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Over the years, I've been in tabletop RPG gaming groups that have diminished or disbanded because of new trends in entertainment/hobbies. Any of you experience this?

A few people in my gaming group have told me they could game more if we could play online, via our home computers instead of face to face. I would do this if I could find a way to bring the tabletop experience to the PC. Is there any recommendations for doing this. Things I'd like to maintain...

OK, if I read this correctly, a melee weapon can be used to cause nonlethal damage. The damage is compared to the opponent's CON score. If the damage is less than his CON score, no effect. So basically, an average strength character brandishing a club can never knock the average opponent...

Our campaign, which has been pretty high on roleplaying, although the basic movement of the plot doesn't hinge on any character, has reached 6th level and some of my players are hankering to give up their current characters for new ones. My policy on new characters in the group has only applied...

I have noticed that every game store in my area that had space set aside for in store gaming, tournaments, etc. has gone out of business. Is shrinkage (shoplifiting) a big problem with stores that feature this sort of environment? If you have any experiences on how you dealt with the problem...

Any plans to release an 'official' OW character sheet pdf in the near future? I found a homebrew one on RPGsheets.com but didn't like the layout.

It's pretty well understood that the EL system is based upon parties of 4 adventurers. My gaming group is swelling to 7-8 players very soon. How do I keep it challenging? Increase the number of opponents in each encounter? Advance the opponents HD/CR? I'd really like to know about any...