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For the low, low price of $9.99! Call now! ;) Included: A pdf version of the Player's Book, the Dungeon Master's Book, the maps, and the single-page character sheet. Also included are the aforementioned maps in different formats. The character and creature tokens are not included. This...

But if there was an opening at one of the 4th edition games, you would play that?

So the results so far: 0e -- 3 Basic -- 13 1e -- 2 2e -- 2 3e -- 0 3.5 -- 5 5e -- 16 Interesting results, so far. Over the past year, I've been buying multiple D&D products, mostly off dndclassics, but also picking up bargains for 4e stuff out of FLGS and Amazon. I've discovered, to my...

I would also recommend reading through this "story hour" thread, if you haven't already: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?242305-Running-player-commentary-on-PCat-s-4E-Campaign-Heroic-tier-(finished)

For what purpose is the art used? I would recommend using symbols rather than portraits...a shield to represent fighters, a book to represent wizards, etc.

Speaking of investments: Municipal bonds, I'm talking double A rating. . . the best investment in the Nentir Vale. The vote results, so far, are, in order: 3, 9, 1, 2, 0, 4, 12

I'm pretty sure this idea has been proposed on other threads: Getting through the maze of corridors from one encounter area to the next could be handled as a skill challenge. Dungeoneering, Perception, Nature, History, Endurance could all be contributing skills. If the DM is OCD enough, he...

Rests that occur outside of a town setting only regenerate half the hit points/healing surges. Taking two extended rests in a row does not help.

I hope it was one of those "lick and stick" tatoos that come in Cracker Jack boxes.

Poll results so far: D&D 0e 2 7.69% D&D Basic (B/X and BECMI) 8 30.77% AD&D 1e 1 3.85% AD&D 2e 2 7.69% D&D 3e...

The concept appeals to me, as well. The DM Guide had a method for creating random dungeons, and populating them with "eight to ten encounters". I would bump up the monster damage. Double the damage die (instead of 1d8 +6, roll 2d8 +6) or the static damage (instead of 1d8 +6, roll 1d8 +12).

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I would add to Fighter-Cricket's analysis that fights in a 4e sandbox would be interesting and fun, but no so very terrifying. There will be more of the team fighter charging into a line of hobgoblins, and less dousing the corridor with oil and setting it on fire.

Also known as "The Little Brown Books". "0e" was, I believe, supplementary rules to Chainmail at first. If you haven't yet, I recommend a series of Youtube videos by Matthew Colville called "Making a Fighter in Every Edition of D&D". He is up to AD&D 1e, so far. Since I'm plugging him, anyway...

Also, there is one unofficial Dungeon World game being played off in a corner, and three 13th Age games being played in various hotel rooms.

Interesting results so far... I posted the poll to test an hypothesis I was thinking about. So far, my hypothesis does not reflect reality. So far, 5e is in the lead with 7 votes. Basic has 6, 3.5 has 3 votes, 0e and 2e each have 2 votes, 1e has 1 vote, and poor, beleaguered 3rd edition has naught.

Right now, voting totals: 0e -- 1 Basic -- 5 (one of these votes is mine, and doesn't count, so 4) 1e -- 1 2e -- 2 3e -- 0 3.5 -- 3 5e -- 4

I would be happy to redo the poll, to satisfy my hordes of screaming fans. I'm just not sure how to do that, aside from starting a new thread (and I'd hate to lose all my cool quotes from "Airplane!"). Also, I meant to have the poll visible to those who voted, but messed it up, somehow. It...

Another thing one might use is some form of "morale" rules. (I'm talking 4e, still) Once at the beginning of the fight, once when the first combatant falls (whether PC or monster), and once when the monster's group loses half its members, allow the PCs to make an Intimidate Check vs the Will...

For 4e, enforce encumbrance rules, and slash the weight allowance. Instead of multiplying the STR score by 10, multiply it by 5. Also, require the players draw their own dang map, and award xp for treasure acquired.