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Awesome, awesome work. As I said eariler, I love the style you give your art. By the way, are you "officially" taking requests?

Heh, that's a good one. Here's some more: Locust Stance If the character does not move, he gains 2 points of natural armor, at the cost of one reserve point per round. Flight of the Moth The character may move his full movement speed and perform a full attack, at the cost of five reserve...

By the way, has anyone else found the Oathsworn a little... lacking at the low levels?

We just started a new campaign on Sunday set in a made-up location called the "Briar Coast." It's more of a swashbuckling/sailing game, and the characters right now are a Giant Oathsworn (think Drunken Master), a Quickling Shark Totem Warrior (a pirate type), and a Verrik Water Witch (a sea...

So in the newly started Arcana Unearthed (that's the Monte Cook one) campaign, one of the players is playing a Giant Oathsworn who's basically a Drunken Master type of martial artist, swearing off all material goods (except for alcohol) while attempting to recover his past. I think a big...

How it's usually worked in campaigns I've run and played in is that two of the characters usually know each other, while the others are strangers. We've never really planned it this way, but thinking back on campaigns... I played an elven detective with a young thief sidekick. None of the...

Quite simply, more options.

We were sitting around playing when this big, tall matress mover came into our house to, well, move a matress into my brother's room. One of the players mentions something about magic, and the big guy say, "Magic?" in his deep, deep voice. Now this guy was big, I mean at least 6 and a half feet...

I remember my first fight against a Bullete. I was playing a Half-Orc Barbarian/Cleric named Splurk in my first 3e campaign. We were playing through an adventure from Dungeon in which the denizens of this forest had turned against the people who lived there. We were tromping down a path when...

My guess would be that WizKids based a game around the collection of random miniatures, and while WotC tried to do this, most consumers bought their miniatures for a completely seperate game (D&D instead of the Skirmish game).

Wow, harsh. Everyone makes mistakes. The player made a mistake by not clarifying, and you made a mistake by taking it too literally. But if you both learn from this mistake, future games will run even more smoothly.

When fighting goblins in a narrow hallways, the characters were surprised when one goblins switched a lever on a wall and huge blades swung out of the walls three feet off the ground... just above the goblins' heads, and just into the chests of the characters! Ah, Traps and Treachery, how I...

March 1, 2004: DM Workshop: High Level Gaming and Cut Scenes, hosted by Tsunami Tsunami> dm workshop time! * Velvet cheers Tsunami> Hullo hullo hullo folks! Neko_Ali> that's it, no more cooking. Let's see who's DMing reigns supreme! Tsunami> And welcome to the Second Bi (or is it Tri?)-...

Hey, will you look at that? There's logs for both workshops! Here's the log for the first one: DM Workshop #1 : Houserules Hosted by Tsunami Febraury 12, 2004 <Tsunami> For those who don't know, tonight is a DM Workshop on House Rules <Tsunami> Hosted by the one and only me! <Tsunami> Two of...

I'd wish for some adventurers to fight a dragon within a stone's throw without harming the town or its people. Then I'd throw a stone at the dragon, therefore helping with the battle, therefore gaining a boat-load of experience points. Realistically, though? Hm... I suppose I'd wish for...

I finally figured out logging, so hopefully this time we'll have one!

Bump! 9 minutes- no, 8 minutes 'til the chat begins!

As you can see by the scoop on the front page, the second seminar is tonight at 9:00 Central Time! Tonight we'll be discussing High Level Gaming (with a tangent on Cut Scenes), plus any problems you've been having with your group! So come on in, join the crowd, and discuss the sacred art of...

Only if it's appropriate, and the player is okay with it. I had a player leaving on vacation for a while, and his character was having trouble with lycanthropy. So it was an appropriate death when the paladin in the party killed him. Sure, the paladin did the deed, but I really set it up.

Wow. I just realized that I forgot to give the golems a +2 to Will Saves, as I had originally planned. Fixed.