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There were tabaxi, in Fiend Folio. Of course, that's if you picture Puss as being Tigra from the Avengers. :\

I use two dice bags. One is a velvet bag from a bottle of Crown Royal. The other is made from a kangaroo's, er, well... anyway, it's for Deadlands, and it seemed appropriate.

A whole 21 pounds? What were they, a brain in a jar? ;) And just to demosntrate how goofy Imperial measurements are, 1 1/2 stone is nearly a tod, but only if you're made of wool. But not on Tuesdays. Then its a double fizbin.

And is now being used for medicinal purposes .

Yep --- cadavers donated for scientific purposes sometimes get put through their paces. I have friends who have studied decomposition time by burying bodies in different conditions. Frequently pigs are used as a substitute. The other other white meat.

Ditto here. That being said, when we play BRP (Elric, CoC) we expect high character mortality and in a sense we delight in it. Very different from D20 play which is designed around character balance and high survivorship. For that reason, we prefer BRP as the Cthulhu vehicle of choice ---...

Anybody had a chance to use the magic system from Black Company yet?

I'm personally a fan of the magic system from Ars Magica --- it can cause fatigue and injury, but you can cast it all day long if you're skilled or lucky. The down side of it is that you have very few defined spells, and the rest is whipped up on the fly. That requires a bit of sober judgement...

Yep --- Hamunaptra rocks. Check out Joe G. Kushner's review.

It's either that, or beer.

Greetings, fellow Winnipegger! That brings our kind to at least three on these boards...

The Chain: The characters are the last survivors of countless worlds (including our own), pressed into a chain-gang by intelligent worms that destroy worlds in the process of gaining slave labour, forced to 'tunnel' through a possibly-endless void. Sounds weird, but it has psionic worms...

In response to IndyPendant's original post... I have no real problem with the first two suggestions (re: armour proficiency & domain access). I'd leave the definition of spellcaster level as it is, mostly because PrCs often include some degree of spell progression. In our campaigns, the cleric...

Dark Sun did things like that. Druids & Templars had broader spell-lists but were harder to qualify for (i.e., required minimum ability scores). A bit harder to do in 3.5, but possible. Construct a 'universal' domain that all clerics gain access to. The cleric gains 1 of their god's domains at...

I don't know about 'fine'--- I'd characterize myself as 'mostly functional'. :lol:

Sure. I have a dieffenbachia at work that's a 3rd level barbarian. :)

Black Company Medieval Player's Guide Beyond Countless Doorways (being shipped now, yay) Grim Tales Monsternomicon 3.5 Codex Anathema... oops, I mean Lords of Madness Possibly also Warhammer RPG, though I still have my old books and they can still serve me well. Depends on the final product...

I just determine their max ranks in Spot/Listen/Sense Motive and top 'em up. Most NPCs just exist to notice the PCs doing something illicit or embarassing anyway... ;)

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D&D 3.5, plus ... * Deadlands (non-d20) * Call of Cthulhu (non-d20, 5th & 6th editions) * Traveller (using modified Megatraveller ruleset) And, very occasionally: * Elric * Whispering Vaults * Earthdawn * All Flesh Must Be Eaten * Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay * Car Wars...