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I need some help folks. Starting this Saturday I am going to try to kick up DND Encounters again at my FLGS. We are not doing it on Wednesday as that conflicts with other WOTC events, so that is solved. Right now I am running 2 seperate events, first up is Darksun: Fury of the Wastewalker and...

I am considering giving this "War of the Burning Sky" a try instead of running H1 Keep on the Shadowfell, as to be honest I prefer something a bit more griping and Keep is kinda...bland. I was curious though if anyone here has run the 4E version of Burning Sky and if they could give me their...

I am going to be running Keep on the Shadowfell starting this coming Saturday, and I am trying to find some Monster Tokens that I can print on cardstock so I can use them instead of the plain tokens I have been getting in my Encounters stuff. I actually sat down and figured out how many of...

So I have 2 people who play DND With me. I DM and they of course get to play. Right now they each control a PC, and a "Minion" which is basically a PC whose sole purpose is to be there for combat. I am running them through KotS and intend to continue past that point with my own plot...

Currently I am running my group through Keep on the Shadowfell, and intend to purchase a PHB so they can remake their characters the way they want. However, I am curious as to the need, at least immediatly, of the DMG and MM. I figure it will take at least 3-4 more weeks (we play once a week)...

So I went to my LGS (I wouldnt say Fav) and got a test play of the new DND Mini's game. He explained Flanking and actually stated that with 1 Ranged character, and 1 Melee character, you could now flank. He used the following example. O is the "flankee" and the 2 numbers are the flankers...

Ok, in current 3.5 rules, a player can only attack a monster adjacent to him as follows. The "O" is the player, and the numbers are Monsters X1X 3O2 X4X At least, thats what I know currently. In 3.5 you cannot attack at a diagnol. But what about 4th Ed? I know in 4th Ed you can now move...

In 4th Edition, what seems to be the "perfect" party size? 4 people? 5? I only have 2 players and while its pretty easy for each of them to run 2 characters (Basically 1 is an RP character and the other is a personal minion) I would have to run a NPC if 5 is the "magic number" Or does it...

For example, the Wizard in KotS has Burning Hands which is Close: Blast 5 The way I am reading it, you target an adjecent square and then everything within 5 squares of that gets nailed EXCEPT for the origin square. That seems a bit strange and awkward, and if I am reading it right, is similar...

So, I generally only have 2 players to run games for. With the new rules for how encounters work in 4th Ed it should make building encounters a tad bit easier. (Ya know, the 1 Standard Monster = 1 PC formula) However, I purchased KotS so that me and my players can test out 4th Ed. Now, while...

So I am trying to find a good Steampunk based D20 Campaign setting / system. But I personally have been unsuccessful in my search. Does anyone here have any suggestions for a Steampunk styled D20 system or setting? And if you do, why do you like / dislike that particular system?

Does any know if it will be easier to run small scale games? I know right now in 3.5 ED that the standard party is considered to be 4 people and the game is balanced around such. I prefer to run smaller games with 2-3 actual players/pc's so its a pain to actually work out how to balance...