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For the recond, you did: Hellbound, Faction War (which had a lot of Sigil source material beyond just the adventure--in fact, it was originally conceived as a sourcebook, not an adventure), Planes of Conflict, and, as you say, some adventures: Tales from the Infinite Staircase, Dead Gods, Great...

Although I'm obviously a biased source, I'm currently running a mixed game and have had little problem. Like others have said, the AU casters use AU spells and magic rules and the D&D wizard uses those spells and rules, but that just adds more flavor to the game (different approaches to magic)...

For what it's worth, I just got a set of these stamps and they're pretty cool. I haven't tried them out yet (game night is Monday nights), but I'm anxious to. I hope Green Dragon makes a lot more.

Looks nice. Spell names should not be capitalized in a list of spells known or prepared.

And the ability to cast spells in armor, as well as some decent class abilities and a built-in, potent magic weapon.

All right, except I did Kin-Li'in, and Colin did Mountains of the Five Winds (which what I think you meant) BCD II is certainly a possibility. Thanks for all the kind words!

Tevaeral--right! Ouno--no, sorry. Dendri--no, sorry. Deluer--right! Violet--nope. Palpatur--no The Maze--right! Curnorost--nope, sorry. Pretty good, but not quite there. For a few, Colin was deliberately writing "against type," so that probably made it hard. I don't know if this will help, but...

Refering to this latest, moved thread: http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=107320 I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking that it's completely backward that Arcana Unearthed cannot be discussed in the main forum along with all the D&D material (which it's completely compatible with), but...

Oh, the ironies within ironies of that statement...

That seems like a good feat selection to me. You'll end up with a potent character who's good with his blade but also able to do a lot with his spells. It's a character concept (and an overall archetype) that I really like. You might think about getting Rapid Strike earlier. While it's good all...

I've listened to it and I think it's really good. (I'm a fan of good soundtrack/score music, and use that kind of music in my games all the time.)

If everyone walked away satisfied you did your job perfectly.

My second favorite pit trap This one is an even higher level threat than the first. It's a really deep pit, with a ladder. At the bottom, there's magical darkness. If you climb down the ladder, about halfway down (well before the darkness), you hit a powerful electrical trap that's sure to...

Sure.

My favorite pit trap A deep pit, like 100 feet deep. The pit is ten feet wide and ten feet long. Halfway down the pit, there is a gelatinous cube in stasis, awoken when touched. If adventurers fall down the pit, they land in the cube (taking it out of stasis). There's a chance that they fall...

You know, if you like the adventure but don't like the resolution (and I can understand that), it wouldn't be that hard to change the end so that not all the factions are kicked out and changed. If nothing else, the product offers a lot of new information about Sigil, has a huge battle scene...

It would be fun to see the final analysis you (or anyone else who wants to try) could come up with. If you wanted, I could tell you if you were right. That said, I don't want to hijack the thread.

Yes. And a fun time it was, too.

Off the top of my head, only that it creates a great moral dilemma for good aligned PCs to find these as treasure and having to decide what to do with them. I've also always liked the idea of treasure that isn't universally valuable, but valuable to small (perhaps remote or hard to reach)...

If it was a pretty recent book, it might be the sidebar in Beyond Countless Doorways about Hell Money.