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Fantasy then sci-fi then modern then superhero, and that is all. Action, tactics, exploration, story. Sure I suppose Gamist and Narrativist, but mostly gamist. People who get along, who are willing to remember it is a game and have fun. up to 6 Either works for me, but I...

I absolutely DO NOT want things like this where I have to redo all the math on my sheet every time my druid changes shape.

I think I would like a combination of poll options. I would like the default to be no shapeshifting, but when a spell is used the druid can shift at will for the duration of the spell, which should be hours. Each spell gives some small ability score changes, maybe some skill mods and special...

I'd only worry if the red shirts are currently on your back. :)

Any links to reviews of this game?

You know, this could be the first in a line of system neutral books. The Greenwood book is coming out soon, though to be fair, I have not heard of any other WOTC books coming out at all. WOTC is reaching out to all their supporters, current (4E) and other, with this book and the FR one to...

Conspiracy Theory. Morrus sounds just like Eric Noah..... /Conspiracy Theory.

I think dropping Second Wind to a move action (still a minor for dwarves) is a great idea and my group has done this. WE also allow a second power called Fey Blessing, which is kinda like Second Wind but gives extra hit points instead of better defenses. Both of those help a lot. We never used...

Why not sit down, close your eyes and find that peaceful place deep within you. And relax a bit.

Get Reaper some new dice. It missed everyone in my group!

I would look at companies like Reaper. The kind of stuff they make seems to be fine by copyright.

Lanefan, I can see you smiling from over here. Where is my welder's mask?

You missed being banned for a low score on the quiz and are now going for method #2 ? I got 83%, so I missed one. Not bad.

I really would prefer to do straight rolling, as it makes for more random characters, who feel more organic and usually gives the characters something the player does not expect, and thus encourages them to try something a bit new. But I never do this, except for one shots, the downsides are...

I cannot see Ravenloft coming, but it could be interesting. It just seems too niche to me, and not really close to 'typical' D&D. I am saying 'typical' D&D based on what someone could get from reading the basic three core books.

I think looking for modularity now is a mistake. They will be trying to get the rules and such working, and the only way to do that is to put everything together. Later, once the rules are set, they can pull stuff out to make modules.

One more for Gary, my first in a while

Well, the video should not focus on one game, as there are so many man y many of them out there, but the idea of gamers, and try to cover some of the major subsections, like RPGS, wargamers, etc.

Well, I have no problems with him as part of a line of novels, or actually as a character in a campaign setting. Just do not have him show up in modules and the like and I am pretty happy. For sure, he will not make an appearance in my games.