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There's a lot of Pathfinder and 3E D&D content at Cayzle's Wemic Site. http://cayzle.com

This comes too late for the discussion, but others looking here for info in the future may be interested in this screed on the origins of lamia in mythology and in D&D, at Cayzle's Wemic Site. It discusses the greek myth of Queen Lamia, the evolution of the mythological figure into a monster...

Dear RedLeopard -- May I invite you to try a play-by-post game? You can visit a board, read up on what others have posted, and post your own turn once a day or so. It is ideal for people who need flexibility or who have limits on when they can get online. And we have our own custom boards system...

wemic links and reach Thank for the updates to the PDF. I think I'll grab a copy of the PDF just to keep in case, and link to this thread from my wemic site. If enworld ever goes belly up, I'll have the PDF then. :-) [I mean that half seriously ... after almost ten years online, i have lost...

I love this PDF. May I host a copy on my Web site? I'm not a player of 4E, so I cannot comment on the rules mechanics, but may I comment on the flavor text? My personal preference is to depict the wemic as it was described originally, under first edition, that is, more centaur-like than...

Great thread Hey, great thread! I like the analysis I'm reading here. In fact, I've linked to this thread from my latest blog entry, about the diplomacy skill. http://www.geocities.com/cayzle/

Well, I understand that since 90+% of the Unearthed Arcana, say, is OGL content, so there is no problem treating it like the SRD. BoredFlak at d20srd.com is putting the UA online like the SRD, and I'm looking forward to that. But I guess what it comes down to is that I look to the SRD as...

Thanks for the comments Personally, I stick to stuff in the SRD or available online. I don't necessarily trust the power balance of the non-core stuff, and more importantly, I hate it when you are forced to go out and buy books you don't have. Anyhow, thanks for everyone for the great comments!

[First time posting ... hope this is appropriate!] A three-part series on Dungeons and Dragons mages who specialize in wearing armor and casting verbal-only spells has concluded at Cayzle's Wemic Site. Part One: The Spells -- http://www.geocities.com/cayzle/screeds/book013.html Part Two: The...