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I would love to play something like this. I've hunted dragons in past games, but usually as a means to an end (usually our end), but never as the focus.

In general I don't like halflings and they don't exist in the campaign world I use. That being said, I do like some of the artwork of halflings, Lidda to name one, but there was also that Dragon cover by Elmore of the halfling climbing down a rope....yummy.

My campaign world attempts to adapt real-world religion to D&D, after all the world is based on our very own Earth. I agree that it there is the possibility of "issues" popping up, but in the 10 years of gaming in this world, I have yet to have a problem. None of my players were atheist...

I doubt that I'll be purchasing it. My impression from this thread reinforces that thought as well. I'm keen on the Races books (nor the environment ones), just don't think I need that much information to wade through for a game. I did, however, pick up Races of Stone but I've had a soft spot...

Absolutely!!!! My campaign world is based on medieval Earth and I thrived on your Monday History threads. In fact it was the reason I became a community supporter, I just had to be able to search the boards for these threads. I truly miss them, so if my vote has any influence, I stand so counted.

My homebrew campaign world started out as a friends campaign. It's loosely based on Earth, basically throwing fantasy elements into real world history (if you're really curious click the link in the .sig, I've got a timeline and everything). Anyhow, the campaign grew into world development...

Here's what I came up with in my homebrew campaign. Instead of appling a tedious aspect to weapons, we developed a feat. Weapon versus Armor [General] You can exploit the advantage that certain weapons have versus armored opponents. Prerequisite: Base Attack +1 Benefit: The listed weapons...

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I'm going to be a bit further away. I just accepted a job in Burley, so I'll be moving there about the first of the year.

Bump. Still looking for gamers in Burley/Rupert area.

Yeah, that's what I was meaning to say.

It seems to me that WotC is setting this endeavor up to fail. Ayrwind mentions that he's paying $34.95 for the intellectual property contained in the book. Going on this assumption, one could say that the price for all pdf's is the cost for the intellectual property, a pleasant thought but not...

I love Schlock Mercenary. I've been really tempted to attempt a d20 future campaign in the Schlock Universe, though I'm afraid I'd never be able to get the feel right.

I'm about to become a non-gaming gamer. Up to now I've been relatively lucky, I've had a regular group for about 12 years. However, I just accepted a job in small town Idaho (Burley to be specific) and so I doubt my chances of locating a group are going to be good. I've already started making...

I've been toying with an idea similar to Goblin King's. My current Greyhawk campaign is going to have a number of planar portals, currently set up to go to various demiplanes where I want to use various things I find interesting, but I don't have the time to develop a full campaign with. Gate...

Oh, not nice! Do you realize how hard it is to get sprayed coffee off of a laptop screen.

Oops, double post

I don't think this will be that big of a deal. The new Dungeon format is attempting to provide more variety (3 adventures/issue, I think) so it's not like an issue is going to leave you out in the cold. Besides, there is always the possibility of parting out the adventures. I wasn't a big fan...

It has been mentioned in other threads, similar in content to this one, but bears stating once again. Midnight was the the campaign world submitted that Fantasy Flight eventually published. The campaign world submission was Dawnforge.