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Good idea and just in time for 2 new players joining my campaign. Thanks. Maybe add swift/immediate actions?

I played one of the versions of the Bounty Hunter from Dragon Magazine. Also played a Black Priest from White Dwarf. Edit: Also used a Necromancer class from White Dwarf as an NPC BBEG.

Sure, my kids' hobby will be selling off all my unpainted miniatures when I kick the bucket. :)

I received their newsletter today. They have a plastic popcorn bucket, topper? and looks like cups.

Yes and Blackrazor comes to mind.

:-) in my campaign or yours? I think it would be the percentage in whatever random magical weapon table is in the DMG. If rolling d100 and 01 to 30 is designated a +1 weapon then I would call that 30%.

That 25% overall could be concentrated in the more powerful swords with very few +1 swords being intelligent.

We had several campaigns going at once. Low level types in one campaign where you could start with a 1st level character and a higher level campaign. Everybody had 3-4 characters in the higher level campaign. Once we could raise dead folks we didn't have the problem of filling gaps in the party.

Similar, but not as bad as that... When I went home for summer break from school I found a group near Pitt (I grew up just east of Pittsbugh) and asked to join. They let me play. I'll never forget my first session when I went to roll a d20 for an attack and the DM said, "Whoa, I roll the...

I hear that. Our group played the same characters in several campaigns from 1979 through 1983. Some time in 1980 we found out that one of the players started his cleric at 7th level. His best friend played a magic-user and fighter of 8th level or so when the cleric was created and I suspect...

We played in the late 70s, early 80s with the LBB. It was a hoot. We rotated GM responsibilities. We all rolled characters until one of us rolled up an octegenarian (ok, that's an exageration) who mustered out with a scout ship. Lots of characters died during character creation. It was a...

Welcome aboard.

I did an actual dual class human. Did 10 levels of fighter, then changed classes to magic-user. The character was hard to kill.

I did one, but not the way it was intended. In the first campaign I was in back in 1979, the DM allowed anybody to multi-class. Your character got experience by doing class related things. Magic Users got XPs for casting spells, thieves for stealing stuff, clerics for casting spells and...

Which devil? My name is Legion: for we are many.

So? Chris Pine's character gets eaten by a gelatinous cube? Major spoiler.

I suspect how well the movie does will have nothing to do with bringing more people and creators to the hobby. The best they can hope for is a few D&D players bringing non-D&D people to see the movie and maybe getting the non-players to agree to buy a players handbook and play the game. As you...

"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me."

Funny thing is that if they hadn't tried to pull this crap with the OGL, I would have gone to the theater to see the movie. Not now.