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Sounds like you need to take a break.

We follow this method in games we play. We just just a grid board to know generally how far we can move in main directions. I hate how DnD turned into chess with ridiculous rules by keeping movement to squares... Ugh.

A bear would continue to thrash and annihilate the target until distracted by another combatant(ie attacked.). Animals maul/gore in response to being threatened an will go way beyond just knocking someone down. They are instinct when it comes to violence.

You don't always have to fight or kill monsters. You can negotiate, trick, or just talk to them.

I've been DM/GMing since around 1997 with 2nd edition Shadowrun. I played AD&D once or twice with a buddy DMing back in the early 90s, and he was so bad at it that I really didn't play any form of D&D until 2000ish when 3rd came out. Even then the DM was so bad that it wasn't fun at all to me...

AD&D 2nd about 2 weeks ago.

My 6 year old asked me last night if we could either play heroquest or paint minis. Love my nerd babies.

Depth of characters, being creative, pacing of combat and experience, having a real impact on the world. Just a few

Ad&d 2nd... That's all

I really love Boris Vallejo and Larry Elmore. They pretty much sum up my love for fantasy art... and er, um ... boobies.

In my current group only myself and another DM.

I've spent so many thousands on games and minis that I have a room completely dedicated to them. Nerd rep

The paladin points out to the nearest patrons the wickedness of consumption and joining in on lude behavior. The rogue steals a few coins left on a table for a tip and buys a drink with it. The wizard sits at the bar, brushes the dust, crumbs and spiderwebs from the decor and places them into...

My real first sci-fi purchase was actually two books, "the Martian chronicles" by Bradbury and "war of the worlds" by Wells. I remember even then, at 7, being disappointed with the ending of war. I did like the Martian chronicles though. The next book I bought was "I robot" by Asimov. Loved it.

Read Snowcrash... Coins "Avatar." one of my favorite reads. Read the Sprawl trilogy by Gibson. These two authors turned me on to cyberpunk.

After over a decade I picked up Homelands again, nothing like Salvatore's flagship. Drow, drow, drow, and more drow. Just the way I like it.

Are you still selling the battle for skull pass?

Alternity is where I'd go for mass effect style. You got the technology, the psychic stuff and it is completely original. You reall only need the dmg, phb, star drive monsters and equipment books and your set.

You should check out the experts book by skirmisher games. Pretty amazing stuff.

Yes, with everything that comes with it.