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There's two more great Necromancer Games cities: Endhome in Lost City of Barakus has some great NPC's and detailed settings; and Dun Eamon, the eponymous city in The Grey Citadel. Both have good tips on running city-based adventures, sites, etc., so you can drop them into your campaign and look...

My good wishes go to all involved, and my hopes for a happy outcome.

You can't bribe me! ;) I have the complete Saga in pdf already, with half of them printed out hardcopy (I'd planned to run the saga before our group imploded - again - halfway through The Scouring of Gate Pass). Given a chance, which may not be immediate given the way RL is affecting my...

Thank you for the GM Day Preview: I am now champing at the bit for the full pdf "pre-Pathfinder." By then, I reckon I might have enough in the kitty to splash out for once :heh: I do like the adding of abilities without adding Hit Dice mechanism. Very nice. Lots of math, true, but nice. I may...

Given their tie-in, you might also lump Necromancer Games in there. When third-party support for Paizo's version of 3.5E rules (Pathfinder) goes live, Necro will be supporting them :)

I came across the free sci-fi game Icar the other day at work - accidentally, I was searching for a company by the same name. I haven't played it, or read the rules, but it might be a change of pace from all the retro-clones we're seeing now. There's also a site which links a few of these...

You could try the first couple of modules in the Goodman Games Saga of the Dragon Cult, if you have them. The boxed set contains a booklet helping to link the scenarios together, but a competant DM can do that anyway.

Check out the 3.5 Resources at the HeroForge site. The HeroForge programme itself makes generating NPC's almost as easy as using the Henry/S'mon short-cut method. MonsterForge is also a good resource: print-out by-the-book nasties, or upgrade their hit dice, skills, abilities, etc., add...

From an old campaign I DM'ed: Gaspode - Male Human Rogue Sil-Riak - Male Human Cleric of Pelor Drakhus Thornoggson - Male Dwarf Conjuror Lance Vulcan - Male Favoured Soul Aramil - Male Wild Elf Barbarian Zepherel - Male Human Fighter Tanzee - Female Human Fighter The first four on the list...

Wulf: my thanks. :) Once again, you have found a way to take one of the Good Things about 4E and turn it into a set of mechanics for d20. This system was something I was considering, I just didn't know how to implement it. Your tables, posts and chart have just been turned into Useful...

I started with role-playing games in the 1980's - while a teenager - playing T&T (mainly for the solitaire dungeons). There was a brief hiatus for exams and stuff, and I didn't play much while in University. About two years after I left, when I was role-playing more regularly, I accidentally...

The MonsterForge spreadsheet - available from the HeroForge repository - has an option for presenting Monsters in MM4 format. It's one of the drop-down menus on the stat-block page. As a bonus, you can use MonsterForge to advance monsters by hit dice, and it will tell you all the feat, skill...

I think my Chads might be Hanging...

Still all 3.5e. No interest in trying 4e.

Necromancer Games Free Download Page - scroll down for The Revised Version of The Wizard's Amulet. Wizard's Amulet, leading in to The Crucible of Freya is a good start for an adventuring party. While Crucible has a dungeon bit, there's more there than that. And it can lead into The Tomb of...

If you can get hold of a copy (it might be available as a PDF these days), the old TSR 2E module Axe of the Dwarven Lords has extensive maps of a dwarven city.

Mrs meomwt had never played F2F games before meeting me: her previous RP experience was all CRPG (Baldur's Gate, etc.), so she had been exposed to the basics of the D&D Rules from those games. Of course, 3E was none of that! :p She was the one who had the idea of getting our current group...

I love the "Note on Stat Blocks" entry!

Got hold of a couple of Cheapass games - Secret Tijuana Deathmatch and Jacob Marley, Esq- because we like Cheapass games, and they're generally fun. Cheap, but fun. And anyway, Secret Tijuana Deathmatch is a limited edition, because it uses bits that were destined for another game, but the print...

Linked here Includes a quote from a Mr Ryan of this parish (and Esdevium).