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D&D requires an absolute morality for it's magic system to work. Spells like detect evil, protection from good, etc... need an independant arbiter of what is good, lawful, chaotic, or evil to determine their effect.

I think the fiendish blood a tiefling would lead her to be assassinated by some of the Knights of Thrane, even if she were initally brought in peacefully.

We are at the very end of 998, and will be hitting 999 shortly.

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Apple pie and cheese were made for each other. And it's canadian thanksgiving for me. It is far too cold to have harvest now...

When you mentioned a problem with the Boromars, the Daask immediately came to mind for me as well. Aloya was kidnapped by the Boromars, and dropped off in the Cogs or perhaps Lower Dura with a buckler and a dagger. With no money, and minimal equipment, she became lost, and took refuge in a sewer...

And, unfortunately, bell curves are an ideal abstraction, not what you'll actually get most of the time.

I should be wrapping up my current campaign near the end of December - if you're looking for something a little less crippling to players, drop me a line at timmundo (at) hotmail (dot) com I will be running in Eberron for the foreseeable future.

My players use Core, Original Completes, Eberron Books (except races) that I have, and I make use of various other supplements depending on what's going on.

I'd second nearly any adventure published by Green Ronin - they do them right.

I almost exclusively DM, so yes. Yes I do.

I don't know how much help my comments will be, but here goes: (Out of curiosity, are you playing 3.5?) IF they won't go for group initiative, that's fine. But make them roll their initiative and any other rolls they need to make for the round all at the same time (this way they will save some...

I do not subscribe to Dungeon or Dragon for two reasons: 1) I write all of my own adventures - and those few adventures I do get are published by Green Ronin Publishing. 2) I spend a good deal of time reading about RPG related stuff on the internet, and don't have time to read a magazine as...

I'd say a game store is a place where at least 10-15% of the space is taken up by RPG and gaming related stuff. If they have space for gaming, then it's a FLGS

Freeport, Mythosa (http://www.mythosa.net), and Ptolus.

1. Humans are all you really need to play, although you could set up some regional varieties (similar to Wheel of Time d20), with regional feats and certain skills that are always class skills. And yes, I would consider playing it. 2. Again, I'd have to see it, but yes generally I try to give...

Pirates. Lots of Pirates. Edit: A variety of governmental structures in various nations. Although it seems almost mandatory, I'd prefer to see a medieval society that wasn't formerly part of a massive empire that has just fallen.

For bases, I use some feemo or sculpey and just form a thin disk of the appropriate size and bake it for 15 minutes.

Assuming you have a party of 4 characters, and each character dies one at a time. The original party is version 1.0. Once character dies, and you might get up to version 1.1, or 1.25 (depending on how different a character they are). As each character dies, the version number increases...

That's a really neat little system you've got there. Since it is free, you should be ok, but you might want to take the "d20" out and replace "Core d20" with Core Rulebooks, and add a copy of the Open GAme Licence. Since you have included rules for advancing characters, you can't technically...