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It does not use the standard slot system of 3E, roughly stated it uses a combination of spell points and the characters constitution score. Like I said that is a really rough explanation, I'm sure a review will add some more clarity to it. As for psionics, they are mentioned. A couple of...

I actually played a 2E dwarven fighter that became notorious for his attitude of looting is traveling companions bodies. He would always say something nice about the poor soul that had just fallen and quickly follow it up with "So what's he got on him." This was in a high body count Ravenloft...

Yep, big steel ammo box

They go into the box with all my 1E & 2E hardbacks.

I think 2nd generation gamers (babies) should get some credit. Here's mine advertising his current NPC status. http://inconnu.isu.edu/~bingo/joshua/pictures/PDR_0010.JPG

I see nothing wrong with playing a combat oriented character, and actually find that it can be quite entertaining even in low combat sessions. In one Ravenloft (2E) campaign I participated in I played a dwarven fighter. My job was to kill things and keep things from killing my party members...

Re: Mmm... Pie. I think I'll have to celebrate this glorious day. When it comes to pie, I can't list a favorite, I have yet to find a pie I didn't like.

I too would like a bit more vile, though I'm searching for one particular bit. In the Ravenloft game I currently play in, I make use of the drug addiction rules every session. It started innocently enough with Absinthe, but I've now moved on to something a bit stronger. I'd really like to see...

I've never outright mentioned their existance but in the distant past of my world there is mention of beings known only as the Ancient Ones. The beings are of immense power and are not of this world. I've often implied the Cthulhu Mythos connection, but I've generally let my parties flee in...

He's only 6 months old, so he's not really able to participate yet, but when he's older and shows any interest I'll happily bring him along. Of course, he's going to be raised with a considerable bias toward gaming, he's already got his NPC shirt, courtesy of Captain Midnight's (I believe)...

I voted yes to get rid of it, but I'm not a fan of Forgotten Realms either. I'm a big fan of Ravenloft and homebrew, so I'm all for yanking the fluff out of the core books. If you want a pregen world setting, go the route of FR, I don't want to have to deal with that info if I'm not using it.

I'm particularly fond of my Tippman Custom 98. Everyone on my team of rec players (Sage Weasels) uses the same model (customized to taste) and we've all had nothing but good things to say about it. In fact, one of the guys fell in the river in one game and he came out firing with no problems...

Yes, I have the original, it is the envy of my entire group. I'm a bit disappointed I can't get a second one though. I just ordered an NPC Shirt for my 4 month old.

Thanks Eridanis!

I hate to post this because I know it has been posted multiple times, but up until now I never had a need. Anyhow, I know the complete Wyre storyline is out there in Word format and I my GM is interested in reading it. Could someone email it to me? bingo@inconnu.isu.edu Much Thanks

90% of the time we've got the tanks taking the front ranks of the marching order. Occasionally this will be altered with either a ranger (light tank) or rogue working in front, but this doesn't happen too often. Artillery (arcane casters) takes up the rear but that does leave us open to some...

*stunned silence*

Myself and a friend have developed a historical fantasy campaign world which has the aspects of fantasy fully integrated into it. If you're interested check it out here Terra Viejo. Most of the stuff on the web page is our adaptations for 2E, but there is a 3E players guide in pdf format there...

I voiced an I don't care vote, but there is more to it than that. I've been planning on purchasing some of their material but I have come to rely on reviews before making a purchase as there is definately some good and bad d20 material out there. My only source of reviews is EN World and I...

Well in a past Ravenloft campaign I played a dwarven fighter that was particularly resilent (read: Lucky) and basically acted as a targeting computer for the mages in the party. He'd wade his way into combat (or have combat wade its way to him, depending on his initiative) and then the wizard...