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Warlord. I am not really interested in a Psion.

Ernie Chip Douglas from Cable Guy should be a Fighter? And Fire Marshall Bill a Barbarian, because he takes damage and keeps on coming?

It is a case-by-case basis. Some cases both rolls might be necessary, where as others I would have the roll be whatever seems more prominent in the situation. You could just have it be a group roll, where everyone rolls a 1d20, choose the highest result, and you add the highest bonus from the...

Artificer is actually a great idea! I didn't even think of that one!

I also forgot the Grinch too! So many possibilities!

Jim Carrey himself won't be one class, each role of his will be a different class. I need help defining what class each role should have. What I am thinking is he has a 13 in each stat, a custom background that allows him to get +2 to 1 stat, and +1 to another, he chooses his role at the...

Me, Myself, and Irene

I mostly play human - but other reasons for myself include, but aren't limited to 1) Flavor 2) Role Playing 3) Power Gaming 4) Odd Combinations

My friends and I are going to play a rather Gonzo campaign. We're all going to be celebrities as D&D characters. My character is Jim Carrey, and his power is to be different characters he has played in movies, what I need help is associating classes with the character. 1) Ace Ventura - Druid...

Though some of us were intrigued, after reading into XYZ edition's version, we then found them undesirable or too complicated.

In 20 years of playing the game, we have had this situation happen once. It was with my first group, a character got the pixie pregnant. Unfortunately, I do not remember how we handled it at the time.

In my 20 years of gaming, I have not seen a Psionic played once. We have discussed it a few times with a couple different groups, but none of us had the actual desire to sit down and play one.

It seems a decent amount are favorable toward it.

What are some of your favorite house rules? Alternatively, what are some house rules you detest the most?

How do you feel about Save or Die mechanics? Like a Saving Throw against a spell that would kill you outright if you fail.

Was Labyrinth Lord a 1e clone or a 2e clone?

I would like to add a setting can not overly mess with the core D&D mechanics, as long as there is still some semblance of D&D left. My feeling on this, as long as the setting explains what is changed, and why it is changed in context to the setting.

Was there ever a time healing was a percentage instead of a die/dice amount? For some reason I seem to remember healing spells being a percentage, like 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, etc. Or am I thinking of a different game?

Owen, you're on EnWorld as well? Cool!

I am aware of D&D Beyond, but what I am looking for is a standalone. Like a site where you go and it is just one game world with all of the lore, unique rules, monsters, any changes, etc.