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Of my players (I have five): Two own Player's Handbooks. That's all, in terms of 3e/d20 materials. They didn't buy their PH's, either, I gave them each one as a birthday gift. None of them have any plans, as far as I know, to purchase anything else. Of the six of us, four have computers...

Yeah, if I have trouble reading a post due to font or color or whatever, I generally either skim briefly or skip entirely.

Don't like dwarves? Blasphemer! ;) Out of curiosity, what races do you enjoy?

Well, Harn only has dolphin druids, see... ;) I thought the whale druid was pretty interesting, myself. I wouldn't use it in my current campaign, as it doesn't really fit the setting, but I liked it. It was the first example I'd seen of an awakened animal with class levels (that I can think...

I agree with King_Stannis. If Morrus sees expansion of scope as essential to the site's growth and/or survival, then it's definitely a good idea. If the current level of D&D / d20 coverage doesn't suffer, then I've no problem with it at all. However, I think that expanding the site to cover...

You know, John, and this is a bit of a hijack here.. but I've found the posts from you and Clark Peterson, and some other industry types whose names escape me at the moment, regarding some of the proverbial nuts-and-bolts of the publishing end of the whole d20 industry have been extremely...

I'm sure you can find more information over on the Necromancer forums, but I believe two of their upcoming Judges' Guild products will, indeed, be boxed sets. At least, that's what Orcus said in the Necromancer moderated chat -- hopefully for the boxed set fans out there, there'll be no need...

My favorite villain was a gentleman who went by the name of Baron Dubric. He was a displacer noble (humanoids from an alternate prime material plane -- bipeds with panther heads, an overall feline cast to their bodies, and two big displacer beast tentacles coming out from just behind the...

For no money, I would definitely have submitted the 1 page and 10 page treatments. Far less likely I would have submitted the 100 page treatment -- if my setting had been good enough for Wizards to request a 100 page treatment, well, odds are I wouldn't have -given- it to them. The process...

Isn't that a goodly part of why Wizards bought it in the first place?

Now that's funny stuff! :D To the topic at hand: I would imagine that a Jasidan paladin would be a lot like a Kelemvite paladin from FR. Also, Chatdemon, you say that Wee Jas is all about obedience (and some other stuff), but I'd say that the paladin's life has quite a bit to do with...

This seems to be a Big Announcement Week, what with these and the one from Necromancer Games. I do wonder who'll buy the magazines. I wasn't into Chainmail, though I have some miniatures from the line.. but I do subscribe to Dragon and Dungeon, heh. I hope someone decent buys them (definition...

It's like some sort of twisted pavlovian tests.. "How many gamers can I make twitch over trivia today?" The chats are fun, hope I can make this one.

Happy birthday, Morrus. I think we should get him the head of Elminster, preserved in honey.

Hey Henry, maybe it's both.. like, the munchkins are all in prison, see.. and Schillinger is a flying monkey.

They're practice-driders. Lolth had to get it right before she started templating failed drow, so she bought a bunch of goats from the Olympians, and so here we go. Lolth's dirty secrets aired! This reminds me of a short story by David Brin. As I'm not at home, I don't remember the title...

I don't see any reason not to discuss mapmaking in the General forum. If every subset of roleplaying is forumed away somewhere, the General forum's gonna look like this: Piratecat: Raining here in Boston. Wulf Ratbane: Darn. Mark: I love chocolate, don't you guys? hong: [general honglike...

DragonDroid said: You've mentioned this a few times in your posts. From what I recall on the Wizards' site, the winner gets "potential preferential treatment" for further development work. Preferential treatment isn't a job offer, and potential preferential treatment is even further away...

Dude, postage goes up in the U.S. on 30 June. $0.37 now! That's $7,400 to send those rejection letters now. They'd only need 27,028 rejected settings to bring that cost up to $10,000. That doesn't count cost of paper, envelopes, and administrative staff pay to prepare, produce, and send the...

Just NPCs, baby, just NPCs. Lots of those, though. Many of them were hobgoblins named "About To Die", but there were a bunch of twig-blights named "Mulch". Heh. Of course, as it turned out, there was -one- hobgoblin whose name was "Survivor", and then the party members had to all change...