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Sagiro, just wanted to say thanks for all the hard work on this wonderful story hour, and to let you know you forgot to update the threads title with the new date. -Ashrum

How about the Knight Phantom out of the Eberron five kingdoms book? It's very similar to the the eldritch knight, but it allows you to wear light armor, a good BAB, some interesting abilities like the ability to walk across water and to allow your weapon to ignore armor for a short duration...

And I'd have to disagree. I ran the entire witch fire series for my players and they had loads of fun. The two main villians you mention are duking it out in the middle of an undead assualt on a church. the players have been invovled in and are still invovled in saving the chruch while these two...

Married to my wonderful gaming wife for the last six years. Matter of fact we just had our first little one, and he already has his very first d20. A great big soft fuzzy one to be sure, but he still has one. -Ashrum

Okay, I'm in the minority here. But yes, to me 3.x DOES feel more wargamey. It's the almost fanatical reliance to a battle map and minitures I think that does it to me. In 2e and 1e days we played and never used mini's. We tossed fireballs and let the DM describe the effect it has. Today the...

Man, it took working retail for you? I thought it just took driving through rush hour traffic to do that. ;) -Ashrum

Hmm, here they're behind the counter in the local B&N here as well. Maybe it's a Michigan thing? :\ And when I say behind the counter, I mean at the end of the counter opposdite all their registers, where they tend to pile boxes of items they just recieved. So the last time I went in looking...

Any particular reason? -Ashrum

I would have to say the iron kingdoms is the best setting i have seen. It is comprehensive, yet leaves enough in the open to run some serious campaigns. It handles the existence of high level characters well, and the writing is liberally strewn with plot hooks. Add in that the artwork is some...

Ashrum = Abhorrent Sinister Horror from the Ruined Underground Moor -Ashrum

RangerWickett, I'll do a review of the adventures guild for you if you still need one. email is: war_jack at yahoo dot com -Ashrum

Hmm, hadn't even realized it was out yet. Not a lot of fan fair for it from them I guess. I hope somebody that has it does repy because i'd love to here about it. -Ashrum

Again, and excellant review. Very detailed and helpful. i wasn't interested in this adventure before, but i'm starting to become so. Thank you for all the work in typing this up. I look forward to part 3. -Ashrum

We've played 3.5 for some time. Recently we've moved to Monte's Arcana Evolved. There's talk of a Shadowrun campaign with the release of 4th edition as well. -Ashrum

Great review MerricB! I look forward to part 2 tomorrow. -Ashrum

Between the two you've posted, I'd say Eberron. As has been stated it's fresher, and more open for you to add your own bits without somebody taking offence that you've changed cannon. Of course that is also its weak point, in that there's more work for you to do since every small hamlet hasn't...

Hey, how about in honor of my new son turning one month old? Is that worth an update? huh huh? The proud daddy needs an update to read to his son. You wouldn't want to disappoint a child now would you? :( -Ashrum

Oops, I shall report forthwith to the Inquisition for my dabblings in thread necromancy! :) -Ashrum

I'd have to agree with the magority. Enworld is, by far, a bastian of civility and restraint compared to many of the minitures game forums I frequent. If the publishers think we are hard on them, they should check out some Games Workshop "fan" sites. Ouch! :confused: As for the story hours...

The party has spent a week traveling up a river gaurding a caravan from the local dinosaur wildlife. Toss in a few locals that have been trying to kill them and they've had a rough time of it. They then travel for a day through a crystal forest where excessive noise can trigger a deadly...