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No, I would not use it. I prefer the original me, though others might disagree.;)

Given the constantly rising age of retirement, I'll probably die at work and it will be hour or two before anybody notices.

-The healthcare provided to U.S. military personnel is certainly not 'free', it is figured into their salaries and benefits packages. The year before I left active duty, back in 1995, they gave me a 'rough' breakdown of my salary and benefits. The values they placed upon housing, food and...

We used to run an alternative campaign. But now that we all are working, we just do something else when the DM can't run.

4 out of 5 rating for Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Pathfinder Unchained There are a lot of neat options provided in this book. The three or four revised classes show promise and I liked the scalable magic items. I'm just not sure how much of this would actually get used in the campaign.

sorry: misposted

...You could have them created by some ancient empire. I remember them being pretty old in FR, cited in both ancient Netheril and the Serpent Kingdoms. ...There's some mention of them being a product of a 'creator race'. In that case, their true origins might not be known. ...I think 4th...

...Yes, I would. ...If the encounter was clearly tougher than it should have been, I have no problem shaving off a few hp from a monster to avoid a TPK. ...If the encounter was clearly way too easy, and the player's are knocking it out without any serious effort, I have no problem adding a...

...This is most often the tactic that I have used, and have seen used. Most of the time, "fudging" is simply small, minute changes that benefit pc's and are largely undetectable to players. ...I really see no reason why a DM should feel guilty, or a need to explain, making small tweaks in...

Your 'occasional' Carpal Tunnel Syndrome has persisted for five or more years.

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We used to just give players a free npc level to represent their backgrounds.

If you have a city that's going to be the base of their adventures, they could invest in a house or an inn.

Very rarely will I buy a book that I don't intend to use. Such a book better be getting some darn good press from sources that I consider reputable.

I'm more worried about an Iago-esque bird yapping in the background.

My first concern would be with the talking bird. If not done well it could really detract from the movie. I'm also not sure that Belgium is a good substitute for the urban wasteland imagery of Detroit.

...For campaigns in published settings, I do not put limits on what's listed in the PHB. I do, however, require that the players learn enough about the campaign world to come up with a roughly plausible history for their own characters.

...Extermination campaigns against wolves were pretty pervasive in the U.S. in the past. Backed mainly by the cattle industry, they persisted for a long time and did much too give the wolf it's "evil and vicious" stereotype. While its true that ranchers today are compensated for wolf...

My standard is 50%, unless they want to roll diplomacy to haggle. I usually give them +/- 10% based on the roll.

I like the shorter ones that you can put into any campaign setting.