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Actually: Force = mass * acceleration. However, momentum = mass * velocity.

For those about to rock. FIRE. We salute you.

If no wizard, then go with Magician. I'm playing one right now, and having a lot of fun.

On the contrary, it shifts it up towards 18. The first jpeg is the probability distribution for the 3d6 method, and the second jpeg is for the 4d6-drop-lowest method. (The height of the bar is the probability of that score coming up.) It's more likely to get higher scores, which will produce...

The 4d6-drop-low method produces numbers in the range 3-18. So, while the possible ability score arrays are the same as with the 3d6 method, they occur with different probabilities.

I think this is an important question the DM needs to ask himself, especially if the players are friends and/or it's clear the players don't want to roll for stats. In the end, we should play in a way that maximizes everyone's fun, right?

Well, as a professional mathematician, I wonder about the combinations you wonder about!

If there were 6 distinct scores, then there would be 6! = 720 different combinations. However, since there are two 18s, there are actually 360 different combinations. :p

Play what you want, putting that 3 anywhere except Con.

You only really need one thing: some j-hole to come along and get all bent out of shape about what some anonymous person said about their preferred edition. It helps, but is not completely necessary, if another (or possibly the same) j-hole comes along and formally clarifies that the offending...

The Vital Strike feats, along with Deadly Aim, seem like a great start. You've got a great Cha, so UMD versatile weapon (APG: bard 2, ranger 2, sor/wiz 3) to switch those arrows/bolts to bludgeoning or cold iron or silver or slashing, as needed. The other types of DR can be handled with...

I ran DoD with two players. Each player had a main character and a droid. Worked out pretty well. We got to about level 8, at which point we switched back to D&D for awhile.

Obtained from a nameless adventurer... #111: Brass Bauble #112: Crystal Skull #113: Leather Bag of Coins #114: Golden Clockwork Canary #115: Huge Diamond #116: Ivory Torch #117: Jade Figurine #118: Jeweled Scarab #119: Jewel-Encrusted Egg #120: Large Emerald #121: Platinum Bar #122: Poseidon's...

It's a toss-up between Conjuration (some offense with no SR, summons, etc.) and Transmutation (fly, haste, etc.).

#103: Several little baggies for picking up dog poop.

Most (all?) kids love Star Wars, so how 'bout SWSE? It's not exactly rules-light, but it's not terrible either.

I got interested in this a fews years back. Not so much for gaming, but because I'm interested in the topic. The following site was a fun read in this direction. The Language Construction Kit

Yes, but I reserve the right to change my answer. :p