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Splitting the party is rarely entertaining for everyone involved. i'll give you a prime example: Back when 3.0 was still the paragon of new D&D, i had a Game Master (bastard) who was running his own thing (pilfering liberally from every old 2nd edition setting). At one point, we had a single...

I'm more fond of mixed blessing curses. Curse of the Miser: You cannot part with any money unless it is ABSOLUTELY VITAL to your survival, and even then you have to make a will save to do it (DC = amount of coinage spent (in the largest denomination that the cost can be expressed in, rounded...

"Forget about me! Defend the pie!"

Frankly, the reason the paladin looses less from loosing his mount, is that so few Game Masters think to include the mount in the first place. I mean, 4 out of 5 of my game masters have either disallowed the paladin's horse (halfheartedly attempting to replace it with a useless home brewed...

Wait, if Miko dies, then That reduces the number of people that Belkar could cause the death of. If she falls from paladin-status that ALSO reduces his possible future. let me consult the all-seeing oracle... ahh, #331. Miko, Miko's horse, Roy, Varrsuvius, or the Oracle Since they left the...

more than you will ever know. /always the first to die, but you rule at level nine...

What two back-to-back months each have 31 days praytell? two months... and a bit.

Wow. Are the hex-shaped terrain tiles movable? are the included?

They mean THIS kind of board: Not a map and minis.

Don't Forget? Though it drew it's inspiration from a wide field of sources: such as: you've got a lot of sources to work off of. Anyhow, Here's a great link for more Braum information The Royal Timeline of Oz (and yes, nobody in Oz is ever permanently dead, but anyone can be terminally...

Hmm... there's a sticking point, there are also a lot of people who prefer the Complete Adventurer, though when you come right down to it, both are excellent books.

Well, it's no more byzantine or grossly overcomplicated than my current khitbash of an alignment system. I actually use a hybridization of Classic D&D, d20 modern, and Etherscope to produce an alignment / personality / responsibility web that promotes healthy roleplaying. In the end I wind up...

I had one DM who gave out 1/10th standard Experience. I wouldn't have minded as much, but he started us at 10th level, and at the rate of EXP we were earning, it would take us a year to make 11th. complicating matters, he also gave out "extra" exp in amounts greater than the amount he gave for...

Hate to tell you: but complete mage is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from complete arcane. It has more in common with PHB II than the original complete series. Lots of options available, new "reserve" feats. And book of the nine swords opened up another whole new option for melee-focused players...

Scry Mileena the skyclad Druid for a great time. Mileena is a dwarf! Yeah, but a hot Dwarf --- (crudely-scrawled drawings of a penis: there's ALWAYS a crudely-scrawled drawing of a penis) --- " is a good lay!" --- "mages like a familiar touch" "Druids have animal companions" "Paladins...

it's water, C12-H22-O11, and enough Thaumic radiation to make a llama cringe. there may be some C6-H10-O5 mixed in from assorted plant sources /why else would a caster level be required to make potions?

Sure, here's the list I'm currently working with. As I use a encounter, i remove it, and think of a new one. it's kind of short right now... and that's it right now... I've used others like "animal skin nailed to a tree" and "open sinkhole with a stream flowing at the bottom of it" in the...

nonviolent events that test their skills Early in my campaign, i started up a list of little unusual things that the players could encounter pretty well anywhere. My first one was "A wagon, long abandoned, and half-buried in the mud." The players spent half an hour exploring it... seriously...

(Sigh) you know what would be an absolutely phenomenal suppliment for someone to make? "The History of Vacan Magic" subtitle: "A study of advancements throughout the ages resulting in our modern magical spells" The basic premise would be breaking Magic down into historical settings of...

He's a firefighter? How much EXP do you suppose a Fire is worth? /i make myself laugh...