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For me, I mostly use WotC products when playing/Gming D&D. The books they put out , as a whole, are excellent quality. On the rare occaison that a WotC product does not suit may purposes, I may pick up a 3rd party book but most often I just homebrew. It's complete different story for d20...

Well, it's most likely going to be OGL, which doesn't imply full compatability with either d20 modern or D&D 3.5.

This is the description WW gave out at GTS:

Not exaclty what I meant. More like "Could Monte's take be better than the current d20 Modern?" sure it's going to have some setting and stuff, but I wonder how usefull it will be outside of the WoD.

It will be interesting to see what Monte does with d20. Seems to be a new d20 modern to me. :confused:

Almost every D&D game I have played in had 3-5 players, which seems to work for me. I have run/played in bigger games of 8-15 people before and didn't like it much, everything seems to take forever when you have that many people involved.

your group is a rarity.

yeah, my first character (I still have it), is about the same age (17) as the this years winner.

you have been playing since I was 5 years old. Yikes! :confused:

Can't complain to much about a free site. :p

I used a cell phone on speaker (on weekends, unlimited minutes) before and that worked well. We don't use minis much so that part isn't an issue.

I think if this isn't a regular occurance for this players, I'd let him roll up a new character if they are relatively low level.

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Pretty good stuff. :) One suggestion: Please ID who is speaking in the dialogue more. I'm getting lost trying to keep track of who is talking.

I think most of them are pretty good as long as you keep in mind the strengths of each and don't fault them for what they are not.

I'll just echo that the D&D Epic book was just stale. I have to admit though that I hate Epic level play. Generally in my games by the time the PC's begin to get close to epic we retire them. They go out to pasture as legends and hero's, maybe great leaders. If I wanted to play god like...

I use Excel. Me no like math. :confused:

Part 2 Gabe's jaw slackened in disbelief as he backed away. "Mom? What's wrong with you?!" His eyes widened with tears welling up inside. His mother looked at him; let her arm holding the flesh fall straight down. When her arm reach full extension (knuckles towards the floor), she let her...

I would need to know more about the specific instance you are quoting. However, from what you posted I would say the DM within the rights of NPC knowledge. I would think that a cleric would be at a huge advantage if you were trying to bluff about something related to his God.

Yup, and there are some supplements for it as well. I should also mention I really like Darwin's World. Really, you can't go wrong with any of the suggestions.