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Well, there is always the Morgan: YouTube - ‪Top Gear - Morgan Aero SuperSports‬‏ And the fastest production car in the entire world, the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport: YouTube - ‪Bugatti Super Sport speed test - Top Gear - BBC‬‏

I think the point in this thread (do threads really have points?) is that some people miss the fiddly subsystems. ;) For example, I, too, miss item saving throws. They added a lot of flavor and an extra hint of danger. But, they were a terrible pain, and a high level character could easily end...

It is a very rich setting and even the least D&D stuff is still a lot of fun. My favorite part (and the hardest for a DM) is the pulp feel. My impression is that a lot of people just don't try to make their games that pulpy? The Keith Baker books do a good job of getting that across and so do...

A few days ago, I wouldn't have agreed with most of this. But then I played Gammaworld for the first time and had to deal with all the randomness. It was very nostalgic!

I have to admit that I, too, get annoyed when my players completely wipe out one of my monster's best powers with an ill-timed immediate action. One tough encounter being turned into easy-times is OK, but all of them becomes a problem. I have resorted to cheating. Sometimes, my attacks always hit!

I have to admit that I am more tempted to pick it up now than I was before. Sounds like it might just be a good read, nevermind the crunch.

I think this view is greatly mistaken. There are lots of successful companies without this level of customer service; I disagree with your implication that companies ought to provide it. Some companies must make a trade off between customers. BMW cannot satisfy both the sports sedan customer and...

I disagree with both of the following points: Contention 1) OP says we are the opinion leaders. Contention 2) Umbran and Morrus say we don't represent the entire population. Contention 1 is wrong because we don't actually have a wide area of influence. A few people might, and there might be a...

The con's success may ride on getting people into games in an orderly fashion, but my enjoyment mostly relies on the DMs. I wonder how good cons are about managing their judges? For example, only once have I've been asked to give feedback on a judge. Bad judges shouldn't be invited back and the...

I love reading the CharOp guides so much... but I don't mention it in mixed company because of the reaction you get. I just want to avoid underpowered options! I foresee nerfing the "gold options" and bolstering or removing the "red options." I'm stoked, if that is what is happening.

1. Any plans on a new DMG? What sort of content would potentially be included? 2. Any plans for a "Big Book of Skill Challenges"? (Related to question 1, I guess.) 3. What about another Dungeon Delve book?

That sounds like every publishing house I have ever heard of!

We use Skype with MapTools. We are satisfied, mostly, with it. My campaign is in Paragon Tier, so MapTools is great just for the condition tracking. In fact, we were able to play in person a month ago and we all sorta agreed we liked combat better virtually, though the roleplaying was better...

I probably would have let him do it just for the cinematics... but, when players can do cool things, so can monsters.

No, no, no. Only major edition wars get medals. But you get an oak leaf cluster to indicate survival of multiple versions of the same edition. Oak leaf cluster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Fortunately, I have only earned one purple heart as the result of a campaign prematurely ended due...

I use wealth by level guidelines in two ways: 1) I rarely start at first level. I use the wealth level to establish the baseline. 2) I double check that my PCs have appropriate levels of wealth. I may give out too much or (more likely) too little and I need to add a correction for that. While...

1) That is awesome. 2) I think an alternative would be to have "medals" like the army. You get one medal for each D&D transition you "survived."

I don't read it because it doesn't cover the WotC stuff that I would want to read.

I thought it was as high as 75,000 subscriptions, but I have no idea where I heard that number. I suspect that is the high end.

Sounds like D&D just can't be everything to everybody. It reminds me of the old joke: "A camel is a horse designed by committee."