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Very true! In the Oathbound game I play in, my GM used that book almost exclusively for some time. Having never looked between its covers (until recently, when my GM announced that she had used everything that she wanted from it), I found myself awed, shocked, revolted, and (at times)...

I wouldn't say they're completely incompatible. For instance, in one of my own projects, I use the Shaman Class presented in The Primal Codex (Netherland). However, as other Shaman versions have immerged (included GR's Shaman's Handbook and MEG's Hunt: Rise of Evil), I have adopted Spells...

13 years. Consequently, nothing in the new edition tells me going back is worth it.

Generally, I'm not too worried about folks "my age" being at the table. Being mid-30's, and my gamer-wife being late 20's, we're generally content to aim at players 21+. We will dip-down to 18, if the individual is sufficiently intelligent and mature; we would go a tad lower, but I could see...

Aedon Array: 9, 11, 11, 13, 15, 17.

Heh...

I thought they were original to Dwellers of the Forbidden City?

I want good flavor and decent rules to back it up. Whether it integrates with anything else isn't an issue; if I like it, I'll change what I need to in order to make it work, while if I don't like it, I won't use it regardless of integration.

Diaglo being an over-educated gluteus maximumus.

Yep.

Was just about to mention this one. Figures you'd slip in at the end.

Actually I missed that one, but I well remember the one about knifing orc babies in their cribs.

Don't confuse the system for the license.;)

Question: Do you see the GM as someone you play against (like another player in Monopoly) or do you see him as the Referee/Abjucator/Storyteller that the DMG describes?

Hmmm... Well, if forced to choose between playing with default magic levels or not playing at all, I'd likely take up fishing. And I'm allergic to fish. Honestly, does anyone remember the original spell lists? (Other than Diaglo?) Just because every X number of years they compile every...

About sums it up for me. Heck, Babylon 5 is d20. Farscape is d20. Star Wars is d20. Call of Cthulu is d20. Heck, Rokugan is d20 and Lot5R. Fading Suns is d20 and Victory Points. d20's what you make it to be; indeed, the system begs to be made into something.

I think you meant "may or may not"; Otherwise, I agree.

Like many others here, I'd say it's dependant on the deity. Some deities are more Lawful than they are Good (Cuthbert), while others are more Good than they are Lawful (Pelor); as such, I would expect their Paladins to have similar leanings. My own take on the matter is to go with Paladin...

Mostly depends on the character, but I've had characters that got involved in guild politics, religious heirarchies, social politics, trade, business, and farming. I've had them work as carpenters, engineers, and tavern owners. I've had one that owned a villa where he produced wine (and also...

Was this meant as "minimum Character Level"?