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IANAL, but as I understand it the GSL applies to publishers only. Fans should be able to do pretty much what ever they want, as long as they don't sell it. Now, I know there is supposed to be a 'fan web-site' document in the works, but I'm not sure how they can restrict what goes on 'behind...

I had to vote for 'I don't play 4e', but for clarification; at this time I have only DM'd 4e and don't see the opprotunity to 'play' coming anytime soon. Everyone who plays in my game currently use cards and they seem to like them. Without having sat on the other side of the screen, my opinion...

Short answer: For every cross class skill rank you had taken you would 'get back' 1 Skill Point. Which could be spent as you see fit, though I could see a DM ruling that you could not spend them in Skills you did not already have.

So there is, thanks. They look good too, I might have to consider these.

The Wilderlands of High Fantasy has an incredible map collection. The Tasslehoff's Map Pouch collections are pretty nice too, but they are all sized 8 1/2 x 11.

This was very cool of you. :) Think we could get a preview of one of the cards? I thought there would be one on your website, but didn't see anything but the cover image.

I assume you ar talking about Heroes, Vol 1. If so, yes. It is the collected Web comics that ran during the first sason, and through the first break, I think. The stories often have minor tie ins to the main plot, fill in minor gaps. Nothing you miss, really but neat stuff to read.

Ah, CoC. How could I have forgotten it? Good system, one of my favorite genres, and the familiarity of d20. In the end, I do prefer the classic 'BRP' rules over the d20, but it's still a great game. (In truth, I enjoy all versions, I'm a Lovecraft fanboy. ;))

Hehe... Do a quick google search. I did but don't want to risk offending Grandma's sensibilities. It's pretty work safe, but your buddies will laugh at you if the read it over your shoulder. ;)

Worthy of discussion; Forked.

Forked from: The best D&D books (Regardless of Edition) I thought this was worth of it's own thread. What are the best OGL based rules sets? I do mean self contained games, not books that require the 'core 3'. My nomination, Conan The Roleplaying Game by Mongoose Publishing. I love this...

Indeed. The only way I was able to win that game was with the cheat /cancel <credit card>

Another vote for 1e DMG. Wilderlands of High Fantasy. Gary Gygax's The Canting Crew. Gary Gygax's Extraordinary Book of names... Ah, heck. The entire Gygaxian Fantasy World's series.

aol ;)

MMO's are actually pretty good about providing 'cancel subscription' options. Most of them available with your account information online. The only exception I can think of being FFXI. That one you had to log on to the PlayOnline app and manage your account from there. Even that was pretty easy...

It seems that with the last upgrade the 'time of post' markers were changed from showing the actual time/date to showing 'xx minutes ago'. I've gone through my account settings but can't find an option to change it. Am I missing something? If not can we please have the option? I greatly dislike...

You guys realize that auto-renewal is pretty standard for online subscriptions, right? Now, I'm sure someone will come along and post that 'XYZ does not require you to agree to auto-renew', and I'm sure they will correct. But, that is certainly NOT the norm. As for my actions, I haven't decided...

Agreed, haveing to 'stance' is annoying. And, yes you do have to do so in Homecoming. It is fairly fluid, but there is that bit of lag between when you want to 'HIT THAT F*&^%R' and when you can actually swing. Still an awesome game. IMO

I'm sick of reimaginings, remakes and do-overs. Give me more original stuff.

Also, with the admission that realisim takes a back seat for many, consider the logistics of wielding a 12' two bladed weapon... without removing your own head. Silliness abounds!