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It seems like it would work, although would you be considered a believer or non-believer? (reminds me of religion) I assume a non-believer since it's your illusion.

This is kind of OT so I'll try to keep it short but have you tried amazon? You can find great deals there and many books are cheaper there than if you were to buy them at the LGS.

Wonderful backstory. Really humorous.

Dandu, Why may I ask don't you have the book? Is it because you don't like the setting? Eberron if anything would be a place where such ideas as yours would find better reception except perhaps for science fiction. The reason being that Eberron has a more steampunky feel as opposed to...

Ah, I misread. I have a tendency to associate non-seriousness with relaxation. Perhaps because of a psychologist by the name of Osho who taught people how to relax and also preached non-seriousness. That might have been the reason. Now since this is Dandu's topic and he wants us to stay on...

That seems odd that you don't have the Eberron Campaign Setting.

What did you think of the Eldritch Machine Dandu?

It's synonym first of all, and for one who is telling me to learn English, you don't seem to be that knowledgeable yourself.

Dandu, check out the Eldritch Machines in the ECS. They bear some resemblence to your idea.

Yes, no doubt to say that people should relax and not to take something seriously is very insulting. A topic is not as serious as the people discussing it. You cannot seriously discuss the fact that in the Soviet Union a law was passed which made the punishment for attempted suicide death...

You sound like the wolf who couldn't reach a bunch of grapes and so called them sour. And these books are not stupid, D&D players receive enormous value from books like the MiC, SpC, the complete series, the Bo9S, the ECS, the FRCS etc. etc. etc.

Here I disagree. Magic items are tools invented by the human mind for the betterment of human life. If a fighter finds that he is weaker in the absence of these tools then he should absolutely seek them. Just as human beings rely on guns and not on their natural weapons when hunting. What...

The Unofficial Artificer Player's Guide 3.0

Yes, Artificers in the DragonLance setting do seem out of place.

Don't tell me when to stop posting. Yes, this is a very serious discussion, what could be more serious than a giant laser on the moon in a D&D game? (sarcasm)

I have no interest in showing you how for the following reasons: 1. It is a thought experiment, don't take it so seriously. 2. This would never enter into an actual D&D game so don't take it so seriously. 3. Nothing, but still, don't take it so seriously!

Given that magic is equivalent to science in D&D... ...seeing as how magic is more advanced the medical science is... (restoring sight, removing disease, heal, raising the dead) ...if we were going to figure out all of the implications of magic, one of them would be the capacity of...

It is not an issue of core beliefs. Good and bad are value judgements with which we judge persons in society but to judge a man as good or bad we need to be aware of their actions. If a man has commited murder, if you have no knowledge of this, say if he travels to a part of the world where he...

Lying to the authorities should only change your alighnment if you get caught. And your alighnment should be known only to people who have knowledge of your actions. It is more realistic this way, which is the reason why I like Eberron's alighnment system. In Eberron's alighnment systems...

Just a small note. Since trolls are considere second class citizens, if at all, and generally you can easily convince the authorities that the troll was trying to attack you, the crime should not be punished and the persons alighnment should not change.