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Pandemonium's my shop of choice, too. But if you really want "in the heart of Boston" (as opposed to Cambridge), try The Compleat Strategist on Massachusetts Ave. (somewhere between Berklee College the Symphony Hall). It's also more of a gaming shop...Pandemonium's actually sci-fi book store...

Try rolling randomly! :) It can inspire and challenge you to try something really new. Let's see...no wizards...I'll just go with the core book here: Race (Roll 1d8): 1. Human, 2. Dwarf, 3. Elf, 4. Gnome, 5. Half-elf, 6. Half-orc, 7. Halfling, 8. Somethin' wacky (monster class?). Then roll...

I don't even cheat when a big, slobbering troll appears! :)

I'd give the XP twice. But I'd hate it if a player of mine insisted I was awarding XP wrong. That's why I don't give 'em the breakdown on the whys for their awards. :)

I lurked and mooched scoops for while, but started posting after 3e hit the shelves. So Option B, I'm thinkin'. :)

It's beefy, but not a mad cow.

Whatever I'm in the mood for. Others in my core group see it the same way. As a result, we've got a party of one fighter/cleric, one fighter, one barbarian, and a fighter/druid. No arcane guy, no rogue. And we're having a great time. :)

What Dave said. I'm willing to give it a shot, though.

http://cawley.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/lookdown.pl?drought http://cawley.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/lookdown.pl?dry http://cawley.archives.nd.edu/cgi-bin/lookdown.pl?sickness Great resource for this kind of stuff, eh? :)

Naclifalx. Falx falcis (Latin) = hook or sickle NaCl = chemical formula for salt Stick an apostrophe in there if you need it. :)

I've been the DM for most of my D&D "career", so not so many campaign PCs. So let's see...these are PCs I've had the pleasure to play for more than three sessions: Reldo Thingirdle, halfling thief (2e) Dusk Dunedrifter, Athasian half-elf fighter/mage/thief (2e) Thaim, human ranger (2e) Tikin...

Chrono whistles nonchalantly...

Makes sense to me. People who are more "devoted" and have less of a casual relationship with the game make more purchases and are probably more of the sort who visit EN World. Also, I think there are more DMs here than players, and I find they tend to buy more supplemental stuff than players. :)

My bodyguard/metalmaster's all about the dwarven waraxe and heavy steel shield. :)

Overall, the changes done did good. :)

Here's one that springs to mind from an old 2e campaign I ran: Spelljammer. Goldpiece, a tinker gnome outpost, is being destroyed by a pair of witchlight marauders (giant, voracious, magical mutant monstrosities thought to be destroyed in an ancient war). Devouring gnomish buildings and...

Wow. Never realized. :) I kinda like that... The horse freaks out so Holy Hero has to take the enemy on all by his lonesome...very epic. :)

No prob with 'em. Not my usual choice, but it's good they're there. :)

These days: dwarves.

I'd go through that "what equipment's affected first on a bad save chart" in the DMG (?), and work from that. I don't think one hit from a gray ooze should render a foe nude, so I'd make it whack one clothing-type item at a time, starting with armor. Hope that helps. :)