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It took you until 9th level to find economy-wrecking (or altering) effects of magic? Especially when you start looking at constant or daily uses? A list off the top of my head: Expeditious Retreat, Create Food / Water, Discern Lies, Invisibility, Continual Flame, Gust of Wind, Wall of X...

Well, yes. That would be the point, no? We wanted an agnostic world... one where it is not possible to know for sure that god exists. Am I misunderstanding, or something? The problem is that religion fundamentally exists to answer those moral questions. You propose that the priest might get...

You don't exactly have a saludatory effect on productive work, either. So now you have two reasons to cackle. ;) I do hope you'll avoid being overly honest. Sure, notes are great to help you remember what happened. But they make lousy editors. :) Please consider this another vote to not...

Sorry, didn't mean to be obscure. TFOS: Teenagers from Outer Space -- a comedy game about alien teens, the ravages of space pimples, escaping the (seven) sharp eyes of the math teacher, and trying desperately to get lucky. TRoS: The Riddle of Steel -- fantasy genre, with "realistic" combat...

When / where did he say this? I'm not seeing anything, and I had hoped to go back to posting there,... eventually. . . . . . . . -- Eric

Hope this isn't too old to respond to. If you want to preserve agnosticism, it seems to me that divinations are the main problem. If you have Gods who take an active role in determining the doctrine of the church and resolving theological disputes, you don't have room for much doubt. This is...

Illusionist / enchanter, specializing in social skills and deception? That would give you a pretty outgoing, social wizard-type. How about a drow teacher, looking for lost pupils on the sly, hoping to find them before he gets in trouble. He's on their first "field trip" when they...

I would be willing to run something, given the amount of lead time you've given here. I will run whichever of the following has the most interest: 7th Sea, D&D3, Earthdawn, Feng Shui, Over the Edge, TORG. (I can also take requests if someone wants something more exotic, like TRoS, TFOS...

Baker's dozens, then. I enjoyed the story hour so far, they have been very well-written and entertaining. Why do I picture Edmund, bleeding profusely from a wound taken in the sacking of the academy, gasping out with his dying breath: "Just... five... more... minu... *thud*" . . . . . . ...

Well, here, have another reader you didn't know you had. I just polished off the first two threads, so now I'm left champing at the bit for the third series. Champ, champ. Keep up with good work. Any chance the PCs will have any better luck with complex tactics than the last time around...

Thanks, Steven.

Just polished off the website entries; I like the story so far. Thanks for posting it. At the beginning of the thread, things gt a little odd: the numbering skips by 10 installments, and it looks like #140 has been accidentally deleted. Any chance someone still has that text? Thanks again...

Some that I've considered: Very short rules supplement (i.e. 12 pages) for taking a more detailed approach to stealth & perception, with more meaningful decisions to be made than "I sneak", and more nuance than found / not found. Modifiers for cover, speed, alertness, magic, etc. A two...

Dragon's Lair seemed to work OK for the RPG.Net get-together last month, which was just over a dozen people. It might get difficult if you get more people than that, but if you do it may be had to find space that would be free (a convention hall costs money). I'd probably be up for an Austin...

Any chance Joe is still around to give us one last update before bedtime?

There's an old parable about that (but I won't take up your screen space by quoting). Seriously, for some of the people here, their $10 donation means more than my $100 donation. It's the thought that counts, and all that. . . . . . . . -- Eric

I guess I'll just be patientand see what Joe has to say when he gets a chance to tally the results. I believe Eric's total (continuing to be updated on page 1) includes everyone, not just those who announced their donations. Patient. Must. be. patient. . . . . . . . -- Eric

Sigil: that's not counting Paypal, either, right? As of this post, that would be another $393.20.

Sure, no problem. Jus as long as it's not "real" taxes, I don't care. :) (And done. $108.25 sent your way)

Morrus: any chance we can get the sales tax disabled? Regardless, I'm in for $100, but I'd prefer not to subsidize the state of Texas when making a donation. . . . . . . . - Eric, stealth Community Supporter