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Magical Needle and thread that sew with a +4 bonus on their own. Pipes that create their own tobbaco and light themselves. Heward's Handbags of Holding, as Haversack but much smaller, so you can't carry around greatswords. Tiny Imp powered timepieces. Luggage that follows the owner around...

Contingency+Heal Contingency+Teleport Contingency+Raise Dead

878) Have the low-level, small, humanoid grunts (kobolds, goblins, kender and so on) attack chanting. "We're gonna cut 'cher TONKERS off! We're gonna cut 'cher TONKERS off!" Describe how they swing their weapons towards the PC's groins. 879) After defeating the grunts and other assorted...

871: Have your initial group of low-level humanoids, kobolds, goblins, kender and so on, attack chanting "We're gonna cut'cher TONKERS off! We're gonna cut'cher TONKERS off!"

Well, just in general the first magic item you should pick up is a Wand of Cure Light Wounds, as the cheapest per-hp healing available. Getting one of these allows you to focus on your buffs and not burn spell slots patching everybody up. I'd recomend Power Attack and then Scribe Scroll...

Next is Lothar, a human fighter. He's on Progen because he heard that it's a good place for people who want to see combat, but don't have the training for a paladin order or want to be a part of the atrocity commiting force of evil the Imperial Legions have morphed into. "I mean you no harm."...

Since I just started a new campaign, you lucky people get treated to a character picture session. First, Circe, an elven sorcerer. The daughter of an elf and a half-dragon from Khelorn, Circe is on Progen II as part of an intergalactic charity project run by the Church of the Mother. She...

And then there's the CoC monster Worm that Walks, which is good if your party isn't an insane level. It's collest ability is that it takes minimum damag from attacks, letting it keep casting far longer than it normally could, and it can't be killed by mundane means.

This is sort of random, but whenever I play one computer game a lot, all my dreams will be in the format of that computer game, no matter what I'm playing. If it's been Counter-Strike, I'll have crosshairs and a little health indicater in the corner of my vision, and I'll die a lot and go back...

I'm DMing a Dragonstar Campaign, and one thing that will shortly come up that isn't covered in the rules is how fast do Prone and Crouching characters move. I have a few ideas on this, but I would like to see the general consensus of the boards before making a descision. A Prone character...

I would probably use multiple Divinations and Communes to narrow down what tactics to use, then I'd scry out base defenses with Scry or Greater Scrying. Then buff up with everything you have, get several Planar Allies and use a Limited Wish to gain +7 on your next initiative roll. Teleport...

When you complete RttToEE in under a gazillion years. When you've memorized your character's spell-list. You can generate a level 6+ character without refering to the books. If you ever say. "Oh no, not another game."

I trust my players to roll characters, not to play them. It's not that their cheating munchkins, but that they won't work together (like attacking each other in battles). They also tend to think violence is the solution to every problem, even to the extent of killing small children and old...

One way would to use the Dragonstar Rules. The PCs automatically get assault suits equipped with an assault blaster and possible a rocket launcher and a bunch of high explosive, and the enemy can be formians armed with high-tech weaponry.

Go here The World's Shortest (Yet Technically Complete) Adventure 833: Cheesy accents, give each race a distinct, and annoying accent. (Bonus points if you can't do accents.)

In RttToEE, I had around 18 deaths in 25 pages. 4 died attacking the castle in town 1 was slain by the dragon at the moathouse 5 were killed when they slept in the moathouse using undead as guards, and got ambushed by the evil clerics. 7 were killed in a rescue attempt 1 went CE in the rescue...

827. The party enters a 10*10'. In this room is a dead orc and an empty pie tin. In the pie tin are a few crumbs of crust and some fruit filling. 828. In the middle of an adventure the party stumbles on a room filled with dead orcs. Scattered around this room are assorted items of...

In general, my parents sort of wish that I would focus more on my grades and less on the game, but they don't really care and are willing to buy me books/dice/T-shirts etc. My younger brother thinks it's stupid, geeky, and nerdy, but he's a "cool kid" and so can only like official "cool kid"...