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Yeah, this is fun; wish I had more people to discuss modern day myth figures with.

Well, perhaps I've not read where all of this has gone one, but if it's true...and I'm not saying it is. Then Batman, no matter how good he is, should be dead. As should Robin, Batgirl and Nightwing. You can't just kill one, you have to kill them all; because wouldn't that make sense. Gothem...

Well, I disagree. Just like Marvel, Dc is not linear; there are alot of differnt variations of the Dc univers. If so, then why isn't Batman always dating Wonderwoman, or Catwoman, or why does the time, and style of Gothem city not remain the same in each issue. Why isn't Superman always married...

You're right. Batman, when he's fought Supe, hes always had something up his sleeve. Kryptonite, or light of the Red Sun....Batman is smarter then Supe, he wouldn't go toe to toe with the man that can move planets, and out race a comet. With Batman, and his involvment with superpower beings...

Well, I must say something. If you were putting this in game terms....Superman would be well above 10, and Lanter has COSMIC POWERS...his power is WILL based, and he's the strongest of all the Lanters from the Green Lanter Core. I've never been a fan of putting "Known Superheroes" into stat...

Well, I don't know what comics you read, or what writers are doing this to Batman these days, but his secret has, in most stories, been even unknown to the other heroes of the Justice League. In one plot, Flash was taken-aback when he found out that, as he called it "the prety boy of Gothem was...

NOt sure Anyone who's a batman fan loves the idea of Dick Grayson coming to terms with what he was ment to do in life, however, he should never ever ever become an ADULT ROBIN....like every other student that batman has ever had, they were picked because somewhere inside batman, they were to...

NO...and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Rp'ing was first about "creativity" and "the imgination" you don't need charts and figures. LIke someone else said: spell out the world, describe things as best as you can without being boring. When combat comes, explain: who, what, where, when and...

Players guide, DM's guide, Monster Guide....the rest I make up; really, I find most of the other books to be reinvented vomit. Even the Book of Vile Darkness was tame...

Go to the D&D website, look up 2D0Modern...in there, I think, is also a list of differnt ages of tec...you can get so far that it's beyond Star Treck...there are different levels of tec. Enjoy. Another option, its not D&D but look up the Tecnocracy for Mage the Ascension. They have alot of...

You want one shot kills, or One shot "he's down" and by "He" I mean your foe. Well, this isn't easy to do in a game system. There are alot of varients you can play with and it's not like real life, unless you'r DM has take then time like me to make D&D a bit more grity and realistic. The class...

I agree. I own the core books...that's all. I've read or glance at things that my players own or bought, but I don't always agree with it or allow it in game. Yes, all these new books and supplements, while they allow variety, turn the game into a Stacking System. Where feats, weapons, armor and...

I'm Dying That was great.....*still laughing*

Sorry, should have mentioned those reasons as well, my bad.

You can explain almost everything in D&D. You just have to know the science, and where it may be one day when we ourselves are able to do such things. Regeneration is already being done in medical labs; and healing is only determined by the bodies ability to react to damage, if certain genes...

First...real, is not fantasy. How things progressed in the real world, is in its own way, an accident. Things built upon themselves in such away that now, we think that to be the only way that science, religion, or w/e have to grow, or ever had a choice to grow and change over any period of...

Hybrid My games have paths, and goals...but the game isn't over once they're meet. It's once they're met, that the players find out what else has been going on, what new things they must do, or avoid or w/e. Now, playing a Set game, with a built in start and finish might be fun, but most of the...

Some times I don't, as a DM or player, but, sometimes to get players, you must run what they know, what they've seen or done using books that they own and have read over and over again. Some players are put-off by "non-core" creations, others are open to such ideas. It just depends. I tend to...

My answer: Read DUNE. The main character, can't kill himself, is able to see into the future, and shapes the world into a particular view. Once there, he sees that it was wrong, and leaves society since they've turned him into a god. later, he returns, *hiding who he really is* and speaks out...

Alright, it's not D&D, but its good: World of Darkness...then use what you learn, and put it into D&D. I played WOD for many years, and, from then on, when ever I use vampires...thats what I draw from. To answer a few of your questions. Yes, vampires should have to drink blood *not sure off of...