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We we allow it. why? Because we are all adults. However, we don't drink often, usually once in a while one or two players will bring some beer, but just as often they don't.

I'm doing the same thing I do every day... trying to take over the world! :) Unfortunately my keyboard has been shorting out on me lately, so its holding me back. A beer sounds good. Think I'll get one myself... :D

Well, I think if you were going to make a simpler version of the rule set, it should still be reasonably similar to the core rules, as the goal of making a simple rule set is to get people used to the basics, so they can "graduate" to the "advanced" system. So, I think an easier version would...

We usually don't adhere strictly to those descriptors. I usually try to explain things from the character's point of view.

Back when I started publishing, I wanted to use the word Libram for a book title, but I likewise couldn't find any info on it. So I wrote to Gary Gygax, and to some language expert at Websters. Gary said it was a variant of a Latin word (IIRC), but since it was mostly a made up word, there...

Back in 2e, my group came up with some house rules for stats for kids when one of the players wanted to play a child. IIRC, we penalized his Str. and his Wis. Maybe one other stat, too, but I'm not sure. Depending on the age, -2 or -4 would be about right, I think.

That's pretty sweet. What program did you use to make it?

There are quite a few, but the ones that come to mind fiirst are: Conan the barbarian Superman Pulp fiction (you read the Bible, Brad?) the Beast Master Princess Bride Legend Braveheart Excaliber U-Turn Star wars (episodes 4-6) Indiana Jones (any movie) Spiderman (1&2) Arsinic and Old...

Wow. THat's a real lame idea. I suppose it could work as a dramatic device (drama builds as you know that humans are about to be changed). But really, it flies in the face of logic. Its too bad the movie sucks so. I really liked the story, and Bradbury is one of my all time favorite writers...

That's because living corpses tend to fight back.

I agree, I went to a job fair once a few years ago and I actually got into a semi-argument with one of the employers there.

I am with you man, I'm like totally outraged and stuff....

I'd like to request access to my publisher section here: http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=publisher&publisherid=2005297 Its been a LONG time since I've added anything to the review section, and its about time I added some more. Also, this page...

I don't really mind the fire and forget method, but I have made thematic changes to the schools in various campaigns. I had a homebrew several years ago with more than 16 different schools of magic like Time, Space, Force, Death, etc, instead of the standard 8 in the PHB. I've also split them...

I voted 6th-10th, but really I'd say I like gaming anywhere between 3rd and 12th, which is a wider range than in previous editions. Under 1e and 2e, I felt the sweet spot was 6th-9th. Now, I find 3rd-12th are the easiest and most fun levels to play in, but I really don't mind starting as low as...

I like reading over the rules discussions, they help keep me on my toes. I also like the sci-fi related news that is on the home page, I get a lot of my info about upcoming movies from that.

Bloodstone Press has recently released a revision of their top selling d20 supplement, Nature's Wrath. Now featuring more than 70 pages of material in fully-hyper-linked, full-color format, the revised Nature's Wrath. is available for only $5 from RPGnow and the Digital Book Booth.

I switched to landscape for onscreen viewing and a plain text protrait version for printing several months ago afetr buying a PDF from another publisher that was laid out like that, and I liked it. Reading a landscape format onscreen is a lot better than a portrait format, IMO.

The current version (which was made back in 2002 and is in desperate need of a revision) will continue to be available for $5 until I disable it sometime in December or January. The revision (selling for $7) will be released sometime in April... maybe sooner, but no sooner than February.

What it is: A book on the "rules of psychology" in an RPG. It is written for d20, but a lot of people find it most useful for Call of Cthulhu. The chapter on personality runs on its own mini-game mechanic (a % system) and can be added to any RPG system. The current version does not have any...