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I think he means the Adventure Paths were very popular.

It's hard to write a good story-heavy adventure for a group (players and characters) that you don't know. This includes every adventure written for the market. There will inevitably either be a lot of railroading or a lot of dungeons (which is a form of railroad itself). The only true...

...and here's a screenshot from the video. :p

Don't forget either, that characters' confidence and sense of self-importance will likely grow with their personal power. So where a 1st level character probably wouldn't expect to be able to help the lord of the city-state with his problems and therefore probably wouldn't bother trying to gain...

I would say Windowlicker is an even better choice: After the opening skit it's entirely instrumental, unlike Come to Daddy.

Not much difference from what?

I've always wondered what's stopping wizards from claiming to wield the power of a deity(ies).

What features of real life religions couldn't apply to D&D religions? What features probably wouldn't apply? In what ways would (or could) D&D religions mirror real life religions? There are no wrong answers, or at least I don't think there are. Your thoughts?

I'm interested in your ideas on how famous characters are/should be in these three tiers. Obviously there's no right answer which is why I'm interested in opinions. What are the minimum levels of fame for characters in the three tiers? What are the maximums? Could a paragon tier character be...

Deltron 3030: The Instrumentals (Deltron 3030) The Instrumentalyst (Dr Octagon)

I agree. Preserver/defiler... it's not who you are, it's what you do. So the base wizard is either a preserver or a defiler. Whichever he/she isn't gets an additional mechanic for preserving/defiling.

Disregard my last. Google is my friend: Dragon/Dungeon Submission Guidelines

I could only find the old ones. Can you post the link?

I'm pretty sure they will be taking submissions once the submission guidelines go up.

I played in a Dragonlance game back around 1990 and during character creation one of the players made a point of taking painting as a non-weapon proficiency for his wizard. I was the only one new to the group (though I played basketball with the DM and one of the other players remembered me...

I wasn't talking about the amount of rules. I was talking about the amount of material on building encounters.

I hate for my sole contribution to this thread to be negative, but I always loathed the idea of 'gladiator' as a class/PrC/mechanically represented in some way.

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Nice maps huh. I always get loads of ideas from maps and I should hop to it and buy CC3 with its add-ons.

Very nice. 'badwrongplants' :D This was my first thought when I read the OP. I adore Ancient Egypt in my fantasy and find a way to shoehorn it into every homebrew I make.