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Desert Island band?? Grateful Dead. With out hesitation. Other favs; DMB Metallica Zep Doors Cake Outkast Parliment Jethro Tull Iron Maiden Chieftains Dead Kennedys I could ramble for days...... Ooppps almost forgot the redheaded stranger.

I would say no. I base my opinion on two observations; 1) Are there more people playing D&D then there were 6-8 years ago? I can't prove it, but I would have to say it certainly seems that way. and 2) Are there more products out on the market than there were 6-8 years ago? unequivically yes...

Dragon issue #287 page 54.

Does anyone remember Coinspinner?? Fun sword from Mr. Saberhagen's books. Not the best reads but fun.

Wasn't it actually named Needful?

I had an assassin character that had several profession skills as part of his cover identities, Prof: Scout Prof: Cartographer Prof: Merchant He used them quite a bit.

Originally from Enforcer Never heard of it.

JadeLyon, that sounds like an amazing idea for short run or "change of pace" type games. I could probably create a cool D20 Modern campaign off this. Very cool. Kind of a cross between Sliders and Friday the 13th the series.

BUt what did the Green Destiny blade do?????

Mjolnir

Almost ALL the intelligent weapons I have ever seen in campaigns are either used as comic relief or have the personality of a snobby french waiter/jilted lover. Its cliche' and usually very distracting.

I think Destil makes a very nice argument for what CHA and WIS are. However, IMCW most clerics do use CHA as their spell casting ability. Shaman and druids use WIS. Clerics, or more accurately priests and warlocks, gain thier spell abilities from thier respective religious orders, not from...

I use them rarely as they are usually minor artiact quality items. Well truly intellgent speaking types that is. Most above average weapons will at most be empathic. I only bring the speaking ones into play if I'm ready to play another NPC full time on a regular basis. As a player I've only...

Congratulations Sir. As we speak my wife is 9.9 months pregnant!!. We're waitng for our little guy to show up any minute!!!!!!!!!

I think one of the most important story tools overlooked by DMs is downtime. I know I have been guitly of it. If you don't build it in your players will very naturally run from mission to threat to mission until they are dead of the campaign falls apart. I don't remember the research verbatum...

But doesn't this "split approach" to magical knowledge punish arcane spell casters considering their relatively low skills per level? Is there a corralation between core skills of other classes??

Do you all use both of these skills??? Are they redundant? Just curious because I have seen both skills referenced.

FD, What level requirements did you set for these feats? Any skill requirments for certain items (i.e. Craft weapons or craft armor)? I like this approach. It seems logical.

Wasn't the orange spine version of Dieties & Demigods called Legends & lore? Would you consider the various world books as part of the Orange Spine line? Forgotten Realms campaign book, Greyhawk Adventures and Dragonlance Adventures??

Does anyone remember how many 25th anniversary modules there were and what their names were? Any comments on quality??? I will starting a new campaign in a few months with 2 new adult first time players and I'm thinking of morphing some of the classics into my hombrew. I will need to do some...