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You might want to check out the Traveller forums at Mongoose Publishing. They've got lots of stuff, but I don't know if any of it is appropriate for what you're looking for.

In my games, I try to work with my players to see what they want and how that dovetails with my interests. I'll set forward a couple of ideas about general campaign direction and parameters, and get feedback on what the players would like. If it came down to it, though, I'd have no problem...

I've put up my pcitures in this Picture Gallery! I'll title them later so people will know who's who - I'm not sure of some folks 100%, and I wanted to get them up ASAP!

I got in on Wednesday with Sir Brennen, one of my fellow gamers from Chicago, and ate at Fogo de Chao - figured that I could eat enough steak to last me through the lean days ahead - especially Friday when I had games scheduled from 9 thru 5. The CM party at Embasssy suites was a hit, and I...

Cross-posting with CM to make sure I get a seat!

There's a guy at work here whose name is Rick Fabulus

And we're done!

I've got a Privateer Captain for a PC so this has come up in my games quite a bit. On a very practical, non-magical level there are a few things that can be done: 1) If you're using cannon, keep you major stores of powder in an enclosed, safe place - ideally a locked storeroom that can be...

OK - if people can't discuss the differences between 3E and 4E without insulting each other, then this thread is going to have to close. I'm going to leave it open for now, but we'll keep an eye on it.

Closing duplicate thread!

I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to moderate one of my DM's... :D

It takes two to have a war - needless to say, let's stop that right here, right now.

This isn't really off-topic - its actually a perfect post for general, where it will get more views, so I'm going to move it over. As to your question; I don't like taking specific fictional characters from ANY genre and putting them into a D&D game, but I'm cool with basing NPC's off fictional...

I noticed that too!

Your ideas intrigue me and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

I wonder if there's any correlation between the edition you learned to play, and your interpretation of this spell? Looking at the text of the spells now, I can see how B) is a possible interpretation, but it never occurred to me to even think of that as the way it should play. That may be due...

Basically A), though I'd proceed pretty much as Hyp says - I wouldn't roll all nine saves, I'd roll saves starting closest to caster, and keep going till I hit the HD limit.

I thought it would be a neat thought experiment to create a Skill Challenge in 3.5 for my PC's for my next session. Backstory: The PC's are 12th level, and are in the town of Ambergate. They've found a Mockery Queen (modified, and referred to hereafter as the Dark Queen) and killed her, and...

I see where you're coming from with that, but it seems like too much work to redo your skill points for those thing just to use them in Skill Challenges. Instead, I'd try to focus on approaching the problem from a different angle - perhaps using Bluff is an Easy check while Diplomacy is Normal...

I merged the two threads - if the forking was unintentional, let us know!