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I can't find the thread where I posted a solution on EN World, but I cross posted it to RPGNet, here. That worked for me, although the chemicals might be too harsh. It works though. Edit: I neglected to mention the miracle solvent here, in case you don't want to to over to RPGNEt- It's brake...

Here it is.

Could you explain your conversion a little better? I'm interested to hear what swayed you.

Send my condolences along to your son. Sadly, a similar thing happened to me in the early days of Magic (the days of ante). I practically had a problem in terms of buying cards, and had amassed a collection that had cost me about 3,000 dollars (and would be worth who-knows-how-much now). I was...

I like it, but then I've always liked Loreena McKennitt. I'll be picking this up.

I think it should be called "Dungeons and Dragons: Skills and Powers 2nd Edition". :D

Edit: Nevermind

You're not good, so why not rake a hostage, to lure her in? Then you can give her an ultimatum- fight you now or this goes on until her children are all dead. Then start crying because I got nothing after that. :D

That is truly horrific. Thanks. I had to inflict it on one other person so far. I'm off to send the link to more.

Alas, I am the player in question, and Mrtauntaun was another. I don't see it as metagaming; my character has always taken foolish risks in order to impress people. For example, this is a guy who specialized in the throwing dagger, when a bow would be massivley more effective by now. I assure...

You're absolutely right. I was just swept up in the excitement and promise of Iron Heroes. And of course, you're right about checking OGC; this was just a feeler. Assuming that the right stuff is OGC, it's looking like some of the the subsystems might be easily adapted to D20; traits, skill...

Unfortunately, I have a class called the artificer (Keith Baker, Mongoose and I were on the same frequency, apparently.) :) Good points. Thank you.

I love alternate magic systems, and I'd love to see any you had, but I don't know if I'd be able to use it, as my comments below will explain. Thanks though.

As some may know, I have a published setting in need of a revamp. It's called Morningstar, and it's set during the heroic age of what will become a medieval fantasy world. Great monuments, high magic, empires, etc. I've been lamenting the fact that standard D20 hasn't been giving what I see as...

Thanks for the input SweeneyTodd, I think I'll start a new thread on this.

I just got Iron Heroes the other day, and I agree with Tetsujin; it's my favorite version of D&D/D20 so far. It actually broke some serious writer's block I was dealing with. I have two questions for those who have had more time with the system, or who are just better at quickly analyzing game...

edit: nevermind, the link was given earlier...

If it alter it to say "a set of laws that exist outside of reality that we, as people in the *real world* know it." does it make more sense?

As for the OGL on every page, it wouldn't necessarily even have to be visible without scrolling unless there are some vagaries of the license I don't know about- I don't see anything preventing that. Based on a 800 x 600 screen, it could be designed in such a way that you'd have to scroll down...

You can add to the laws of reality without breaking them. You can suspend them without breaking them. Magic as I define it is a set of laws that exist outside of the laws of reality. Two sets; reality, and magic. They don't have to cancel each other out. This distinction is probably just a...