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Re: Kabuki warriors Actually, they're performers who use garish costumes, quips, sleight of hand, jugling, and illusion to distract, confuse, and trick their opponents. And humilliate them. It's obviously oriented towards bards and bard/fighters, though they mention that monk/illusionists are...

If they'd done an issue entirely about all different sorts of evil, I wouldn't have complained. It's the one note of the evil that gets on my nerves. The first article very dramatically sets up how from before birth a drow is caught in a cycle of predation, murder, torture and degredation...

If your looking to use drow, yes, it's a good issue for that. If your not, its hard to pick bits out of the drow articles, and there's not much else in it. (By the way, if you're using albino drow, be sure to check out the editorial. It's about Andy Collins using "pale-skinned, spider-eyed...

I don't see any reference to the drow equipment being destroyed by sunlight.

To be fair, the Ashen Compact can be repurposed, the items don't really need to be drow, some of the monsters could be tweaked to be non-drow related and you might be able to use the maps. But overall, this might be the hardest theme to mine bits out of.

...drow, drow, and yet more drow. Probably the most overwhelmingly themed issue recently, with only one non-drow feature article, the Chainmail and Greyhawk stuff and 2/3 of the comic strips devoted to drow, and no "Up on a Soapbox," "Elminster's Guide," or "Class Acts." (Not that they needed...

As tempting as it is to shout "Adkison," I'll just point out that it's "Evernor." For people who haven't heard about it, they've put up a couple of free races that aren't included in the book at the link below. There'll be two more each for volumes II and III...

"Whoa -- hey!" The party was undercover in a town that had been secretly taken over by a demon, and all the clergy and prominent citizens possessed. One of the characters was wandering around at night on a flying carpet with a ring that was a variation on a Wand of Wonder. He came across three...

They've stated that a lot of the numbers in the Dragon article will be changed in the final product. Part of their reason for running it was to get feedback. Also, isn't what's being discussed here as ECL now referred to as LA (Level Adjustment)? According to Dragon #295, page 12: "According to...

There's a collection of wav files on the Wizards site that give the correct pronunciations (which are for some reason listed on the "Earlier Editions Fan Articles" page, they really ought to be moved over with page with the free downloads of official products)...

I'd have no problem with seeing other games covered here. I'm used to and like the way things are set up, so it would be more pleasant than having to hop around other sites.

In another thread, Jesse Decker said: "Living Greyhawk Journal will still appear in the pages of Dragon, and Polyhedron will still be partnered with Dungeon." http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17028&perpage=20&pagenumber=1 Also, the text of the press release said...

...leads to the old address.

One game has 3 characters in the party, one of whose player moved away so the other two of us are taking turns running it till he gets back (Which was supposed to be months ago...hopefully he's not dead or anything.). The other has seven players, usually at least one or two are gone (one of...

The TSR book City System had an 11 page section of random encounter tables. There's a different table for each ward of Waterdeep, so the Dock Ward can be used for a seaport, the Southern Ward for a city on a caravan route, and so on. Each has 120 entries. It's available as an ESD.

Chris Jones posts here as Mindcrime. He wrote the Book of Taverns for Necromancer, and contributed to Arms & Armorand Spells & Magic for Bastion, and the Penumbra Bestiary for Atlas. He co-wrote The Slayer's Guide to Yuan-Ti. He has a number of new concoctions based on his herbalism chapter...

The D&D pages are accessible to some people, but not to others. There's a thread on this, probably on the second page now. Direct links were posted to the new pages by people who could get to them, but they didn't work for me and others.

Happy Birthday Morrus, with many gratuitous exclamation points.

A lot of stories feature gifted young characters who are thrust out into the big wide world and have to develop into heroes. In some cases, starting out in D20 Modern base classes might give a better sense of this than low levels of D&D classes do. I like the idea of a group of adventurers just...

Very, very, very nice. Makes me want to come up with something to use it for. Could you give us the backstory on the building? And are the symbols on the flagstones on the 2nd floor anything in particular, or just decorative?