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I like them fine. I will probably get around to editing them to hold only the information that I really need on a regular basis, but as they are, they work just fine.

What's the source book?

Laurel Hamilton is the author of the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series. Excellent series of books, though the last few have been rather heavy on the sex. She has also written a straight up fantasy novel, NIGHTSEER, which was excellent. I'd like to see more about that world. I'd suspected...

My biggest problems with errors in stat blocks... is that there are HOW MANY spread sheets otu there where you can slap in a stat and have it all auto add? Even if you have to manually correct for feats, etc, there are still many ways out there to catch those kinds of errors...

I've got two or three of the sets somewhere in my mom's basement. I picked 'em up 5-6 years ago in a box of gaming stuff I got from a friend for $50...

They do. Eric Boyd, author of Faiths and Pantheons and one of the co-authors on Races of Faerun and Serpent Kingdoms is a freelancer...

Ahh, but the paradigm shift came in with 3.0, NOT 3.5. In previous editions, the spell was capable of affecting multiple allies, not just one target. This was more true to the past than their original version.

It's gone over quite well in the game I run, not quite so well in the game I played in. The game I run, the wizard took the spell so he could cast it on others. He didn't want to run out of his spells, so the ability to throw an extra spell per round was wasted for him. The 3.5 change...

Well, GenCon will refund your badge price (AFTER the show) if you run 96 player hours of games (6 4 hr games for four players, 4 4 hr games for 6 players, etc). Not a bad way to cover your expenses afterwords. :)

Basically, stamps cut into gaming shapes (Stairs, tables, etc) with an ink pad, that you can stamp onto the battlemap at the appropriate locations, rather than having to hand draw them. I missed them at GenCon, so I'm looking forward to the images at the web site.

When asked at GenCon, they stated it would include corrections for errata. When asked if there would be more, they gave an ambigous answer that most there interpreted as "yes"...at least from what I heard people talking about.

That is odd. When I emailed them a question, I got a response within 24 hrs (My question was: are you going to have images of the stamps up soon? answer: yes, in the next week; this was from earlier this week)

I don't recall the price they had for them, but you can typically get them at a craft/hobby store for about 2-3 dollars. Joanne fabrics is having a sale on that kind of stuff this week, too, 40-50% off depending on make. The same booth had these cool magnetic stackable disks that you could use...

You could always borrow a leaf from the FR Players guide's treatment of the Knowledge (Local:Region) skill: 5 ranks in a profession gives you a syngergy bonus to a host of skills related to the profession. For example, profession (sailor) gives a +2 synergy bonus to balance, rope use, climb...

The players guide is poorly named... but I suppose the Bean Counters wouldn't publish a Dungeon Masters Guide to Faerun . Evereskan Tomb guardian is basically a spellcasting type warrior, who guards the tombs of Everska. It gains bonuses to a bunch of skills while in the Evereska area, and...

SN: Vanye RN: Jason

Suffwort's Spice Shop 23.Suffwort's Spice Shop[br] A bright, nearly saffron yellow, sign hangs in front of this small store. From the sign hangs large scale representations of spices in their raw forms. The store is run by Jella Sudarn, a handsome middle aged human woman. she runs the store...

It all ties into my feelings that prestige classes are something that should enhance you, and may become a title you have (Archmage, for example) but one should be more than just the prestige class. For that reason, I tend to like prestige classes that don't progress endlessly.

I don't understand why prestige classes are even statted out for epic levels in the first place. :confused:

I've been tempted to write an adventure based on the Charlie Daniels Band The Legend of Wooley Swamp