Search results

Yes. That's why I pay for books. Take the good with the bad.

I would expect that D&D is a tiny blip on the radar screen compared with some of the licensed properties these power brokers were asking about. And I see that as a good thing.

There is an embassy ball you could raid in Eberron's adventure Whisper of the Vampire's Blade (IIRC), and the OGL module from Penumbra called The Last Dance.

Dreamblade.... is that still a thing?

I'd proceed very, very cautiously with that! ;)

I'll stick my nose in and answer - it's from the 3.5 Rules Compendium, and may have been in Dungeon or Dragon before that (anyone?).

Just possibly, Robetrick Rogue would be worse.

I have the cheapest printer in the world, and if anything it prints BETTER on cardstock. You should be able to set your preferences for heavier paper, too.

I am in the process of being recruited (I hope) by an employer in the area. They're flying me out next week.

Hello, everyone. Does anyone know of a good gaming shop in or very near Youngstown, OH? I may be moving there in the very near future....

I'm assuming you'd want to keep it short, like Anno Domini ... so you'd have to get a little creative to do that. Maybe: Anno Cometei (I think I declined that correctly... I'm a little rusty!) :-S

I am faced with the possibility of moving to Youngstown, OH, in the very near future. The only folks I know there are my wife's family, and they won't be gaming! :cool: Anyone looking for a 4E game, and know a good game shop in the area?

I am planning to convert both Red Hand of Doom and Expedition to the Demonweb Pits.... not sure yet which one will be first, though. My "conversion" will simply consist of new encounter groups and MM page #s for each keyed encounter. I plan to post my results online in some form, as I go.

The "cradle" or D&D for me was the Kay-Bee toystore that my Red Box came from, and the kitchen table at my cousins' house where I learned to play. I don't get that feeling when I walk into my "F"LGSes. I get blank stares and snobbish answers to basic questions.

I don't need to limit them; the Player's Handbook does that for me! :D One minor flavor change I did make, to have a more "old school" and basic D&D feel, is that I will only refer to "Lawful Good" as "Lawful" and "Chaotic Evil" as "Chaotic." But that doesn't actually change anything.

Expedition to Castle Ravenloft, Expedition to the Demonweb Pits, Red Hand of Doom ... I plan to use them all in 4E (at least the maps!)

Myconid Cloud Giants Frost Giants

Excellent! I missed that. Thanks for ALL the ideas, gang.

I'm going to run Keep on the Shadowfell as a campaign intro, with an eye on Orcus being the ultimate villain at campaign's end. I also like the idea of introducing the Shadar-kai as minor villains - so the Shadowfell will definitely come up again, maybe with the Keep as a gateway. The thing is...

At first blush this looks excellent. :D Good show.