators captured and brought before the king. He chose mercy and released...

Yamila Diaz. While it wasn't exactly an ad for D&D, don't forget the full pager with the nymph for Neverwinter Nights.

The difference being that no one has proven that a "bigfoot", yeti or sasquatch has ever existed. Thylacine did exist at one time, so while its continued existence is unlikely, it is a possibility. I'll direct you to Utrecht's Coelacanth. :)

Joshua Dyal beat me to mentioning the mound-building cultures of North America. They weren't just in the southern US, they left mounds behind as far North as here in Ohio. Ohio is home to some of the most famous mound-builder earthworks, Serpent Mound in particular. These burial mounds have...

The 2->3 Conversion Manual was; A: Free in all forms (electronic and paper) B: Available for download as a PDF. C: Available in dead tree form as a pamphlet in many bookstores. I got the last one left in my local Walden's. :) In retrospect, they would have let me keep the display box if I'd...

Wire-Wolves: Rumor has it they're the pets of barbed devils. Assassin Line: The result of a curse that causes the victim to constantly spout bad pick-up lines. Each one is a critical miss. Basilisp: Itth gathe maketh you thpeak funny. BeRGhest: BeRGhest! BeRGhest! Put its AC to the test...

Does anyone know if there will be a dead tree version of the booklet in bookstores like there was for 3E?

Well, I suppose I should have said on land. Someone mentioned the Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine). Some people say there are still Thylacines roaming the outback. It IS a big place...

The largest carnivorous mammal ever, in a nutshell. Am I right? The giant sloth is pretty cool. Usually as tall as a giraffe when standing on two legs!

Sounds about right. These days they have all kinds of chairs; the ancient kind, new lightweight "athletic" types, electric models, and even one that climbs stairs. No chairs with 426 Hemi engines though. :confused:

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