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So what are you doing with the 2 you aren't keeping? Selling them here or on CM by any chance? Sales over on CM have lately fetched good money (see Ghostwind's auction threads over there).

I was and still am a big fan of the Scarred Lands. Ran 3 full campaigns in it and still have all of my books and supplements (including the one I got published in Relics & Rituals 2 /shameless self-plug). I may go back to it but in the mean time I've been getting my old school on with some...

So RC is leaving but still commenting in XP comments. Uh-huh.

Better start copy/pasting those contributions - he's deleting all of the "content" (i.e. posts to you and me) he's made over the years. I can see wanting to leave but the rest... :erm:

PM sent!

Post it here first! Set a price and make the buyer pay shipping and you most likely get more from ENWorlders than Noble Knight. If you can, take multiple bids but have a definite end time after which no bids are accepted.

100% agree.

Traditionally the caller would take into account the other players wishes for 'big' decisions (which quest to go on, should they try to take over the town of halflings etc) but the more run of the mill things (searching for treasure, opening doors, checking for traps) the caller would "make the...

I don't know if I have ever been involved in a TPK as a player or DM. Lots of PC deaths sure but the whole party? Hasn't happened in D&D to my recollection.

Not a single vote for Second Darkness. What was the problem with that one? I own Rise of the Runelords but have never played/run it. I was pretty burned out on adventure paths after running Age of Worms and playing in Shackled City. Kingmaker does look interesting though.

Oh my a thousand times this. Every edition has been, right or wrong, define to a large extent by the adventures put out with it. 1E had the whole Against the Giants/Drow series, the Tomb of Horrors/White Plume Mt 'S' series. 2E had things like Night Below & Dragon Mountain. 3E had Return to...

This is similar to how my FLGS does it - 10% of whatever you buy (sans comics which are discounted 20% all the time) goes on a green card. 10 purchases (even if they are all $5 purchases) gives you that much store credit (i.e. $5 if every purchase was $5). Given that their prices are...

“I think that all good, right thinking people in this country are sick and tired of being told that all good, right thinking people in this country are fed up with being told that all good, right thinking people in this country are fed up with being sick and tired. I'm certainly not, and I'm...

And I won't. Nothing against Paizo but I have zero interest in yet another fighter/cleric/rogue/wizard mini. Even with dumping over half my DDM collection I still have more variety in these choices than anything else - and most of them can be bought online for $2 or less. I hope they do sell...

Boy - you're a barrel of laughs!

Gee what are the odds of more than 200 people making characters? Probably less than 1% I'll bet...

Uh, do you have magic dice that never roll 1s or something? 4 ones drop the lowest equals 3. Actually they would be pretty incredible in anyone's game! For myself it would depend, of course, on what I wanted to play. With such high stats overall I would probably play something that needs...

Shouldn't you at least get enough d6s for one player then? :p For myself, playing both 3E and 4E, I usually had 4 "standard" sets of 6 dice per character (sometimes I would be asked to run the PC of player who couldn't make it to the game for some reason). So this worked out to exactly 4 of...

This is my problem - paizo is making the exact same mistake WotC did - visible minis for too high a price (paint jobs on those packs were actually better than the "standard" line of minis - which isn't saying much I agree) *shrug* I guess it is their line to screw up but I would like to see...

Then why is he playing D&D?