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It's so nice to see who's on the top of the medal charts.. :D

My settings are also often city-based. Playing rogues in an underworld of corruption, treachery and murder is great fun. I reccomend buying Traps & Treachery (maybe traps aren't that interesting but the first part is an interesting read).

D&D movie The D&D wasn't the worst movie ever, but it sucked. Only thing I liked was when Snails died. As for BG, I've only played the original, but was going to buy Shadows over Amn or whatever new flashy title they've come up with these days. I only wish they could incorporate the 3e system...

I'm going to bump my own thread before it slips into the great abyss.

NPC classes are great! Yet I feel there there is need for a few more than those in the DMG. (And thereby shamelessly refer to my own NPC thread.)

Well, its kind off hard to keep up with things around here, so I have a tendency to lurk around whenever there's time and not really sayin that much knowing that any opinion stated would drown in a thousand others. :)

Hmm, well as a matter in fact I do know quite well what the adept is. But that's not what I'm looking for. Common NPC priests, the members of a organised society of faith, shouldn't be adepts, nor clerics. Therefore I made this class. I agreee, though, that the acolytes should have a "light"...

I was wondering if anyone had ever done these concepts. With the Thug I mean the hired muscle or wise guy of the medieval fantasy, a weaker version of rogue, but less stealthy and evasive, and more brutish. The acolyte is my NPC version of the Cleric class. These are the regular priests and...

Adventurers I think the wilderness itself would be a grave threat, and compared to this the orcs are just a minor hazard. The idea is that mighty forests, rivers and mountains are protected or kept so to say by spirits, malicious or kind. These are very protective, of course, and threaten all...

Many good points here. In reply to all who suggest redoing the old world; since I've told my players I am going to need a break from the old campaign, I figured I'm starting more or less from scratch with this one. I want to keep it more simple though, since I just don't have the time on my...

Lemon Curry.

I DM a group with the unusal combination of a minotaur and a fremlin. Don't tell me you don't know what a fremlin is.

Wow I feel like my name's in the back-section of some obscure newspaper. Congrats Morrus.

A litle something I wrote the other day: The old world was long ago created by one mighty being, that the elves know as Lahon, ”Creator” or ”Father”. From his fingertips spread woods, oceans, rivers and mighty mountains. Indeed, he has since the Beginning never ceased in his creation. The world...

Well I would preffer to kill them all, but sadly, my campaigns never come to this. We just grow bored, and then start a new one and leave all the old characters forgotten in my drawer. It's a shame, but characters only die on the rare occassion when a player leaves the group.

Mad!? I'm not mad! Really! Stop looking at me!

I was sitting here the other day, when a thought struck me... My old campaign's getting boring. So... I'm gonna make a new one. Just a quick brainstorm here, how I imagine it to be so far. Not high fantasy, nor low fantasy Hmm, I dont want all too powerful magical items, spells and...

Hmm. How about an orc underground stronghold? Me wants to see that too.

We vary mostly between english/norweigan in our games. The two languages represents two major different in-game languages, which is cool. Orcs speak some rude kind of german (heh). And upper class humans speak silly french/english.

Me too! Sounds like fun. I'll cover Dwarven foreign politics.