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Greywulf, I have been lurking through your threads since the beginning, and I'm just another M20 lover. I translated it to Italian and I really hope I'll be able to convert my current campaign (see sig) to M20 during the next session (well, I hope all my players will agree - given M20 is perfect...

Until some fifteen years ago, there was Conscription in Italy. During my Conscription year, I recklessy played at Magic:tG, mostly during the long and useless night watches inside the barracks. :\ D&D was simply not popular among that people, but I never knew a military who frowned upon it.

If fiddling with your own goddess is an option, I would do this: The Demi-Goddess of Luck is commonly worshipped as an incostant but rather benign entity. The Demi-God of Bad Luck is worshipped by few. They curse the whole world and invoke Bad Luck upon both their friends and enemies alike...

I believe those are the key points for building up a consistent cult. The motivations of the leaders and of the worshippers, as different as they may be, will be certainly basic to the other points you listed - rituals, cleric types and powers, and so on. That said, I still have to produce any...

Yeah, I carefully avoided it until now, knowing we would play it one day. :D My DM would love this. He has always had a passion for Olidammara. Oh, I forgot! He's running a filler between the one we just finished (The Standing Stone, set in Chult) and Deep Horizon. So, yes, we will be one or two...

Well yes, I have heard that already... but having got the Italian translation of the module, we just wanted to give it a go. Scry-Buff-Teleport should become a common trick for us too at this level, so thank you for the info, Wulf!

Hi all, I have a doubt I'd like to share with you. One of my friends, at his first experience as a DM, has been running his 3.0 campaign rather fine so far. He is now going to run Deep Horizon, and he has expressed a concern about my character. Mind you, he's been very nice, and he has not in...

...and they can be surprised during their sleep? They must be very relaxed about what's going on in your campaign! ;) IMO, poison is not very dramatic at high-level, but if you really want to go that way, I believe you can afford a save-or-die effect, especially if the DC is easily beatable...

:) I am tolerance itself Tewligan, and you have a point there. Everyone should be having fun. I guess we'll have to wait for an update from WanderingMonster. Maybe the seat change will do.

:D Let's put it like this. If he farts because he has health problems, then: 1. His problem should not prevent him from gaming. I think this is plain. 2. If I am gaming with the guy, I'll try hard to sit on the other side. 3. If he farts on me wherever I may sit, then I would definitely talk to...

To put it simply, yes. ;) Edit: I can see now how late I am on this... :o

The control group was LOL for me too! :D

Nifft, I pointed it out because I have actually been in a similar situation, and the guy DID have an health issue. A serious one, as I discovered later. I was astonished at everybody pretending not to hear, but when I was told of his issues, I was only glad that I kept my mouth shut. And...

Maybe Farshore from Savage Tide can do. IIRC, it was a mining village, although definitely not mountainous. :) Check out the Dungeon 143 supplement for the map.

:\ Just make sure Connor has no health problems that you should take into consideration...

An idea I am considering in my campaign is having the PCs running into an uncharted shoal (or even running aground on it). The shoal turns out to be an unknown sunken city that has recently come to the surface - for whatever reason is fine with your plot. In my campaign, what is slowly rising...

I would not miss the chance to fast forward 600 years, and learn what happened in our absence. Then, after gaining demonic powers, I would look for a way back in time, richer with my glance at the future AND my brand new demon template. ;)

That. :)

I have been playing with and without the grid in 3E and I very much prefer playing gridless for your reasons exactly. So my advice is: - Drop flanking completely - If you feel that a specific situation should allow an attack bonus or a sneak attack, just say it to the player. Don't be afraid...

I have just used this in my running pirates campaign, although with some (major) changes. Basically, I needed some pirates messing with a lighthouse. :) The players still have to go that way though. Ran this as a one-shot and it went amazingly well. Much roleplay, little combat. Fun. I'm...