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I've written a rat-themed product myself, but it's not a freebie (it's a whopping $1.40), so if the Mus meet your needs, stick with them. However ... Odd-numbered ability bonuses are a crime against nature. (well, at the very least they're a bad idea, given D20's ability bonus mechanics)...

So the answer to my question would be "Yes", then? :p (He said, blithely ignoring how long it's been since he updated Q-Ship)

Moderate or large changes. Anything less and I question the need for a new edition. Anything more and I question whether it is still D&D :) The level of change we saw from 2e to 3e would be at the high end of suitable. From 3e to 3.5 is not enough.

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The next novel I start is likely to be either Artemis Fowl & The Lost Colony by Eoin Colfer or Terrier by Tamora Pierce, both of which I bought today. But I'll only read those when I have a decent amount of time to dedicate to them. On the train to and from work, I only read non-fiction, as I...

Blah. If this is the "new direction" of the Bond franchise, then count me out. I found it a dull, meandering film populated by tedious, self-important characters.

I know why people say things don't happen on Lost. It's because for all the activity, there's no sense of progress. Sure, "things do happen" on the show. There'd pretty much have to be 44 minutes of test pattern for them not to. But do any of these things mean anything? Is there a purpose...

Yeah, that was mine. It's over now. A little more abruptly than I'd planned, but that's the danger of story hour-ing an active game :) Well, if PirateCat can claim he's still planning to update, I guess I can too :) I do plan to come back to it. There won't be any further adventures from...

I blame Irn Bru.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cities_of_gold That'd be it, I'm thinking :)

Both are complete. Pretty much "The Reason I Still Come to ENworld".

Bad mechanics as in "Clerics lose a caster level every day they're in Dungeonworld, and there's no way to get them back".

"What in the name of Uncle Sam is that?" "I believe it's an elasmosaur, sir." Johnson checked his clipboard. "Judging by the coloration, I'd say it's one of the mutant strains the Reds dug up at Tunguska." "Well, it nearly cut the skinny blonde in half with one bite. We should get some: they...

There's nothing that says a Wizard can't be a religious zealot. Give him max ranks in Knowledge (religion) and a slight inferiority complex over the fact that he's never been able to work out how to use divine magic (and thus strives to prove that he can use his arcane powers to serve St...

No, he hasn't. See how easy it is to make unsubstantiated claims on this internet-thingie?

I played in it, but alas with a very poor GM, so very little fun was had. We (the entire playing group) gave up in disgust halfway through Book 2. On the GM, as well as the adventure. Seravin's Story Hour here at ENworld suggests that the module can be a lot of fun when handled by a GM who...

Too fast for my taste, but it is easy enough to change. I'm awarding half XP in my current game, plus some story awards (probably about 60% advancement all up), which is working OK. I think in my next campaign I will award one third of normal XP for combat, and increase the story award...

The proxies on this page: http://www.proxy4free.com/page1.html seem to work OK for ENworld.

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I just finished running a short solo campaign (via Yahoo Voice) using the WFRP 2e rules. After roiughly 8 sessions of play, the PC was out of Fate Points, needed only one more Insanity Point before she had to start making Willpower checks or go crazy, and had three significant distinguishing...