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My party is probably an excession, but none of my players like of "tailored" items for them in treasure or a wishlist... They like something completely random. So we use Table Smith software to just give items for the proper level in each treasure. Sure, they end with lots of things they will...

Apply Bohmian math, so there is no need to colapse a wave function :p

35? How could they know my exact age? Overweight? Errr... yes, I must admit. Depressed? Well, if I am, no one told me yet ;)

Since one of the races is the githzerai, I would not be surprise if the other one is the githyanki.

I do not like "ki"... Very Asian feeling for me. It will work very good in an Asian setting, but I think it is so specific to a generic "all in one" setting. I do not like "psionic" either... It remembers me sci-fi. And, at least in my table, medieval fantastic and sci-fi do not blend very...

No Elaine Cunnigham either and she is my prefered Realms writer (over other OP mentioned) :erm:

My guess is Dragonlance... but just a guess anyway.

Sounds to me as the drama dice from 7th Sea game... And it is not to mean be a flaw. I always loved the drama dice :lol:

I would say Wrath of Lich King... But evidently I will not wait until holiday... ;)

My warlord is based on Captain Nascimento (a character from a Brazilian movie). He does the tyrant sargeant from army seems an angel ;) "Cast off your fat butt from there and kill that one!" "Do you think that was a strike? THIS is a strike!" *attack an opponent and give some bonus to the...

My group is a strange lot... They HATE both the idea of magic item shops (just buy the appropriate item for them) and the idea of tailor treasures exactly to them. What they want? Completely random treasure, useful or not... If a parcel of a very good magic item is unuseful for them, that is...

In my homebrew campaign, when the gods battled the primordials, they separated the Astral Sea from the Elemental Chaos... The Sun, the Moon and each one of the planets is a dominion of a good in the sky. Stars are "candles" lighted to remember the multitude of ancient gods that perished in the...

Werewolf Wild West (from the OWoD)... Just forget the werewolf part. (Sorry, could not resist :D)

If you bring the original Castle Falkenstein, cards instead dice... After all, Victorian gentlemen did not like dice ;)

1) Vampire the Masquerade 2) 7th Sea (R&K version, not the Swashbuckling d20) 3) D&D 4E 4) Paranoia (The computer told me to bring this game to the... Hey, what is an island?) 5) Pendragon

I will not stand up... I do not want to be seen :p Seriously speaking, this depends of what you define as the "real" D&D. The 4E seems pretty much D&D for me, but it is not more or less "D&Distic" than any other edition. I really like the combat mechanics and the "fluff feeling" of 4E.

Hello, everyone. I always was a fan of 7th Sea setting (for roll-and-keep mechanics). I though Théah as a very fun place to DM or play. The attempt to give D&D rules to the setting resulted in (my opinion) very flawed Swashbuckling Adventures to the 3E. Now, we have the 4E. The new edition has...

During all the combat in the torture chamber, I cry while Dm'ing "SAVE SPLUG! SAVE SPLUG!"... The players were more irritating with the goblin's cry than with the combat :p When the combat was over (and I still cry with the silliest voice I could "SAVE SPLUG!"), they find Splug and I described...

7th Sea... The system is somewhat flawed, but does not matter at the end. Lots of fun and, of course, DRAMA DICE!!! :p

And remember also the Healer's Lore cleric's class feature. Cure Light Wounds is a power with a healing descriptor. So, besides the normal healing allowed, the prayer will heal more +Wis. This does a substantial difference when a high Wisdom priest heals his comrades.