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Did you disown them? I would.

And there's me with a single meagre 2.5 foot shelf of D&D Books & Dragon mags. My D&D Miniature collection is pretty sweet though (spanning a load of boxes on a shelving system of 6 feet wide, 5 feet high and 2 feet deep) :o. But I don't expect to trump Merric there either.

Looks nice, still looking for a good hardcopy RPG magazine since Dragon went digital only. Would you reccommend this? I'm a 3.x player mostly, but like fluff and ideas from all editions.

I'm currently playing in a 3.5 campaign with an experienced group of players with a relatively inexperienced DM. We were having a bit of a cakewalk initially too. Just some things we pointed out to him: - Challenge rating is very fickle. Dragons, Demons, Devils are generally overpowered for...

Not really lost, but I did sell all my 2nd Edition D&D books when we made the switch to 3.5 (skipped 3.0). Still regretting it.

As player (50% of the time) - I prefer not to see them. I don't want to know the stats of the monster attacking me, helps me in the suspension of disbelieve. As a GM (other 50% of the time) - I tend to roll everything hidden. I also think some rolls should always be rolled hidden by the GM...

big fan of campaigns where magic items are rare. I'm one stingy DM and like the concept of: Your character rules, not his equipment.

assuming we're talking D&D 3.x, where's this race from? normal aasimar is also a pretty sweet race for a sorcerer, but you do have the +1 LA.

Water Bob: You could also make it part of the game. You already got the left-for-dead option, so make sure to point that out to the player in question. What I would suggest further , is that this player's character might get to save up his part of any treasure to be able to buy a limited...

Well, my dilemma is that our home-pc is slightly broken in that I can't play any videogames on it anymore, money being tight and my wife contemplating on buying an android-device, I hope they will include options for that as well.

Ah, yes. I remember the death of Dagon Silverhammer, my favourite character ever, Level11 Dwarven fighter/cleric (D&D 3.5E). He got jumped by Orogs, the rest of the party were too afraid to intervene, sneaked away and left him too die. At least they gave him a proper burial. Wasn't a reason...

We also have a "non-electronic device unless used for ingame purposes" rule. Somebody texts you, it's ok to check if it's important, but unless it's a genuine emergency, you will not reply, but apologize for interrupting the game. The same for phonecalls, if not important, don't answer. If...

IMHO our GM could've done more with it, but this is how the situation was concluded in last night's session: - After long and deliberate and quite vocal discussion between partymembers, we did decide to take it with us for the time being, postponing our final decision what to do with it. We...

Another one which I would categorize under "lost in translation". Wasn't as much a stupid action per se, but I feel I have to share. English isn't our party's first language, but as all books are in English, we tend to use that anyway. My friend's ex played with us for a while and she DM-ed a...

Surprises me that no one said Aasimar yet.

from our previouis session, succubus encounter, during combat: DM: "The succubus tries to grab you and leans over to you pouting her lips. [touch attack hits, roll opposed grapple]" Our rogue: "I drop my weapons, voluntairily fail my grapple and kiss her on the mouth." Rest of the party...

just a short update, this upcoming wednesday the campaign continues (we cancelled one session because of a death in the DM's family). the e-mail discussion we had about what to do with the baby concluded as: We're going to lock it in a relatively safe room, with plenty of food (per DM's...

some houserules we implemented in our 3.5 games: 1. screw pythagoras: 1 square = 1 square even if it's diagonally. 2. ask for a reroll: you can ask for the DM to reroll healing dice (cure spells) and hit point rolls on level up. When you ask for it you have to take it even if it's lower...

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for completeness sake: Announcing Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition™ March 15, 2012 Atari, Wizards of the Coast, and Overhaul Games are pleased to announce work has begun on the Enhanced Edition of Baldur’s Gate and Baldur’s Gate II. Since its initial release in 1998, Baldur’s Gate has...