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Well i am a big Ogl/classless D&D fan, soo.... :p Except that i don't see a group of assasssins as being so alike. They would likely have very different talents and assassination skills. Its not a great idea for a prestige class. Would they all be spellcasters and resistant to poison? If they...

Its a seperate problem, i'll grant you that. But its a problem that was helped along by prestige classes, i have zero doubt in that. Or ignored if they prove to be an obstacle to good gaming. :) I DO have a legitimate gripe with pretige classes. What origianlly seemed like a wonderful...

Thats my point. Prestige classes have turned out to be a crappy tool, for a variety of reasons (mistreatment, shabby construction, etc). Time to dump them/it. :) I'd rather my player got there through roleplaying and just not worry about an idiotic set of rules or requirements that often don't...

A crappy one at that!! They do sell, though. Don't they. :]

Naturally. I'm no rookie DM, thank you! :) My point is that they give no thought as to how their 1ST level characters, who has been planned literally through 20th level as a fighter/sorcerer/spellsword/alienist/runed beserker fits into Dragonlance campaign, before its even started. One prestige...

Very nice. Thanks!

Ack. You know, when 3E was just around the corner and everything was new and you only got tidbits of info, i thought the prestige class idea was the greatest thing. Now i hate the damn things. I know that my players personally are WAY too wrapped up in prestige classes. One of them doesn't...

This was first time i sat in on one of these radio shows. It was good stuff.

Well good luck with that. I think that canadien company(XID Creative) went belly up about 6 minutes after the last day of GenCon 99 when i bought about 7 or 8 of their Providence gaming line. :mad: Their website dragged on for a few months then just dissappeared. I saw Soulban's name once or...

Providence - A pseudo-fantasy setting written by Lucien Soulban (and others) and the rules by Nic Jequier. The world of Providence was a hollow world that was a prison for exiled criminals (or political enemies). The races were all avian and had magic and/or superhuman abilities. The society had...

You took the words out of my mouth, Buttercup. I think in this day and age you just have to pick your spot and stick with them. I love to reaad campaign settings but there are just too darn many of them these days. Pick one or two that make you happy and don't look back. :)

No, its: Cool and useful! :]

I voted no. When all is said and done, they become too much of a pain. Accumulate enough of them over the years and they become a hassle to keep together and make moving a hazard proposition them. Them all you got is box parts and your looking for somewhere to story your magazine sized gamebooks.

Friggin Lazy Gaming Slugs? All they do at my FLGS is sit there playing cards and bloodbowl and give the customers blanks stares! :mad:

I just think a lot of people are exasperated, perturbed and anxious about the IK because they have been waiting YEARS for the setting to finally reach our steel plated digits! I don't think anyone really thinks that way. Although giving us some much time to think about the setting before...

I won't believe it truly exists until they pry it into my cold dead hands! :lol:

Dark Sun is the greatest setting ever. Bow down before it, you bunch of bloated water bags!!! :D

Well, Richards was a good guy and the manhunters weren't. They just wanted to make sure he stayed their puppet!! :)

I've been around since before the release of 3E. I remember coming here every day after work to see what news or tidbit was new for the day. I lurked and didn't register for a looooong time. LOL Like D4 i'm on my 3rd handle (Warchild, Warchild reborn, and this one). Never did get that big a post...

This is great news for GR fans. Thanks a lot Mr. Pramas! :)