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It's worth recalling that 3E explicitly added the often/usually/always qualifiers to creatures' alignments, in addition to continuing a decades-long tradition of stating in the introduction to its primary monster book that alignments weren't absolute.

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It's because the "pH" characters turned out to be... Basic. That's a chemistry joke, y'all.

As other people have said, they do not get the bonus feat that humans receive. I've heard similar arguments, mostly from people who (understandably) confused "racial traits" (i.e. the various mechanics specific to each race, such as humans getting a bonus feat, dwarves getting a skill bonus to...

I'm mostly curious about how the new edition would interface with some of the alternative subsystems for economics and governance from issue #3 of the Axioms (affiliate link) supplement.

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How compatible is ACKS II with the previous edition? Is there a conversion guide anywhere?

High heels definitely have a place in the game; according to Macho Women with Guns d20, they give female characters a +1 bonus to Charisma, albeit with a -5 foot penalty to speed and being unable to sprint. There are plenty of builds that can help with. Oh, and since Poe's Law is a thing:

<laughs in mystic theurge>

If you have the urge to rage-post about how everyone who disagrees with you are haters, and you're going to get some sort of symbolic revenge on them by spending money on and evangelizing for the things you think those people wouldn't like, my advice is the following: Re-read this thread's...

No, I think @Crimson Longinus has a point even without art having mechanics.

This is making me nostalgic for the days when elves, dwarves, etc. were all known as "demihumans."

It also had a web enhancement that contained a surprisingly large amount of extra material, and it received an unexpectedly large 3.5 conversion PDF as well. You can find both at the Ghostwalk entry on the TSR Archive.

"A bit"?

Krisp summarizes the video as follows: Introduction and Commute Discussion The conversation opens with a light-hearted remark about the interview, indicating that the speakers are delighted to be back together. The ease of commuting from their location to Burbank is humorously contrasted with...

And it's live! :D I just pledged, and can't wait to see the final product! EDIT: The page looks good to me, though of course I jumped immediately to pledging rather than giving it a once-over. :P

It was just wishful thinking on my part, but for a second I could have sworn that I saw... "Spider-Pig film in the works"

I was in college, and adopted the system immediately, though I needed a good six months before I grew comfortable with it.

This reminds me of a debate I once had several years ago with someone about the tactical options that PCs use when assaulting a dungeon complex (in the context of D&D). I'd posited that, for a stronghold where the native monsters were both intelligent and unified (in the sense that they were...

The entire presumption that "if you portray something evil in your work of creative fiction, and don't issue a disclaimer about how you don't agree with it, then you're endorsing it" is an incredibly toxic idea that has inexplicably become the default presumption for a particularly vocal...