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Ditto. edg

I don't play 3.5 but do use Forgotten Realms as my world. So, I guess my answer is the same, in that I am still planning on buying the FR things and that's all I was going to get in any case. edg

I also use pbwiki. http://dmgaming.pbwiki.com We use it for session information, NPCs, PC backgrounds and ideas, etc. I only have the past few campaigns out there but some are quite detailed. I am just getting into putting pictures and other things with writeups. I really like it! It's...

Speaking as a programmer, I don't see this happening. I don't see WotC going anywhere. Further, the whole idea of RAD a) was NEVER true and b) never helped anyone. ANY program worth its code took months to create with good people following a plan. I will agree that they are going to have to...

I liked this as I heard bad things about ME. Further, I think it applies to gamers in many ways. edg

I think this is up to style. My players recently thought they had a victory and it turned out to completely help the bad guy. Talk about "losing the high" from the moment really quickly! I also agree that overall, DS is bleak. However, many players seemed to like Tyr being a free city, so...

Ah. Okay, I can agree with that. As you said, I didn't get a sense of DS and the first novel changed it. Unfortunately, game companies seem to do that a lot. I think the Avatar Trilogy was one of the first for FR. I know several novels changed Ravenloft but don't know when. DL obviously...

This gave me an interesting idea. What if, using only the main boxed set, the dragon WAS the cause of the devastation? What if the SKs ARE trying to return the world to the Green Age? What if it is the dragon that has templars, spreading the rumors about the SKs and making life tough on Athas...

Well, as much as I agree with this, my players aren't much for political stuff. That's fine, don't get me wrong. I tend to have it but more in the background. But, I agree with everything else you say, whole heartedly! And there is lots of room for adventures! This is an awesome...

Almost on topic: If I were to run a DS campaign, I would make the first campaign about them being in service to Kalak. Then, they get to choose if they try and take him down or help him with his plans. I would have Kalak still do his plan but allow the PCs to either help him succeed or fail...

I like that idea! Make the tableland a bit bigger and the city states further apart. Did you actually add land? Or just up the scale on the map? edg

Unfortunately, in trying to use Dark Sun, my players said I did too well of a job as they didn't like it. I was also too literal because I did worry about food and water as soon as they left a city. I didn't do the setting justice. Now, I would LOVE the opportunity to play here. I have tons...

DS and other things I agree that the biotech was strange and not something I liked. Perhaps it was because it was too weird in the DND ruleset. It seemed clunky. I might be able to do it now, as I use Alternity, but it seemed strange at the time. A very rough add on, I thought. As to...

When are the tools going to be available to do my own? I currently use Alternity, an OOP game, which will never be supported by Lone Wolf. So, I am interested in the product but not until I can test it by seeing how well I can enter in and create my own data files. Any idea when this will...

THANK YOU! I am so SICK of hearing this. And I seem to be hearing it MORE! edg

I have to admit to being torn on this episode. I agree with what people have already said here. Lots of Deus Ex Machina. The ending seemed forced. A gun was all that was needed for the paradox machine. It seems like it was a lot of little things, rather than one big thing. I am also not...

I think that sums it up for me as well. edg

That was awesome! Loved the banter between them. (And I loved them using Roger Delgado's voice in the previous ep) I thought the whole thing was well done. Priceless. I only wish they could have spent lots more time with the history of the Doctor's planet. *sigh* edg

Speaking of OOP . . . I recently sat down and re-read the main boxed set of Dark Sun and then looked at several of the supplements. Knowing the whole story, or at least knowing what they had and that it wouldn't change, made it even better, and I already like it! I think the same for the...