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If you are interested in this mechanic at work, check out My Life With Master by Paul Czege.

Not even close. It's an old ENWorld joke. Probably 5 years now, yikes!

Nobody should ever have an alt, ever. I look down on anyone who has ever had an alt. (/me waits for nobody to get the joke.)

It would certainly help us create soldier-free encounters!

Don't count on that. They have no official statement or release date yet, so this could come out next Christmas.

It sounds like you could do with some minions! Then the powerful attacks will be less useful.

It's not your fault. Your posts were in around February and that was a very busy time.

If I see a playtest article that looks interesting and can fit into the game, I'll try to find some way to fit it in or I'll encourage players to use it, if it's on the player's side. For me, it's all about whether or not the game element makes the game more interesting or entertaining...

Looks interesting. I may have an opportunity to test it this weekend. I usually take care of all of this stuff on cards, but this may be helpful.

How did I miss this product? It's now on the list of future purchases.

The book, IIRC, was a fairly straightforward media/pop culture studies book. Here's the reference: Kyer, Melanie Manzer and Kyer, Jeffrey A., “Reading Stargate/Playing Stargate: Role-Playing Games and the Stargate Franchise” in Stan Beeler and Lisa Dickson, eds. Reading Stargate SG-1. New York...

That's in the PHB with the rituals to change magic items, at least in part.

Not only is there a Stargate RPG, but in the only academic book I've ever found devoted strictly to Stargate, there is a paper on the relationship between the series and the RPG.

Prone [Addition] Player’s Handbook, page 277 Add “You can’t move from your space, although you can teleport, crawl, or be forced to move by a pull, a push, or a slide.”

There is a mistake and an omission that may change the cost-benefit analysis. Should be "vs. Fortitude", not "vs. Reflex". This is not the only option that the Warden has. The warden does not have to pull the target, the Warden can slide the target one square. Additionally, the target becomes...

? from what I've seen, the warden powers are some of the best described and powers in the game (including the implementation of that description). They all have an appropriate primal feel, as befits someone who channels the power of nature for the purposes of defending. Very much the...

In many ways, the class reminds me of some earlier edition fighter/magic-users. The class has decent up-front smacking potential and a nice array of magical powers to aid this. The clas has it's own built-in buff spells, as it were.

I played one and loved it. More interesting to me than the fighter. Often more of a controller than a defender. Though I find that the Warden takes a lot of damage without realizing it. All of a sudden, I look down and see that only 2 surges are left out of 12. That shows me the defender bit is...

Honestly, as a player and a DM, I just love it when the elf ranger brings the smack down through the bow. I try to increase the amount of cover so the bowger can do his thing dodging around, firing from behind cover. I did recently run an encounter where the bowger decided to drop it and go in...

This is because Paranoia is da da, not surrealism.