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That is part of it. Exploration for the sake of exploration. I can see a generation ship setting up several colonies in different star systems when it stops at a planet to refuel and stock up on supplies before finally needing to stop exploring and settle down to stay.

Here is the class ability I am giving my raiders: Mounted Raider: While mounted and charging you can use a disarm attempt to snatch an object held or worn by your target. You do not provoke an attack of opportunity by the target.

Personally, I am confident we will have a faster than light drive within another century. But in the meantime, could we start building a generation ship to explore nearby stars and maybe start a colony on another planet? What technology would we need to develop? How many people would need to be...

I like the idea of a steam-powered golem, that would be cool...

Are there any rules for using lassoes in 3.5E? I cannot seem to find anything...

The words bat and butterfly both derive from a word meaning "to beat", as in to flap wings. Just as a bat hits a ball, a wing strikes the air. It would be easy to see how a word of flying insect like a moth would be similar to the word for a bat.

An awesome piece of work...

Sure, but you never actually know anything until... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...You find out.

I have been toying with the idea of ethnic/regional backgrounds that transcend race. So I decided the now sunken kingdom of Haugeland was divided between a mountainous highland region and lowland region of rolling hills and glens. This created two groups that identified as Haugelanders, one...

Have the inside be a slow, extremely quiet elevator, so guests will not realise they are descending to a lower level, then when you hit the basement level just suddenly open a door to a huge room.

Someone once said the gods are real if you believe in them...

How do you know that, Jhaelen?

Currently reading "Fear", about the Trump administration, and "Deer Hunting With Jesus" about class warfare in America.

Reminds me of when a reaper on Dead Like Me neglected to detach a spirit from its body. When it was finally reaped it just woke up screaming...

Just had a thought. If we do in fact possess immortals souls, and there is some type of afterlife, whether Heaven or reincarnation in some form, that we pass onto in death, what will happen to people who are preserved cryogenically when they are thawed out and brought back to life? Are they...

In a purely fantasy setting, this sort of thing is easy. I am working on a campaign setting where one city-state is nothing but permanent Magnificent Mansions spells enchanted into trees and rocks. You can walk through the area and have no idea you are in a city, seeing nothing but well trod...

The transdimensional McGuffin, a box, bag, house, or spaceship that is bigger on the inside than on the outside, is not used that often, but is common enough to be easily understood. My question is, in the realm of actual physics, is it theoretically possible? Will some future shopper take a...

It is, it helped me see the big picture of my campaign and is inspiring me to fill out the details. Take a look at The Last Lands, just imagine what you can do with your own campaign...

It would be nice to have a table of modifiers to determine if someone turns undead, like did they die young? Were they murdered? Were they killed with magic? Was it a Death spell? All of those add to the chance. But if they died in their sleep, received a proper burial, were mourned sincerely by...

First off, remember that they are ALIVE, they are creatures designed to operate and/or look like a tool, weapon, or garment. They are not necessarily intelligent or possess psionic abilities, some are just dumb animals or plants with a little something extra. They are bio-technology. Before...