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That's right a DM can cheat. That's why every rules infraction that is caught by a player should be challenged, regardless if the infraction is large or small. Everytime a rules infraction goes unchallenged it just gives the DM more opportunities to try and get away with stuff like that...

So, that would be a waste of time. But, then it sounds like you have a lot of time when your group creates characters. Do you always contradict yourself? Point buy is better and rolling is for fools.

Oh, is that what your DM uses as his excuse? Because, he couldn't just look at the character sheets after everyone has rolled, huh? :rolleyes:

Wow! All of you DM's that have your players roll in front of you are anal. If someone is going to cheat, they are going to cheat and you can't stop them. Even if you have your players roll in front of you, are you watching what each one rolls? The players rolling aren't going to be watching each...

Why is this being rude? Arcady is simply stating his opinion that it's foolish not to use the point buy method. As for the original post, like most people stated there's nothing wrong with those scores. As a DM do you always randomly generate the ability scores of your NPC's, if so, are you...

If your DM doesn't use mini's in his game, he's either a fool or likes to cheat. It's probably the latter, so he can keep his precious story intact.

I guess that was the point I was trying to make in my first post. I will definately buy it and give it a try because of my like for B5, but if I don't like something with the rules I'll use d20 Modern to fill the gap. I guess my feelings of MP's other products persuaded me to make a rash...

Why? I don't want to be to rude, so let's just say I don't care for much of Mongoose's stuff.

Does anyone know if it will be set up with d20 Modern and the upcoming d20 Future in mind. If not, it will only be worth source material for me.

That's okay, thanks. The links from BFG and NiTessine worked out for me. Thanks.:D

Can we get a link to this webpage. My yahoo search turned up nothing. Thanks.

Wicht - anything would do really. I just need something for one session before my group starts a new campaign. Lazybones - thanks, but we've already played that one.

Does anyone know of a good one-shot adventure that can be ran in one 8 hour session and comes with pre-generated characters? I know that's a lot of requirements, just thought I'd ask. Thanks.

I have all three of the Sea books. I'll be starting a seafaring campaign this coming August. I plan on using the underwater rules from the Seafarer's Handbook and the ship rules from the Sea's of Blood. I haven't read Broadsides yet, so I'm not sure if there is anything in there I'm going to...

This is so wrong. I think you got your rules mixed with my roleplaying.:D First you say that it's okay to maximize your character's chances of success "within the rules." Then you turn around and say that not telling the GM that he screwed up a rule, because it's in your character's favor, is...

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This analogy doesn't work. As a player the DM is not your opponent, D&D is not a competitive game. You're supposed to be playing a game and having fun with your friends. The rules are there for a reason, they are the rules your group agreed to play by, and should be enforced by everyone. If you...

Everyone seems to be saying "well the DM forgot the fiend had the power to teleport, so too bad." Read the original post again that's not what happened. The DM had just told the player that the fiend had the teleport spell-like ability. What the DM didn't know was that the fiend could still...

First of all, I think it's the responsibility of everyone to stress the rules both players and the DM. The DM should not have to have every single rule memorized, it's just not possible. I think that the issue above is a rules clarification more than a strategic issue. My reasoning is, the Pit...

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