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It's not legally possible, AFAICT (though IANAL), but I think it would be in the best interest of D&D and of WotC if they could retroactively pull the d20 SRD out from under the OGL. I don't believe it's possible to make a game that can be recognized as D&D that can't be reverse-engineered from...

FYI - I'm working for a living again starting next week, so I'll have a lot less free time. Then again, I haven't been moving the game along all that quickly, and there's a lot of evidence that busy people get things done faster ...

Yeah, you have time to take a short rest

It didn't help that the attempt to revive the game was shortly followed by ENWorld outages and Sandy, I think ...

I don't think so, especially since with a little luck I may be rejoining the working world soon and my free time would be seriously curtailed ...

I think ENWorld's downtime (and possibly Sandy; I don't know where all of you guys are in the real world) may have been a problem here ...

Alek Padraig, human paladin 2 Alek closes with the nearest kobold, calling on his patron to keep his enemy focused on him, rather than his allies, and then attacks. move: move to F9 minor: Divine Challenge to mark the Dragonshield @G10 standard: Enfeebling Strive the Dragonshield @G10

Nothing to say to each other here?

congrats, SR"I've had better luck convincing Karrns to see the light of the Flame." Narvala says, regarding Nyar's comment. She stays within the wall of light, and attacks the troll with radiant fire. minor: sustain wall of light standard: purging flame vs troll {Ranged 10; Attack: +12 vs...

Eh. Not a big fan of 'in print/out of print'. Almost all non-PoD print RPG material is technically out of print before it ever hits a shelf or an Amazon warehouse; there's one print run and that's it.

Narvala maintains the wall to give her allies a slight refuge, then steps back into it. She points her staff at the sniper's location, and sends a burst of divine energy his way.minor: maintain wall of light move: shift to J10 standard: Vanguard's Lightinging centered at N2 vs REF (area attack...

The archer was female, too; only the swordsman was male

I don't suppose you'll be doing a Windows Phone 8 version? I won't be getting Windows 8 any time soon (no pressing need for a tablet, current PC works fine, usually don't upgrade OSs on my computers), but my first-gen WP7 phone is due for replacement soon ...

... works for me.

A bit shaken upon seeing the state of the farm, Alek is neither particularly stealthy (not surprising, as he's not all that agile and is in heavy armor) nor observant.

The wizard collapses at Oscarl's feet. Looking back when he hears his companion collapse to the ground, the swordsman considers his situation. "I think I'll take my chances with Imperial justice." He says, dropping his sword.

FWIW, in games I run here, I usually write major DM posts in a text editor and roll on invisible castle or with actual dice.

"I will see you in the morning, then." Alek says, preparing to return home. FYI, the complete list of multiclass feats that would let you pick up Thievery is assassin - Practiced Killer monk - Monastic Adept, Monastic Disciple rogue - Sneak of Shadows warlock - binding initiate, pact initiate...

To have the same chance of seeing through a bluff in 4e, two characters don't just need to have the same Wisdom. They both need to be trained or untrained in Insight, their level divided by two and rounded down must be the same, they must have the same background or racial bonuses to Insight...

No problem. I only figured that out by accident.