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That varies by person, but I would say that for me personally the conversion rate would have to be at least 75% for me to even consider to start considering it a success (pun intended) in terms of creating a unified brand experience and establishing the new edition's dominance in the gaming...

It could not change my mind with respect to the hit point mechanics in 4E, because I understood them already. It is not that I don't understand them, it is that I dislike them. I would have liked to see the game making hit points a more concrete representation of damage in the move from 3.X...

I have not tried 4E and have no intention of doing so. The several looks at the rules I have had were sufficient for me to determine that 3.X edition and the Pathfinder RPG are more suitable to both my DMing and playing needs. :)

Great update! :)

Thanks a lot! :)

Thank you all and especially Marius Delphus for your help! :)

Well, I did mean the MM, Epic Handbook and Expanded Psionics Handbook. I was wondering if somebody had already done the comparison... If not, I will indeed have to do it myself. Also, how about the psionic dragons/gem dragons. They are not in the Expanded Psionics Handbook, but are they...

Which D&D monsters are not OGL?

Thanks! Note that there is an error in the table, because I changed the additional costs and forgot to update the medium and high cost categories accordingly, but just adding the additional costs to base costs gets the right numbers anyway. I will change this in the next update as well as add...

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That's an absolutely awesome strip! And Belkar has gone from being cool to being uber-cool since his 'character development'. Simply superb!

Dark Sun! The worshipped god-like being are even called sorcerer kings! Back in 2E they were wizards rather than sorcerers, since sorcerers were not available as a class, but using 3.X rules, you could make them both.

Thanks! I will include the design comments in the next version of the Level Point System! As to critique, I welcome it - as long as it is constructive criticism, of course!

The Level Point System is now at version 1.10: Level Point System The list of changes includes: Making the Level Point System copyright compliant (i.e. removal of any "DM" references and their replacement with "GM") Minor corrections of calculations, grammar and spelling Clearer phrasing...

The last to be updated were Eadric's stats: http://www.enworld.org/forum/plots-places/5652-eadric-et-al-paladin-his-friends-35.html They are from 9 months ago, but they were ahead of time, so we don't know whether Eadric has reached this level yet or whether he has surpassed it.

I think I answered most of your questions in my answer to Nonlethal Force except perhaps for the question of what is the point apart from adding extra complexity. The purpose is twofold: 1) To use differential rates of advancement between the classes to help balance, yet to still enable...

The quadratic formula is only for XP so it does not affect the power-difference between levels and I only use it because I have to make up my own example XP system in order not to be in violation of product identity. XP systems are not OGL to the best of my knowledge. But as you point out later...

The fact that I didn't know it was possible to host it here. ;)

I have created a Level Point system. My motivation was that classes are not balanced in terms of power. This is inevitable in a game that has major differences between classes and where some classes have access to magic that can create wondrous effects whereas others do not. I would not want to...

I played an abortive PbP game with him once (before he started OOTS, or just at the inception of the comic - I no longer remember precisely). It was a game of City of Spider Queen, but unfortunately the DM disappeared after a while and the game fell apart as a result. If I remember correctly...