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In my Mystara game, they're a dwarf offshoot. Dwarves view them as a brother clan, the races are interfertile, and gnomes have a strong martial tradition... a very strong martial tradition. Cheerful buggers even have a death cult, sort of like the gnomes of Taladas. The only difference is...

Nothing in the RAW, but check out Torn Asunder by Bastion Press. A nice critical hit system, but I find the real value is in the permanent injury effects.

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I could've sworn that there was no Highlander 2. They just skipped right to Highlander 3, didn't they? Rambo (even the violence can't save it) Jurassic Park: The Lost World I really want to add Beneath the Planet of the Apes, but it's too dear to me. And I'd add Robocop 2 to the mess, but...

Planet Earth.

If Christmas has taught me anything, it's that new toys get broken.

Huh. Maybe I'll give it a go. Here's hoping for a slow work day...

We've been using those rules for a while now. Effective at making players think twice without being insanely deadly.

I keep track of them, and have quivers full of specialty arrows (silver, adamatine, alchemist fire, etc.). In our historical campaign, we can also retrieve arrows from fallen foes. Just one more use for the trusty dagger... :confused:

Same here. I wish there was a custom calendar' generator, so you could whip one up for a campaign. If such a beast exists, I haven't seen it.

Field Archaeologist [5-level PrC] Prereqs: Race: any Skills: Knowledge (history or prehistory) 5 ranks, Research 5 ranks Feats: Endurance, proficiency with Trowel (simple weapon) Special: Must have eaten highly dubious food and survived. Class Skills: Computer Use...

What? Medusae have teats?? Mmmm. Snake milk. I sense a really bad quest for the wizard's guild...

See, that I'd buy. Makes a weird sense given the weird flow of time in the Astral ; a pregnancy might last 1000 years anyway.

Material component is a bottle of beer. I'll second shrink item. I get tons of mileage out of that spell.

Kinda makes you wonder about all those half-dragons out there, doesn't it? Not to mention all those poor egg-laying sorcerers...

Tell them to get a room.

We allow PCs to sell treasure for the listed value if they can find a buyer; otherwise, merchants give you the standard 50%. We also adjust the sell value of magic items by +/- 10% depending on Diplomacy rolls.

Mostly the same way you do. Barter systems involve some degree of risk. Beat the merchant, knock off 10%. Lose to the merchant, pay his asking price. We also apply critical successes and failures. Fail badly, you get hosed. Succeed wildly, and he briefly has a stroke and forgets how to add.

I'd second cleric. The game intentionally rewards characters that take clerics, mostly due to the fact that in previous editions clerics were the PC equivalent of the last kid to be picked for baseball. I've played in enough 3E/3.5 games to realize that a neutral- or evil-aligned cleric can...