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:D Year of the Zombie, for zombie apocalypse. I have Earth AD2 and it totally rocks.

Yeah, reminds me of my wife. She calls me here little dork. I respond "Well, at least I don't have a dork fetish!" . :p

Sounds cool Merric! This is one of the advantages of D&D, you have pretty much everything you need between MM's and core books to design sweet beasties. :D

You fit under "yes". Most every session you GM seems to use stuff you either made up yourself or heavly modified.

Thanks. More on the way. :)

I posted this poll on two other sites and so far here's what we have: Enworld= 70% 30 votes RPG.net= 90% of 32 votes The RPG Site= 100% of 15 votes

For the purposes of this poll there is no middle ground. You either use more self created material than published material or you don't. If it's a tie you'd probly fit in the "no" category.

I was just thinking about GMs who write/design some or all of their of the gaming material the use. Anything from setting, system, adventures, or maybe just modifying published settings/adventures. for the purpose of this poll, I'd say you count as a "yes" if you, more often than not, write...

Part 1 The past few days had been a rolling nightmare. Gabe had come home from school, just as he had done every day. It was warm, the sun felt good on his back, and all things were normal in his white picketed fence neighborhood. The only thing out of the ordinary was that he saw no one...

The Source in MN had two copies left as of 7pm lastnight.

Dungeonscape is the best WotC book I have seen in quite a while. Its a book that should be in any Dungeon loving GM's collection, no matter the system you prefer. There is also good stuff in there for players.

I treat any enclosed structure as a dungeon in my games. Whether it be a cave,ruin, palace of a current king or a long dead one they are all dungeons. That said most of my dungeons have a perfectly logical reason why they would be there and why who/what is there. Sometimes thoug we like a good...

I have never had a problem finding gamers in MN. I can probly have gamed with of 150 different gamers here in the last 5 years, most of them I still see around. Minneapolis/St. Paul has a large gaming community Rochester has a gaming community larger than one would expect from a town its size...

I normally play in two groups, but my new schedule @ work has made it so that my weekend group is no longer doable. So I'm looking for a second group. I'm open on tuesdays and thrusday evening from ~5-11pm. I play mostly non-d20 games, but enjoy D&D and other d20 games as well. you can...

Novels can make a setting more attractive. When I homebrew, I know how everything works,looks, and feels in my gaming setting. When get a published setting, thats not always the case. Not that I need a series of novels to GM a setting, but Its nice for getting the feel of the setting.

Yeah, anything that supports small publishers is a good deal to me. congrats to all the Judges as well. :D

I was playing Tales of Gaea once and my character was a 6th level Kolba (halfling) Mage. In the system the game uses you can have spells backfire on you. Well I rolled very very poorly when casting flame breath and the result of the backfire was that my head blew off with flames spewing from the...

Eberron is by far my favorite 3.5 WotC setting. I also think that the novels for Eberron as a whole have been very good by gaming standards.

I thought the RPGsite is down. :confused:

yup, RPGshop and doordice are seperate from OneBookShelf, though they are owned by one the owners of OBS.