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...Realistically, you would probably see very few material rewards from DMing this. Certainly nothing that would adequately compensate you for the time and energy expenditure. ...From an intrinsic standpoint, you would get to introduce gaming to the next generation. You would get to pass...

I'd second: ...From Stone to Steel (Monkey God/Highmoon Media) ...Noble Steeds (Avalanche Press) ...Torn Asunder (Dragonwing/Bastion Press) and add: ...Complete Guide to Werewolves (Goodman Games) ...Faeries (Bastion Press): this one surprised me

...Not strange at all, but maybe we're not communicating effectively. The whole poll is simply a question of how tough players like their encounters. Some like them very challenging, others do not. ...A 25% chance of failure per encounter is challenging. However, it's not a cumulative...

...Challenging encounters employ the basic risk vs. reward concept that rpg games are founded upon. It's why every DMG has a section detailing how to design encounters of varying difficulty levels to challenge pcs. Designing an encounter with a 99% chance of success is not one that does a good...

...Yes, my PF binding is bad as well. I have an old Chessex Dragonskin (vinyl book cover) that I put on a book when I take it out of the house, but it doesn't fit my PF book.

As a player, how challenging do you like your encounters to be? ...heh, my first poll :cool:

Try placing an extra chair on either side of you about a foot away. Face them towards you. Place your open books on the seats. Folding chairs work well.

Dwarves: Scottish. ...Rugged mountain dwellers and steep valley runners. ...Austere spirituality with firm ties to family/clan. ...Gruff and reserved, unless they are among their own, trusted comrades or drinking...note that drinking does not mean being drunk. ...Enjoy a good tussle. Gnomes...

Not often enough..once or twice per month

41..not settled.

...I think it's more that people see a steady release of adventures as a major sign of health and support for a new edition. IMO, the lack thereof has some people questioning how fully committed Hasbro is to supporting the game.

Peach-scented armor polish..it's all the rage in Paladin communities.

One of the biggest problems that I can see, is that two of his products are entitled "DnD 5th Ed Beginning Adventure Pack" and "DnD 5th Ed Adventure Pack". That's taking it a bit farther than simply stating it's 5th ed. compatible. Those titles have copyright / trademark violation written all...

probably finding a contact email for WotC/Paizo/Eric Belisle and sending them the link

I'm not an expert, but it does appear that he might be stepping on some toes here. Seeing how touchy the companies have been about their licenses lately, they might be getting in touch with him.

...I've found that all adventure paths require modification by the DM. They serve well as a general guideline/overview but they need extensive tweaking. They usually work out poorly if you try to run them exactly as written.

...How important is the setting? not very, I'm pretty much open to any setting. ...How important is the theme or tone of the game? very, good storytelling/roleplaying is a must. The group should also get along well. ...What character options have to be there? none, I can play core...

...Whether for simple hunting, or for ruling, Dragons will need to claim large areas of territory. Civilized dragons may feel the need to conquer kingdoms to 'civilize' the inhabitants living there..sort of the dragon overlord model. These new kingdoms wil of course come into conflict with...

http://www.heromachine.com/heromachine-3-lab/ click on standard load then build what you want. you can manually adjust body size under the Transform tab.

not for a scratch..it's only about an inch long, but its highly visible.