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on the other hand, NO ONE has agreed with you. not one poster. zero. nihil. you see, the thing is: there is nothing to refute. there's no offending point. you have gone mad over nothing. and, please, keep it coming. with so much problem in the world, i need to read something like this, while...

you're joking, right! I mean, this Nisarg is funnier than a chicken on dope! :D really, Nisarg, you should strech your boundaries and go out from your ivory tower. there's a world out there!

WOW! White Wolf declares WAR on role playing gamers! Sounds exciting! but maybe you should take a second to re-read the "attack"! and, judging from my experience, this is _true_. Now, my experience can be different from yours... but i think that a billion forums on new feats or which rule is...

My advices: 1) Tell the players that the game world won't be the average d&d game world, as per DMG. Explain them what is your aim, and try to convince them that you're working for the best of everybody's game interest. If you receive green light by them, everything is 10 times easier. 2) Cut...

Amen, brother!!! It read like a dull mathematics book (and I studied maths at uni, so I tend to like the average maths book...). And I paid the full price for it. I couldn't get a single idea out of the whole book, apart from the monster chapter. I was somewhat offended by the section on epic...

no, you're not. I read them, and stored them away from my eyes.

ooops! I didn't read that it was just d20 books! I thought AD&D/ D&D (the real one)/ and d20! I don't know how to change my vote: it should have been 10... mostly thanks to midnight

The red box did what GURPS 4th edition is doing now. I just can't wait to read the whole thing, find a bunch of players, and START A BLOODY GAME!!!! :p . I admit that HackMaster is a third close, though.

I'm afraid you're somewhat missing the point, here. As far as I'm concerned, "flavour" is anything that fills me with ideas and makes me willing to start playing as soon as possible. I'm talking about descriptions, campaign ideas, paragraphs on obscure elven history facts, an all that jazz. My...

I hate to point this out, but thee must be a problem with the link, as I am fowarded to a site with a bunch of pictures and nothing else... :confused:

You know what, Whisper? I like your approach. You're simply using the third edition rules and the 1st/2nd edition feel and reasoning. I will give it a try, as soon as I find a new group of players. Keep those suggestion coming, though! :)

And it works? :p What rules changes have you made? What assumptions found in the core books have been trashed out or ignored (I assume, for example, that there is no such thing as a magic item market in you campaign world)? You can send me a private message, if you feel that this is off-topic...

That's easily said, but it's difficult to do. I should have never raised the problem to begin with. Now that I have the problem, I won't make it go away simply by buring my head in the sand. :) The part that I like most in a role playing is creating believable situations, societies and worlds...

I recently saw a thread about low magic and its appeal that made me think. I basically quit dming D&D because of my problem with high magic. I decided to talk about it here, so that someone might find a solution. I'll start with a quote, from my DMG: "... magic is prevalent enough in the world...

You know, it's exactly this attitude that made me decide that my money had to go elsewhere. When I look at Wizards, I see poor editing, nearly useless revisions made to cash some more money out of old books, and a general attitude of "if you don't like it, then it's probably your problem". This...

Let me get this thing staright. You say that S&S and Malhavoc are the most pirated. I cannot see how this move could do anything for that! In fact, I suspect that they will alienate any casual buyer they might have had before. So, in order to force one pirate to buy their product (if he ever...

I have bought PDFs in the past (mainly TSR's stuff). I hate the limitations posed on PDF. I could stand using the PDF on a limited number of computers (with some difficulty, but still...). What I really can't stand is the cut and past limitation. What's the use of having a PDF if I cannot bring...

Breakdaddy and MerricB, I think you are both jumping at the other's throat without any sound reason. If you calm down and re-read each other topic, you will see there was no attack on anything or anyone, and that it all was a misunderstanding. :)

It depends on what you wnat them for: if you want to play the adventure in a d20 game (converting all the stuff), I would advice you to look elsewhere. The conversion can be long and labourious, especially if you never played AD&D or HM before. On the other hand, if you desperately want to play...

Yes.