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Luckily, 4E is still the game of choice at my FLGS, so I won't need to pull a Charlton Heston and force anyone to pry my Essentials books from my cold dead hands. But, if there was no D&D, I'd play GURPS too. Alone probably. :.-(

A single Skewering or Hungry javelin is quite handy.

In my (limited) experience, I've seen a great deal more problems with melee types who fail to bring along a ranged weapon than I have seen with casters who fail to carry a weapon at all.

I created something like this a while back. It was based off the Dragonlance SAGA sorcerer in that it used a point cost per spell effect. Turned out to be a bit cumbersome but very flexible. None of my players wanted to try it out long term so it sits gathering digital dust. Hopefully someone...

Amen! To me (and my group) D&D is about heroic fantasy. Its bad enough when you miss, but to make me stab my buddy or accidentally toss my weapon across the map? That's not very heroic. I'm not trying to play clumsy, real-world me. I'm Torro! Human fighter and ass-kicker who may miss, but is...

/nitpick It was still called Deities & Demigods after the removal of the Elric & Cthulhu. (I actually have both copies.) Legends & Lore came later, post purge.

Here are a few that might work: D&D Miniatures Database: Miniature: Dragoneye #20 - Half-elf Sorcerer D&D Miniatures Database: Miniature: Deathknell #23 - Renegade Warlock D&D Miniatures Database: Miniature: Angelfire #30 - Xeph Warrior D&D Miniatures Database: Miniature: Aberrations #15 -...

To me, the original Dragonlance era (End of the Age of Despair aka. War of the Lance) wasn't so much metaplot as it was a shared experience between novels and D&D. Both (ideally) concluded the same with the war over and the heroes victorious. I agree that everyone pretty much knew what was going...

Luckily, as a Dragonlance fan, I've never experienced this. Oh, wait. . .

Dragonlance (War of the Lance era)

Its not specifically stated where the familiar gets placed on the battle map when transitioning from passive to active, but seeing as its a tiny creature, and tiny creatures are allowed to end their movement in a square with any creature larger than they are, it seems logical that they occupy...

Amen. Novels are the worst thing to happen to any game setting. And this coming from a Dragonlance fan. One set of novels to get the setting rolling? Great. But an endless plague of crap that we now feel compelled to consider canon? No thanks.

D&D Minis has a Psion that might work:

Don't forget PonyLance. That sold like crazy back in the day. . .

My Chessex Megamat (& new Paizo Flipmat) D&D Minis GDQ series modules Original Dragonlance DL1-14 modules Dundjinni mapping software Neverwinter Nights Dwellers of the Forbidden City module Dragon Magazine CD-ROM archive That cut-out THACO wheel from Dragon Magazine 4E DMG2

Back in the early 80's we used to play marathon sessions of Avalon Hill's Squad Leader (the original, not ASL) with CoI, CoD, and AoV supplements. A single turn (out of a 10 turn scenario) would take usually 2 hours with all the phases, op attacks, line of sight arguments, or armor penetration...

I don't know. The compendium alone is worth the price of admission. And that works on your Mac.

I think he was making a funny, capping on us Angelenos and our perpetual smog. . .:(

To make teeny, tiny bonsai bows.

In AD&D he was a fighter. But he dressed like a ranger, and acted like a 4E warlord.