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True, but you suggested that it might be representative of the material in BoVD; however, it's not described as being an expansion to the book, has a different author, and different editors. While it may be that it is representative, it's not really clear that the article says much about the...

Actually, while the article did mention stuff from BoVD (it refers to some of the drug rules), I don't think it should be considered an actual preview as such. It was written by James Jacobs.

...and in issue #301 Campaign Components: Swashbucklers! by Travis Stout with Brent Phillips-Watts. "...character types, new weapons, swashbuckling feats, stunts, duels, fencing styles, new rules for firearms, new uses for skills, and parrying rules!" Masterpiece Theater, by Tim Hitchcock with...

And if Psionicist were Wandering Monster, it would.

I don't think this breaks the rules on starting a new discussion on an existing topic. While there's a thread discussing specifically the sealed section of the magazine, I thought that after 28 responses it might be too late (as well as rude) to usefully introduce a general discussion of the...

From the description of the spell "Corpsebond": "During the casting of this spell, the caster must copulate with a corpse of any size or shape." ...stuff then peels off the corpse and bonds with the casters body. The spell "Searing Seed" causes fluid to impregnate the victim, with a 1d3...

I do remember you, and I'd be happy to send you a die. Just use the email button below this post (I don't want people to know I'm on AOL). It's nice having you back, hope things start working out better for you.

This may not matter to you, but they've mentioned on the IK mailing list that the dragon (Voorie) is most likely actually a Fog Drake, due to the concept changes they've made in dragons for the setting since the module came out. If you're not already on the list, you might want to check out the...

I'm so sorry to hear this, my condolences to you and your child as well. Your husband was one of the posters where I never had trouble remembering quite who he was, and it was nice having him around. A lot of people he never even met in person will miss him.

I'm so sorry to hear this, my condolences to you and your child as well. Your husband was one of the posters where I never had trouble remembering quite who he was, and it was nice having him around. A lot of people he never even met in person will miss him.

When they said "size-Huge art gallery," I think they were referring to the size of the gallery. Unless they've really reworked the sylph and the spriggan. [edit: I guess the minimum 4 extra feet needed to get the spriggan's giant size up to huge the might not be all that incongruous . I was...

It's probably more out of concern for my vastly overdeveloped sense of embarrassment than any sort of laudable care on my part. However, I've had endless problems with my last name, and I feel I owe it to the memory of my father to make more of an effort than the people who made out his high...

W.M. Flinders Petrie translated 10 ancient "literary folktales" in the book Egyptian Tales. Dover has an edition of it in print, and you can find a 15 page excerpt at Amazon. It was done in 1895, so it might not be up to standards of current scholarship, but that might not matter for game...

A couple of hours after I posted the thread, I suddenly thought to myself "Did I remember not to put an 'e' in Allan again?" I remembered telling myself not to, but I didn't remember actually not doing so, or in fact my spellchecker telling me that I should do so. So I got back online to make...

That's a surprisingly dramatic and moving image, particularly when paired with an Ennio Morricone soundtrack.

It may have more to do with it being written by Joe Mucchiello. Hasn't he posted here in the past (or even the present), or am I thinking of some other Mucchiello?

The idea behind the "Feats of Personality" article is that the standard feats from the PHB can give insight into characters by asking things like how a feat affect how they behave or respond to things, what they had to be like to take the feat, or how do others view them because they have it...

Thanks, but I'm curious, as a word or as an acronym? It's actually a reference from Cordwainer Smith's future history series. While I realized that would go right past most people, and I'd like to claim the dual layers of meaning were intentional, I wasn't actually bright enough to realize...

The monster cultists were one of my favorite things they've done recently. I'd be happy if they dropped them into "Class Acts" occasionally.

No, of course I don't mind. It's not as if I'm running about the boards feverishly making other useful contributions. (I should probably put a smiley here) The honor points are a running measure of the knights' status in seven categories, (such as courage, courtesy, charity). These are used to...