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I have seen book burnings. I have seen people recoil in horror and spit on me knowing that I play D&D. I have had people tell me that I should not buy a computer because satan is in the machine. I have been called a devil worshipper, damned to hell for any number of so called sins. I have had...

I believe there is some thought/work being done on this front. There are a couple threads on that on the legal board.

The reason that WotC produced an SRD is because the books themselves contained no OGC. Pathfinder probably can't do that due to the limitations of the OGL. So in all likely hood, one will have to have a copy of the books to make use of the OGC that they contain. Of course, there is nothing...

unless of course you are using more than one d2... what if you had a system where the d2 and a 0 side, and a 1 side. And you rolled a handful of dice and added the 1 sides to produce a number. A + or - 1 would have about the same affect as + or - 2 dice sans issues with variance and shape of...

nope, and I am not going to. Its bad enough that I bought the players handbook. I am seriously hoping that my group does not move over the 4th edition.

There is no die cheaper than the d2. Each one can cost as little as a $0.01, even cheaper in some countries. I have often considered making a game that uses d2 exclusively. It wouldn't matter what dice you have, because nearly all dice can substitute for the d2.

you do realize that dark*matter is already a d20 modern campaign setting?

I just recently got into the mini's. It started with the gargantuan blue dragon and two boosters for unhallowed. That first night I set up a mock combat (using 3.5 rules rather than mini rules) between the blue dragon (though I didn't give it all of its sorcerer spells) and every one of the...

When it comes to classes. I am absolutely torn. I love the ability based classes and the flexibility that they provide. But I also like well balanced characters. And its very easy to make a combat monster with no real skills outside of combat or a smart/charismatic that can barely avoid shooting...

Tell me about it. In my campaign world, elves are the unfortunate side effect of an experiment by the ancient necromancer kings. They have a touch of death in them.That is why their con is low, their senses keen, their lives immortal, but unable to withstand the madness of ages. These are all...

Only if they grind. There is nothing that says you can't slow things down by inserting six month sea voyages or a couple years where their skills of "kill stuff and take loots" are not required.

But it generally works better if your charismatic professor is also highly skilled at evading deadly traps, is a crack shot with a whip/pistol and usually wears leather armor (that looks like a fedora and leather jacket). He should also be named after a state and hate snakes.

true, and once you hit the magic 15 wealth, it gets a lot harder to loose wealth in most circumstances.

There are no rifles with a 100 m range increment. Its typically 80ft to 100ft, 150 with a scope, 200 with a scope and far shot.

Who wins depend on a few factors. Are the ninja's monkeys? If so, they win. Do the pirates have pet monkeys? If so, they win. If they both have monkeys? Its a stalemate unless the robots choose a side.

For me? Part of it is how everything revolves around combat and how every class uses the exact same approach to things. I realize that this actually more closely resembles early D&D, but I never liked early D&D. But mostly it is the GSL. WotC basically has the right to say "All your Intellectual...

One way of looking at the never lost ability is that he has a perfect sense of direction and scale and a mimetic memory of every where he goes. Just because he never gets lost does not mean he knows where to go when he has never been there. But it does mean that he can make his way out without a...

Ahem... Warblade 20 Archer. http://forums.gleemax.com/wotc_archive/index.php/t-831418

I am sorry, that argument does not hold water. By the perspective that the area of a blast can never overlap the creature, his square would never be in the area of effect and would never be affected.