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Class restrictions on races were something I always hated in pre-3.x D&D. For example, the notion that a god of good would turn his or her nose up at a non-human would-be-paladin. It just never worked for me at all, and certainly not for the types of settings I like to run and play in.

And the faucet if you want that damn password. Though that truly was one of my most memorable videogame experience. I miss getting stuff like that in the game box.

Eh, my 3.x/now-Pathfindered homebrew has been Cantina-ish for years. I love me some fantastical variety. Illumians, asherati, goliaths, purified-yaun-ti, octopus-people, and whatever else have a place in my world. Except Spellscales. Spellscales be damned. I still rage when I remember...

THIS. And definitely have someone pick up the ball they dropped, or at least attempt to. Also, have just the right person pat the players on the back and commend them for what they've done.

A good analogy for videogamers might be to look at it as being more Metroid than CastleVania: Symphony Of The Night. No leveling, just acquisition of skills and gear.

A modicum of cleanliness, particularly with regards to air quality, would be nice too. Hey, I'd like to be able to go into my FLGS without breathing in cigarette smoke with hints of pot. Also, clean the bloody toilet so that it doesn't look like a set piece from Se7en for heaven's sake...

Don't forget the digs on aasimar. I love aasimar. And classic heterogeneous tieflings. And the variety of good outsiders. The Plane of Vacuum has been a useful tool in my games in the past. Damn. Now I'm longing for more 2E Planescape material...

If you say so. YouTube - Rednex Cotton Eye Joe 1994 edition It's good ol' GIFT. A not grandma-friendly, as in NSFW, but accurate explanation.

:erm: Well, off to make an Army Builder sandwich. It'll be fun to decide how one is made, as I have just invented it.

"I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed."

Oh man, awesome. Perfect match for one character and really strong matches for two more in there! Thanks! Also, hug.

Aaaand the monks are a definite addition to the fighter's followers now. And there's a new player and party member in the campaign, CG Female Half-elf (Shoanti) Alchemist.

I've long wondered what font was used by Planescape(and later Diablo). Now I know! Thanks Internet! (Exocet, by the way)

Aspexia Veday N Female Human (Chelish/Garundi) cleric of Pharasma (death, magic, prophesy) Personality: A serious young woman, who honestly doesn't realize just how deadpan she sounds all the time, Aspexia attends to her duties with absolute dedication. Doesn't really know how to lighten up...

Okay so...I'm putting something together for my players, because they are awesome. One of my players in the 3.5/Pathfinder campaign I'm running has Leadership. He(and the rest of the party) put together a mercenary company from a collection of applicants earlier in the game. The players have...

This could spell disaster for the gaming industry if stage adaptations of Hook Mountain Massacre wind up circulating in schools.... ;)

In their defense, Jones Soda tends to be far more relaxing, rather than inducing urges to ramp a dirtbike over alligators with broken glass in their mouths while doing a backflip and kicking ninjas in the face. (on a related note, the current Dr. McNinja story arc is fantastic) Anyone...

It's pretty disheartening to see how often "not catering to my tastes" quickly equates to "horrible". (Personally, I LOVE Planescape and Conan) *sidestepping that "failure of imagination" minefield entirely* Neat stuff, and that is some great art. I've always had a soft spot for "floating...

Grab his nose and don't let go until he promises the Forlarren will be in it! (it was my surprise favorite when I bought the first ToH a little while back. It hits a perfect balance between woobie and scary for me, like the Witch from Left4Dead.)

I'm looking into a print version ASAP. The modularity appeals to me and my Frankenstein's Monster of a home rules set could always use a third arm. :cool: In print from Lulu only, right?