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Oh my god... this is terrible news. My gf and me just read it over at rpgnow and the wizards homepage... sad day :(

That's disgusting and creepy... but a cool idea. I like it! Cheers, Marcus

According to the srd, you may sleep while casting Legend Lore. :) From the "Legend Lore" spell description: "During the casting, you cannot engage in other than routine activities: eating, sleeping, and so forth."

As I'll be designing a new homebrew for D&D4e, I have absolutely no objection to warforged being in the PHB. I can't wait to start thinking about where they come from in my setting and how the fit into the whole. :) Cheers, Marcus

In a way this reminds me of the bloodlines from Unearthed Arcana. I think it sounds quite interesting, can't wait to get more details. :) Cheers, Marcus

Excluded: Eberron Runner Up: Wilderlands of High Fantasy. 2nd would be Conan's Hyboria ("Road of Kings"). Cheers, Marcus

Same here. I've never been a big Star Wars geek and only liked the original trilogy. But now my girlfriend (who I introduced to Star Wars at large just one month ago) and me are hooked and we can't wait to try out Saga Edition! Cheers, Marcus

@ Asmor Just two minutes before your post, Rykion posted another way for your jedi to be a good diplomat... the Force Persuasion talent you can get at level 3. :)

So... I'm only lurking mostly, but I'm here daily so I can as well support the site... CSA purchased! Cheers, Marcus

Hmm... ok, let's see: 01. Complete Mage 02. Player's Handbook II 03. Dungeon Master's Guide II 04. Tome of Magic 05. Tome of Battle 06. Manual of the Planes 07. Spell Compendium 08. Magic Item Compendium 09. Lords of Madness 10. Magic of Incarnum

Seconded.

In my last campaign I've allowed every book our group owns... today I'd really like to run a game using only Core.

The "Eye of the Beholder" game for the Commodore Amiga 500 interested me in D&D and roleplaying in general :) Cheers, Marcus

Marso Mugel, Nnaope of Aspirin 8-)

House rules overload could ruin your campaign. At least it did ruin mine. ;) Cheers, Marcus

It depends largely on the genre of the game. In horror games like Cthulhu music is essential to evoke the right atmosphere IMHO. In other genres... we use music every time but could do without if we needed to.

"You don't know you're alive until you feel the pain!" - Grosh Methammer (PC) while slapping a drow (PC, too) in the face. :D

You are correct. ;)

In my Eberron campaign I've just given every class +2 skill points per level (e.g. the rogue gets 10 + int modifier per level, the barbarian 6 + int modifier and so on), the recommended skill groups from the Iron Heroes appendix, and introduced the revised craft and knowledge skills from the...

66. Your players tell you about their WoW chars and their flashy new weapons... while playing the final scene of your really atmospheric Call of Cthulhu adventure! 67. The little brother of todays host enters the room and REALLY wants to play Yu-Gi-Oh.