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Personally, I'd like to see: Fields of War: Various siege engines, wagons, campaign tents ect., plus some additional outdoors tiles. Eberron: Airship, lightening rail (exterior on one side, interior on the other, plus some resistance stone rails) and some Sharn buildings Town: Inn...

There's a fair bit about prostitutes in S:CoTs.

Balence is only really improtant when comparing the PCs, so that one does not consistently outshine the others.. A cohort boosts the entire party, not just the individual with the leadership feat, and as such isn't unbalenced. Almost all adventures can handle five charecters with few or no...

Mother's Day gift for my mother, a sci-fi fan and Uniterian minister.

As Weapon Focus gives a bonus to attack rolls and a grapple check is not an attack roll, I'd say no.

I'm pretty sure that they're the same charecters as the sample charecters given in the ECS.

Most of the Ebberon books are excellent, but with the exception of the ECS none are essential unless you plan on focusing on the same topic as the book does. That being said, I think that the Player's Guide and 5 Nations are useful in the most campaigns. Edit: While the Expanded Psionics...

The DOGA L series. It's a set of three programs; the first very limited but ridiculously easy to learn, the other two progressively more difficult and powerful. Almost everything on this thread was done in L3. It's a good system, and its a good program, though even L3 has a tough time with...

I don't have any direct advice, but I know that their are some good Photoshop tutorials for making flame out their. Of course, most of them are for CS2/3, so you might have to adapt them some.

My secret is that I have focused on mastering one very simple program before moving on to anything more complex. Only now that I have mastered DOGA am I trying to learn the far more advanced Lightwave (which, BTW, it the reason that I haven't posted a whole lot new lately; I'm struggling to...

When it's done, yes. Optimistically, that'll be near the end of this year. If you want to look over our shoulders, the groups site is academyanimation.schtuff.com.

From my limited expierence with the game, I liked the skill system. It was easy to learn, fast paced, and I didn't encounter any of the problems others have mentioned. However, the combat system didn't capture the feeling of Firefly to me; notably, bullets weren't lethal enough. Personally, I...

Hmm, I wonder how many other people their are like you? :Goes off to form a Gamertag camping company:

I'd like to think of myself as Neutral Good, but I'm not sure if I really have the willingness for self-sacrifice to qualify.

Okay, how about bumping them up to 5 and 6 d6 respectively, and toss in a bonus feat for the two level drop?

For my next campaign, I want to have varied charecter levels but fairly consistent charecter power. As such, I'm going to offer the following choices: 5th level charecter, 4d6 drop one stats 4th level charecter, 4d6 drop one with floating reroll, +2 to 2 skills related to backgound 3rd level...

My friends would sometimes take a glance at them: enough to see if anything was relevant to their character, and perhaps read the comics. I was the only one to read them cover to cover.

Very few people outside the gaming community know that Hasbro owns Dungeons and Dragons. As such, any negative publicity is unlikely to carry over.