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Bring back the danger. The thing of going into a dungeon is the real possibility that you may not come out alive. Also kill the 5 room dungeon dead, it's boring.

Grow some balls and get your :):):):) together. At the end of the road, the only people that really care about you, is well, you. Asking for sympathy on a game forum is pointless. I used to be on the same boat as you, but a lot earlier in life. I was about 21, smoked two packs a day, had a...

As long as it says out of the table, OK computer.

Dominion Rules - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I like it quite a bit.

We will just have to agree to disagree. I think it's an excellent mechanic to provide a differentation between the clerics of different religions and adds a lot of flavor to the game. Lacking things like this is why newer editions don't appeal to me. It seems this is the inverse to you and while...

It is not sudden and it is not punishing the PCs (weird concept that, first time I've heard such thing was in this thread). If the PC is going to play a cleric, he knows that if his deity is a demigod or has a lesser status he is going to be limited in power. Want power? Follow a more important...

After experimenting a bit I've discovered that It's not the minis I dislike, it's the grid and counting spaces.

In that case it generally requires a sacrifice to act as a proxy, and a ritual in order to summon the demon. That is why a low level cultist can summon thingies. Is not like he casts summon devil, he goes through a process to summon one.

She can grant spells to her followers. They are limited in scope by its portfolio and in power by her rank in the divine hierarchy. That's like asking for Robin to have the same power level as Batman.

Why are you assuming that both dieties have the same power level to share, if such power level comes from the number of believers in the first place? Let's take Tempus, major diety and god of war, battle, conflict, warriors, etc. He is a very powerful god, since war and battle are happening all...

About the bolded part, that is not always the case. For example, in FR (pre Godswar) it does not happen simply because while they have a higher power level than most mortals, they don't have the same power level as the patron deity. This is made to give the game world a feeling of...

What? I'm not saying that. I'm saying that they don't have the same power level as a greater diety to give to it's follower. Again, take into account that pantheons are organized hierarchically. It is not as simple as giving all your power to your followers, you also have to respond to your...

How can it give what it doesn't have? And most weaker deities are servants of stronger deities, like it happened in earth pantheons. Also the world is no though out in terms of what makes sense from a PC perspective or what is more convenient for PCs. I do not share your opinion on the subject.

Depends on what you like. If you like plot driven adventures, I guess they did it better. If you like exploring a world with little to no plot, then I would assume that they are not very good. I have the aniversary edition of against the giants and I do not find it "random". The strongholds...

I like 2e better. I mean, I have played both games and the end result is pretty much the same. Only that in 3.x I have to know more rules, I have customize and optimize my characters, the unified mechanic is broken, the saving throws are boring and the balance is lacking. They unified the XP...

Read the 2e DMG. The reward for converting someone to your faith is XP and of course a new orc lackey.

Love the book, and it's exactly what we need more of in my opinion. Full of great ideas and inspiration. Heck I think the tables are just there to respect the ancient ritual of rolling instead of finger picking. If anyone has more books like this, they are greatly appreciated.

It's easier to prepare a fun combat that is to prepare a fun adventure, at least with modern versions of the game. So they focus on combat because they can reach more people and it takes the DM less work. Get an xp budget, follow the guidelines and you have a nifty and violent scenario to be...

have you thought about starting a wiki? I'm in the process of scavenging D&D modifications to make a game that fits the setting I'm writing and I like what I see. Keep it up!

I play 2E and as a fighter I do not feel there is a balance problem between me and my mate the wizard. I mean, he finished off a fire elemental with a prismatic wall, but I killed the dragon with an arrow of slaying. He has more proficiencies than me, but they are mostly the academic kind, I...