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What a neat idea. Consider yourself Bookmarked for slow days at work!

If they changed their name, I'd have to change my name. Mighty Kender just doesn't have the same feel.

Yakfolk! Wooo!

I know there's a running joke about Yakfolk being stupid and I can certainly understand why they are disliked for those who hate the "animal headed" human premise. And I'll also acknowledge that they've got a terrible, terrible name. But what I've been wondering is there something beyond that...

My group is largely limited by the economics of it. I know 2 players will strongly resist the change, just because it will cost so much. (Yep, even a $40 one-time purchase makes them leery.) So I'm not entirely convinced we'll change. Likewise, no where has it been proved to me that I need 4e...

Highlights mine. I think those ideas are the best path for familliars. The thing is, even with all these ideas, what would those who opt to take on a familliar get in return? I think you're on to something though. When you adopt a familliar, you get some neat ability, but when you lose the...

I would say that a minotaur would make the most sense. The creature is instantly recognized by non-players and highly iconic. If it's illustrated with an "Incredible Hulk" physique, it'll be big with new players. Beyond the minotaur, what about (as some have suggested) a completely retooled orc...

A Russ Monster!

Might I suggest you look at Faction Folio 2: The Blackcloak Watch. This is a just-released PDF from the good folks at EN Publishing, and it sounds like its just what you're after: Of course, I'm a little partial to it because I helped make it!

This is a weird one from the world of movies, but take a look at the first few scenes of American Werewolf in London. In the movie, lonely travelers enter a small town filled with suspicious and sullen locals. The travelers try to intermingle but are met with hostility. Sensing they're not...

A guy who has an Ewok for an avatar hates Halflings? I'm sorry, sir, I can't take your stance seriously. ;)

Last chance for Oakwood, or anyone else! I'm trying to fill up my own Fantasy Hockey League at Yahoo! If you're interested in another shot at the cup, here's all the info you need: League ID#: 43589 League Name: Shazam! League Hockey Password: hueylewis Custom League URL...

At the moment, we certainly need another player, so sign up! As for being across the Atlantic, that's no big deal. You just rotate your players naturally before the game. And the draft is set for AutoPick, so you don't have to make any tough choices up front. Yahoo! pretty much recycles...

The Flail Snails on Ice just signed up

Okay, how about this ... Plus, as an added benefit player option, you could have wizards that use battle axes (with damage befitting a wizard) ... and fighters that specialize in the use of daggers and still deal out awesome damage!

Not really. It's just a benefit of multiclassing that you get to take the better die. But if the designers are trying to avoid single-class dips, then it might not work. Still, you could just have it be that your weapon is based on the class you have the most levels in. Plus, as an added...

Was there a box somewhere explaining that the gender was based on the iconics? If there was, I never noticed it and was often puzzled by the switches back and forth. I would rather it stuck with he or if it was alternating that all of the examples clearly state it's an example, clearly state...

A small press game I was looking at (Fantasia) does weapon damages a little bit differently. They do not by type of weapon, but by class. Essentially, it's not the type or size of weapon that's important, it's how you use it. So, the way it works out is: Wizards get 1d4 for any weapon they...

"Into Tabletop Roleplaying Games?" isn't exactly right. It should be "In To Tabletop Roleplaying Games?" "In" and "To" should be two different words. Also, I agree, it does look a little strange with all those words capitalized. Perhaps you could small-cap all the letters in the words.

We don't play weekly. Usually twice a month. Our sessions are 6-10 p.m., and because of work schedules we hardly ever start before that or go longer. We run a tight ship, y'know.