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Both of these options seem to run counter to your idea, though. Would a Clawfoot Rider go into the same faction as a Shire Pony Express? What about a Halfling Boomerang Master? Would an Aerenal Ancestor-Priest go into the same faction as an Eladrin Mage or a Myth Drannor Protector? Either...

Wait, are you talking about posts in the Conversions forum, or actual downloads from the Conversion Library? The latter are defunct, it looks like, but the former should be still around, but might be filtered out by your display options. If you are talking about the former, try changing your...

Not that I disagree with the idea of using actual factions, but they already used actual factions in Chainmail, and I would suspect they dropped them for a reason. The big problem is that there are several different settings. If you only use one as you suggest, you shut off the potential for...

Confirmation of nonrandom power cards is something, at least. I guess the hero packs will have some combination of popular archetype/less popular archetype, or generic/less generic. There are generally four 121-card sheets, one for each rarity except the new Mythic Rares. One for basic lands...

To supplement my earlier rant, I am a firm believer that a collectible card RPG cannot work. D&D going that route would be its unambiguous* death of it as a roleplaying game. I'm sure that one could make a fun game out of something like that, no doubt, really, but it wouldn't be a roleplaying...

I'm reading that correctly? "Brand new class powers?" They're really going to try that? :confused: Maybe if they aren't randomized (since only the monster packs say anything about randomization, I guess the power cards aren't randomized), it might work. It sure helps their viability they're...

Well, I remember Keith Baker (rather than designer) saying that, and later qualifying what he said as paraphrasing, in that Raise Dead doesn't mention destinies. Does that count?

Careless. Ashnar thinks as Rinaldo mentions the tower, oblique as the reference may be. Always so careless about what he says. Almost mentioning his illusion hat in front of a person he tricked with it, mentioning so much about the future in the gathering... she suppresses the urge to sigh and...

(Thanks for the wrap, Manzanita. I'm obviously not very thrilled with how things have been for Semabin in that regard, and I'm not very enthusiastic about the character currently, either. I don't plan to retire him, but I might "park" him in the RDI again for a bit.) Semabin, having no reason to...

"Certainly, sir." Semabin nods at the newcomers, and looks to his companions.

"There are many oddities about this whole complex. Our ease of progress is but one. But I admit, in Monemvassia, we could hardly take a step without being accosted by someone or something." Ashnar says.

"Well, we should get our next destination here, as well." Ashnar says. "Rinaldo?"

"Beacon, searchlight, perhaps, but if this had an equivalent outside, we might want to make haste." (said the tardy player.)

It seems that a number of locations were accidentally shuffled around, too, maybe from the redo?. The Bainlund Hills and Lathirn (I assume Lathrin is a typo for Lathirn, at least) are in the Orussus region map, but on your map they're far out. There's also another region map, Earling that...

"The crystal is here for a reason, it was behind the doors for a reason, and it is the same color as the marking for a reason. Pushing it is probably a good idea. If it is a trap triggered by a prestidigitation, we should be able to dimension door outside quickly enough."

(I concur.)

"Prestidigitation, presumably, to initiate a reaction? It likely doesn't matter how, the important thing is what."

Yeah, good luck, B4cchus. I know the feeling, myself, right down to the "should have made the decision earlier" thing. Thanks to Trouvere and Covaithe for volunteering! :)

"And here I thought I was making a lame joke when I said that. Let's keep those names in mind, then.

Ashnar shrugs at not finding anything, and looks at Rinaldo, waiting for him to determine if it is safe to continue on.