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I would just convert them over as-is. I just glanced at the 3E dragonborn, and they get several abilities with no level adjustment; certainly more than the aasimar. Hand-wave away the LA if he's a good player, make him pay an XP debt if not. Eladrin to grey elf, tiefling to tiefling, and you're...

Nifft, Jeff - back to your corners. Enough.

No, but you are being overseen by a mod. This has gotten on the verge of personal; cut it out, to the half-dozen of you involved. I suggest you fork the [ages-old] conversation about CR functionality to another thread, and return this thread to a calmer tone of voice.

Let's keep the snark to a minimum (i.e., zero) and keep discussion on-topic, please.

Merged threads. And I really need to catch up on my OotS - I'm at the end of WAR & XPs and need to hop online to read up. Moderating threads is harder when you're trying to avoid reading spoilers. :)

I'm thinking of the final battle. The whole group was rolling so poorly that I, a longtime gamer, was getting frustrated for them; I could imagine that someone who had never played before could easily say, "the heck with this," and never try it again. Obviously, it didn't faze him, though, luckily!

I just caught up with last spring's podcast series last week. With as bad as his dice rolling, it's a wonder Mike ever wanted to play ever again.

Just a quick note: keep the conversation on-topic, please.

Thanks, Dave!

I've always wanted to run L1/L2, but have never had the chance. My wife is expressing an interest in trying 1E to find out what she missed, and I hope to use that as the starting sandbox. Fights, intrigue, mystery, it's got it all. B1 and B2 are classics for a reason. They have tons of things...

I get a little queasy thinking about posters moderating (i.e., explicitly commenting on) other posters; that's crossing the line into rudeness. I think the best way to get to what you're saying is to follow a model we've practiced for years: posters setting the tone of the discussion, being an...

Maybe you need to hold your screen up to a bare lightbulb to let the invisible ink show? It worked for the Hardy Boys!

Well, lookee here. A thread based on a locked thread, that quickly turns into 5 pages of quotes from another board, personal attacks, and namecalling. I don't have time to re-read this thread, but it's locked until I can read through again tonight for any further moderation. Leave this topic...

When Malhavoc was at the top of its game, I was happy to pay $8 to $10 for thier interesting and useful books in PDF. Those were 64 page books, and this is a 500+ page book at the same price point. Sounds good to me. THe PRPG rules were free (as in beer) at the same time they were selling...

I agree with the majority opinion; hit 'em with what you got. Learning when to run is a valuable lesson in D&D. ;)

Count me in! I'm torn between Gyles and Zacheus, but Im leaning toward Gyles. And I'm tickled that one of the tallest men I know is playing the halfling.

The pornograhy spambots that get in here occassionally probably won't respond to our elevated expectations, I'm afraid. Thus, a little automation to combat other automation is another valid use for a tool that's already there, ready for us to use.

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Flashback to autumn 2000. The core 3E books are coming out, 3pp's are already rolling out support product and the quality is starting to improve. At that time, I thought that the main effect of the SRD would be that publishers (WotC included) would take the best ideas from all the independent...

Yes, yes, yes. Faster, please.