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I'll have to echo TheBalor on all acounts, hehe. I loved the first IR, greatly admired the second, and found the third a reasonably good read. It just wasn't the same after the "system" was developed...

Always != Usually There's an entry for Usually already in the MM, Always tends to mean "more than 90-95%" rather than "Around 75%" which I take Usually to mean... I could have gotten the exact numbers wrong, actually, I probably have (the MM is on the bottom of my stack and I don't want to get...

The Ancients of EN World... Man... lots of old people here, :D :p :cool:

Yeah, that would make sense, the native word for Killer Whale is "orca."

Speaking of... Hey Billy, was it you who did the comparison of Seas of Blood and the Seafarer's Handbook? I've been looking for it, but don't know where to start...

Yes, this is true, but I was assuming a draconic nation with a nucleus of dragons at the head and an entire population of their bipedal cousins (under their guidance and/or command). You're quite right about a stand-up dragon vs. elves match, but.. of course, I've of the mind that a dragon...

Hey Edena, Great Post! :D Well, I think a lot of the problem lies not with the dragon and its nature, but rather the way the world was constructed around them. Dragons are intelligent, very intelligent, no? While it seems that they have the deck stacked against them, I find that the...

Kobolds: A Dragon Libido? Well, now that I think about it... with all these half-dragons running around, kobolds, who are rumoured to have some relation to dragons, could perhaps share that same draconic... genetic adaptability. :rolleyes: :D :p

It seems by the example of the Warmaster that he's more interested in a Mercenary Captain type of character, which, I guess, could warrant its own Prestige Class, no?

But... if MS bought it then the prophecy of theonion would be made manifest. Oh wait, hehe, no... we don't want the end-times happening just yet, do we? :D

The Warlord I'm not sure if this is a great help, but there's a Prestige Class in the Kingdoms of Kalamar Player's Guide by the name of Warlord. I'm not certain that it's much of a mercenary Prestige Class, but if you can take a look at it, the Warlord may be a good choice...

Hmm... nope. It seems more like a Shadowrun movie without the magic, which is still closer, I would wager. Hehe. :D

Since it seems that you're jumping on the use of a word, exchange every instance of realistic with "that which does not harm one's Suspension of Disbelief." Escaping reality is one thing, but being blatantly silly is another...

In my three campaigns as a 3E DM, I've run: 1. Hybrid Homebrew - I used Greyhawk Gods 2. 1st Kingdoms of Kalamar - I added in firearms, the PCs added in zepplin-like airships. 3. 2nd Kingdoms of Kalamar - Still have the firearms and airships... I was inspired to bring together my ideas into...

Characters That I've Played: 1. Human Fighter - Mounted Archer 2. Human First Aid Kit (Cleric of Pelor) 3. Human Fighter - Light Flail + Shield + Ambidexterity + 2 Weapon Fighting (Shield of Bashing and +1 Ghost-Touch Lt. Flail) I find security in mundanity. :D

Interesting, I find myself of the same mind. I don't exactly know why, but I know that I still harbour something of a distaste for elves and orcs... Of all the races, it seems (at least to me) that dwarves are the most limited choice. Gnomes, though they seem cool, lack the focus of an elf or...

1. The Kingdoms of Kalamar Campaign Sourcebook - Obviously need for my KoK campaign(s)... 2. The Kingdoms of Kalamar Player's Guide - Not needed per sé, but an awesome addition nonetheless... 3. The Psionics Handbook - Though it has yet to see use by anyone but myself... 4. The Splatbooks -...

Hello, :cool: Though I did not choose to send out the One-Pager, I did end up thinking about my fledgling campaign world, and the first place I found myself starting with was the impact of climate upon my world's denizens. So, here we go: (1) The continent in question is situated in such a...

Alignment Alignment-wise, I would have to say that the Roman Legions trained their soldiers to obey orders almost reflexively. Therefore, it would seem that they are trained to take on a distinct Lawful-Neutral alignment. While some Legionnaires may be Good or Evil, collectively, the Roman...

Bump! And some random musings... Hehe, I just finished reading Chapter 3. It's full of great stuff, and some of the best I've read about Rome. I was also thinking about those rules pertaining to pillaging and what-not... They seem very intelligently constructed, and serve as an incentive to...