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I'm not sure what those symbols are supposed to be, but they're NOT roman numerals. ;)

Check this out! The world's oldest D20 is up for grabs! Speaking of old dice; my avatar is Viking D4, in case anyone was wondering. (Fat chance! :p ) Gary Gygax weren't the first to think of these things... :D

Has anyone noticed I've got a new avatar? It's a d4, the way the Vikings made them. No, Gary Gygax weren't the first! ;) Four rectangular sides and two smaller, pyramide shape sides. They were used to play a board game called Sakko. The sides were marked I, II, III and X (sakko). Edit: This...

Start playing Vikings D20! Nine out of ten Vikings agree it's the one true game and think all other games are pale imitations. :p

I'll try to keep that in mind.

Yes, I I found out from this thread how it erases formating. :p

Seems this is the way to satisfy everyone. :)

I'm working on it, be patient! :)

I want take your bet; the site's down already! :p

Another good idea! Maybe make it a web-enhancement...

Yeah, I was thinking I might put them all in one place; at the end of the chapter of PrC's, for example. That way you can easily skip those pages if you don't want them.

V:M = Vikings D20: Midgard V:BM = Vikings D20: Beyond Midgard V:R = Vikings D20: Ragnarok ;)

See sig.

I have this book that's nearing completion (see sig.) and I wonder how much info to put in it. So how do all of you feel about NPC stat blocks in your PDF books? (I'm thinking a sample NPC for each PrC here.) Are they a waste of printer paper and ink, or do you find them useful?

I've had dragons as cohorts, allies, recurring enemies etc. and once I had two dragon PCs. The other players had no idea they were dragons, though. This was a campaign with a group of mostly newbie players. Two guys kept getting killed all the time, because they simply didn't care about their...

If they're doing something I feel the PC's should know better than doing, even if the players don't, then I give them a hint that they're about to do something stupid. Doesn't happen all that often, though. Often as not, they go ahead and do it anyway! :p

My new 8th level archer PC was having a hard time getting the other PCs to accept him as a useful addition to their group and I felt I had to impress them a little. So I asked one of them to take an apple, run 600 ft. away and throw the apple into the air. After the apple left his hand, I drew...

If I die, I die. If the DM 'cheats' to keep my character alive it takes away a lot of the exitement of combat.

As both player and DM I've had a lot of use and a lot of fun with the good/evil books, Book of Exalted Deeds and Book of Vile Darkness.

Red dragons for me. A monster just can't get any more classic than those ancient big, evil, flying, fire breathing reptiles! :]