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<blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 2298991" data-attributes="member: 5100">Oh!&nbsp; Don't get me wrong.&nbsp; I love to read D&amp;D books.&nbsp; I'm just to the point where more rules are starting to become static in the system.&nbsp; I hadn't really even thought about it until I was trying to explain the amount of PrCs, feats, etc. that's available to my newer players.&nbsp; Then, I suddenly understood the deer-in-the-headlights look I kept getting.&nbsp;What I want now are good, solid toolkits that will reduce the time and effort I need to put into my game (a homebrew, none-the-less) to keep it afloat.&nbsp; The DMG2 looks to fit that bill nicely.&nbsp;Anyone who can sell me a good tutorial on how to keep my setting organized, make sure I don't lose table notes, develop campaign handouts, and/or really suck in the players has another sale to me.&nbsp; I've been DMing for over 20 years, and I've learned some tricks, but there's always room for improvement.&nbsp; Plus, I've found that having the guidelines right in front of me helps greatly as my left brain and right brain don't seem to be capable of being on at the same time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercule, post: 2298991, member: 5100"] Oh! Don't get me wrong. I love to read D&D books. I'm just to the point where more rules are starting to become static in the system. I hadn't really even thought about it until I was trying to explain the amount of PrCs, feats, etc. that's available to my newer players. Then, I suddenly understood the deer-in-the-headlights look I kept getting. What I want now are good, solid toolkits that will reduce the time and effort I need to put into my game (a homebrew, none-the-less) to keep it afloat. The DMG2 looks to fit that bill nicely. Anyone who can sell me a good tutorial on how to keep my setting organized, make sure I don't lose table notes, develop campaign handouts, and/or really suck in the players has another sale to me. I've been DMing for over 20 years, and I've learned some tricks, but there's always room for improvement. Plus, I've found that having the guidelines right in front of me helps greatly as my left brain and right brain don't seem to be capable of being on at the same time. [/QUOTE]

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