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For house rules, I suggest allowing the Mage to get bonus spells based on high intelligence as the Cleric gets from high wisdom. Just take a look at the wisdom table in the PHB and substitute the Mage's intelligence score to determine how many and what level bonus spells are received. We used...

Sorry for my lengthy absence. I was on vacation until the 18th and then less than a week later, the wildfire here near Colorado Springs started. My work building was in the mandatory evacuation zone and things were just crazy for the past week. At any rate, I'm back and have review the game...

Myst crosses the cavern to the other ten foot wide exit, shines his torchlight inside and takes a look.

Myst merely nods at the mention of taking the left tunnel and move up beside Muzdim as they follow that path.

"The creatures split up just down there at another intersection," Myst tells Antares with a nod down the passage he just returned from. "One of the two directions, southeast as I recall, seems to go about forty feet before opening into a larger cavern. I thought it best to regroup before...

Gambler (and everyone) - I will be on vacation from June 1st through June 17th. I'll still be at home until the 6th but then will be in Bedford, Texas (Dallas area) for North Texas RPG Convention for the weekend of the 7th through 10th. Then I'll be in the Houston area through the 16th...

"Let's rejoin the others. No sense in splitting up with these unknown threats lurking about," Myst remarks to the dwarf and then starts retracing his steps back to where they left the rest of their companions. He glances over his shoulder ever few seconds, to make sure they aren't being followed.

Not me, I have no interest in the new edition other than as a casual observer. I have enough rule-sets to last me the rest of my life. I'm perfectly content playing old school D&D, mostly AD&D 1e. :) I suspect that the reason for the quiet is the long holiday weekend.

Myst stops a few feet short of the Y-shaped intersection and glances down each passageway. He then turns to Muzdim. "Well? I don't think splitting up is a great idea and we should probably go back and retrieve the others before venturing further."

"I suggest caution," Myst states and slowly follows the dwarf. He casts a look back at Antares and says, "Come along. We should stick together. Best not to be caught by these things later on with our guard down."

I'm enjoying the game and I like the fast and loose style you used for running combat. Looking forward to more, keep up the good work!

Myst moves into and through the intersection, making an attempt to avoid as much of the gelatinous remains as possible. He takes a deep breath before passing through the smoking remains so as not to breathe too much smoke or fumes and makes his way towards the dwarf, brandishing his shield and...

Seeing the gelatinous mass collapse into a puddle, and hearing Muzdim cry out in pain from the other corridor, Myst retrieves his torch from the ground in front of him and sprints forward towards the intersection to see what's wrong. He readies his shield on his offhand and keeps the torch in...

Myst drops the torch in front of himself, pulls out his sling and a stone, loads the stone and then fires it at the creature. He hopes that the torch in front of him will dissuade the creature from approaching or at the very least, will damage the creature if it decides to run over it.

After swiping at the creature with his torch a second time, Myst will retreat into the side tunnel heading back from where they originally came, assuming he still can. He will try to keep just far enough ahead of the creature but will continue to hold the torch out towards the creature to help...

Myst is prepared to retreat into the side passage as recommended by the dwarf but takes another swipe at the creature with his torch before backing away again. After seeing what happened to the dirt and pebbles, he can only wonder if throwing weapons at it will have any effect other than losing...

At Muzdim's command to burn it, Myst steps forward and attempts to strike it with his torch, prepared to move back if it continues to advance. The cleric has no desire to get caught up in the sticky mass like some of the pebbles did.

Steep to be sure but not much different than other pdfs of large gaming books and boxed sets from a variety of different publishers. Ptolus complete pdf is $60. Rappan Athuk Reloaded pdf is $39.99. Wilderlands of High Fantasy (boxed set) pdf is $48. World's Largest Dungeon pdf is $39.95.

Myst retreats a couple of steps into the side passage leading back the way he came upon sighting the skeleton. He doesn't retreat far enough into the tunnel to not be able to see it, just a couple of steps. He grabs the holy symbol hanging around his neck, holding it out in front of himself in...

My players never forget this. The fighter with the two handed sword is always asking if a monster is large so he can pull out the 3d6 for damage.