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Heh. Someone linked to this on rpg.net, and the thread was closed by post 5 as troll. The moderators's comment: "Also, that guy took an amazing number of words to say that he's too cool to care about current events." I tend to agree with this. It's a sign of insecurity.

I agree fulheartedly. You cannot invent such a connotation as fate itself has presented by this unlikely coincidence. Anything else looks artificial in comparison.

The German equivalent to 1 foot is - surprise - 1 Fuss, which is about the same length, depending on region. 1 Elle equals 2 Fuss, which means that 10 Ellen would be about 6 meters. Except in old D&D, obviously ;). As to why we get fixed abilities with the rogue? So they have more classes to...

OK, I'll keep it a secret then ;):).

Oh, I completely missed that: When did he do that gender change operation? That's a neat way of tackling the "not enough female gamers" problem :D.

Their d20 forum has pretty decent traffic, too. Some of the 4e threads are quite busy.

And you're not worried about that, seeing as you will switch to 4e?

Morrus said that 3.x will always have its place on this site. I guess, the "4e" and the "General" forums will switch places or something like that.

Well, you can always ask Mr. Orc for a short break. Like we always do for 5 o'clock tea.

That's true, but they ceased production on nearly all their other AH games, like RoboRally, Nexus Ops, or Vegas Showdown. There's hardly anything left.

What is this here, Agriculture Weekly? Anyway... I"m really curious whether actual combat will be faster than in 3.x or bogged down by all the new things to keep track of.

I'm not sure why looking like a scaly human with a fish head is supposed to be an improvement for kuo-toa. This is not Star Trek where you have to put a mask on a human actor. I don't see this as very imaginative. On the other hand, if kuo-toa are some humans or other humanoids that had been...

You should relax a bit by reading some Hybrid RPG :).

I must have one somewhere, too. It's really bad in more than one way. It's not only the topic, but these disease tables that require a d1000 are a wonderful example of the true obsession that penetrates that whole game.

It cannot be unplayable. Wasn't it Treebore who once had a Synnibarr campaign go to level 36? I think he liked the game. Anyway, I wait for the first person to nominate D&D 3.5 for this thread ;).

Why won't I switch? Well, it's not a definite decision by far. I haven't seen the final product after all ;). And, as many have mentioned, I don't really see the need to do so at the moment. I have too much 3.x stuff I still want to use before I abandon a system I'm used to. My main reasons: I...

I would let it happen just because I like the idea. It doesn't break the game. I see it more as a story element, where mechanics are mostly unimportant. They could also use "Transmute Rock to Mud".

It's not that simple. Though we have the OGL for D&D, the German translations are copyrighted. DSA is copyrighted, too. I'm not too sure that you will find the stuff easily, even though it probably exists. A short search didn't yield anything.

Well, they have all those devils. But the similarities to D&D are no surprise. The first publishers of DSA originally wanted to have a D&D license in 1983, but they thought it was too expensive. So they published 1984 a homebrew system of someone who basically rebuilt AD&D with some twists. As...

Someone said in the last poll that non-members can vote on these polls. They cannot post, though. Edit: Yes, it's true. I logged out, and you can just vote again. It's ridiculous.