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Good point. What category would rangers fit in? are they warrior-types or skillsy-types or what?

My friend swears his little d6s roll better than his big ones.

You preach it brother! ;)

I voted warrior-type 'cause I love paladins and fighters, but I'd play pretty much any other class. I'm not big on Arcane spellcasters, though, they're just too weak and puny, but I guess that's just the fighter in me speaking. I've never played or seen anyone play a monk, though, I guess...

That's deep, man. But kinda true. Nice one.

I've got some ideas for a product that details corrupt d20 modern organisations, for the PCs to bust into and set straight kindof thing, and some of my ideas are based on novels I've read like I have an idea for something like the lawyer firm in John Grisham's The Firm. I was wondering in terms...

Kinda like the "I'm Spatacus!" thing then? Well let me be the first to say: I'M PIRATECAT! Sorry, I'm in a weird mood. :lol:

Just be yourself and don't listen to anyone else's advice. ;) Don't go rushing into something if you're not comfortable with it.

Awesome! Good luck with the job.

...and replying to other people replying to other people's replies. ;)

Sorry.

I guess it depends on the players and what they prefer.

That's just inhuman. Ouch. How can someone do that to someone. Just tie them up and scalp them?

Sounds like a good buy, you've sold it to me. Might just have to get my hands on that one.

I would've thought that "unholy" water would just be water that isn't holy. I drink it all the time. Doesn't do me any damage. ;) Sorry, couldn't resist.

Phew. Okay, made it in the end.

Okay, reincarnation rules! That is all.

I'm not Chinese so if I got any of that wrong, please tell me.

Come on, nothing beats "long time ago". Ok, seriously, the CHinese use the stem-branch system. A year is a branch - they are named after animals like I said before. A cycle is a full twelve years, and there are ten stems, named after five elements, each with a "yin" and a "yang" (Wood, Earth...

hah. I love this place. Oh, and Happy Wikipedia Appreciation Day to all those in Outer Mongolia! :p