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Mostly low and high fantasy, but also some far future sci-fi and/or space fantasy like Star Wars or Metroid. You did miss one possibility, though. Where's the Neolithic game with a mythical feel?

Post something horribly off-base in D&D Rules. That'll get Hyp's attention faster than anything. :D Edit: I'll send a PM to Hyp, just in case. :)

Awesome! I've used sendings for chatting too. And that idea for bypassing appointments is just so cool I have to steal it.

I'm scared, Dimwhit. :uhoh: Oh, seeing as I'm on the subject of, you know, you... I can never seem to get ahold of you to point out that we live pretty close by each other (mostly because you don't allow emails through the forums). I'm running a gaming group on Tuesday nights that might be...

I guess I also misunderstood that detail. That makes me like this method a lot more, though I'm still becoming a raving fanboy of el-remmen's rules.

QFT. The only reason dungeons have so many straight lines and right angles is because people have grown up using square grids. I design my dungeons with bizarre enough shapes that the square grid doesn't really offer me any advantages most of the time. I think getting rid of the grid is a...

In my homebrew, the world has been split up into innumerable smaller islands for the most part (much like Earthsea). Cultures tend to be isolated to specific islands or groups of islands as far as their major influence goes, but with sea trade on the rise, there is a great deal of mixing going...

Good stuf so far... let's get this to page 2 while I look for all the stuff I need to reply to! Edit: Er... nevermind. Someone seems to have posted while I was preparing this response.

I guess that just goes to show you how much actually writing good books can improve peoples' perceptions of your company's product line. :p

With a game like D&D, I think the stereotypes can actually make for interesting fodder for the game, but I agree with you that these things are poorly understood by most of the world. That was because the CW Samurai sucks in terms of mechanics. :p This is indeed something they addressed in...

The aggressive CM recruiting with hostile undertones really has to stop.

I've noticed a trend on these forums for certain people to respond with immediate and fervent hate to any possibility of cultural influences outside of Europe appearing in their D&D worlds, especially if those influences are Oriental. I have been exposed to Oriental culture more than most...

I feel the same way about diagonally adjacent squares, so from my perspective hexes are better, because they let six people flank you instead of four. :]

LOL! We need to get Galeros in here now.

I thought your responses were far more unprofessional than the perceived against-the-rules marketing ever were. I was especially disappointed in your "join CM so I can bash on you there" aggressive posting. We're supposed to police ourselves on the forums, not bully each other.

Precisely. :)

How does this system affect the rules for attacks of opportunity?

Only one thing could make this worse. :D

Hmm, this one does look pretty cool for Sith. But not all Darksiders are Sith. And think about it... DarkSlateBlue... DarkSideBabes. In other words, this is the color that gets all those creepy Sith chicks to notice you. :cool::p:D

I knew what woodelf meant. You should be able to figure it out too, if you really think about it. The hexes aren't actually adjacent to each other; they share the opposite end points on a line segment shared by two hexes adjacent to one another as well as to the original two hexes.