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Joe, Of course you are right. I was having a little fun at your expense. Dragons and other fantasy monsters would be fine for a mass market audience. Cheers :D

To WalMart Buyer: ... and next up we have Orcus: Demon Prince of the Undead. The kids will love this for Christmas. WalMart Buyer: Is that a goat headed demon with a skull and spine war club? To WalMart Buyer: So can I put you down for 100,000?

You do understand I am writing about what I want and not as where we are taking the future of the game, right? Consider me insulted and done with the thread. :confused:

I am a cheater and not to be trusted at the game table. :lol: My character sheet always seems to be wrong although with the CB that may be over :cool:

If I ran a game, I wouldn't want players spending three hours talking about this stuff either. I want them to have fun, get loot, and rack up the XP. I would like to weave the moral relativism into the story I told with the adventure taking turns and shifts jumping around in those shades of...

We got a few copies in but the release date has indeed changed. The board stock for the covers arrived to the printer with defects and more had to be ordered delaying the release.

Snail mail since we need the original signed copy.

Another thought I had. Is a serial killer Lawful Evil or Chaotic Evil? The act is clearly evil. In one sense the act has order, following a rule but it goes against the status quot and lives outside of societies rules. Now what about a vampire hunter?

I think it adds another interesting dynamic. Is the shark lawful because it must kill to survive (law of nature drives it's biological function) or chaotic because it attacks swimmers in the shallows for a week straight and then goes back to eating fish for the rest of it's life (free will...

My game is tons of fun and as player I wouldn't change it for anything. We have a great DM, he is running a good campaign, and I always leave the table wanting more. As a DM though, I think it would be fun to create a campaign and run it as I described earlier. Create a world were good and...

I am somewhat waxing poetic here. In reality, my game is a series of fart jokes with traditional orc slaying in between. I guess as a player character (his name is Teemu) I have never really considered my view on evil. Teemu just kills stuff and doesn't contemplate "did I just kill someones...

Yes! Supernatural evil is great and could fit right in with the "matter of perspective" notion I posted. It does not have to be black and white. I love the idea that the supernatural evil is pulling the strings, possibly from another plane, manipulating the various forces on the material plane...

From here No ETA but it feels close

I understand that most of the monsters in D&D are monsters in the true sense, inherently evil for the sake of being evil (an orc gets off on killing the village). But if you take the idea of "evil is as evil does" away, blur the lines a bit, I think it can be an interesting way to turn the...

So you guys saying you want some evil character stuff? A while ago me and a co-worker were talking about the idea that sometimes "evil" is merely a matter of perspective. To humans, a shark that eats people off the beach may be bad or evil, but to the shark it is just doing what it does...

I just thought I cross post here what I said over on the WotC boards

I lurv you! :blush:

I don't remember those games but around the same time the guy who introduced me to D&D had a Apple IIe and had Castle Wolfenstein. We played the crap out of that game.

Teemu Makinen (me) Eladrin Rougue Tabitha Sparkles - Tiefling Sorcerer Anwar - Elf Bard Bjorn - Dwarf Druid Aeon - Genasi Swordmage Artemis - Human Swordmage Oso de la Fez - Invisible (maybe) circus bear Darrin - Tiefling Stalker ex- boyfriend

We've talked about it. The polygon count needs to go way up to make it work for 3d printing but we do it already with CAD modeling for minis. First we need to deliver the CV before we can dream about stuff like this :erm: