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<blockquote data-quote="HolyGrenadeFrenzy" data-source="post: 3659323" data-attributes="member: 41808">Most experienced gamers are on the cannon......Including myself.&nbsp; Although when using Erratta Fixes from WoTC site and the occasional contradicting rule and vague general direction statements within the &quot;Cannon Campaign Settings as well as the Core Rules&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; When statements do occasionally pop up it can be some work to keep things cohesive, 3.0 and 3.5 have done better than 2nd did however there are some hang ups still.&nbsp; This is to be expected and although you can always go with the newer &quot;always&quot; updates the older; this approach is often a switch up of pros and cons.I cetainly hope you are correct about JD still giving the Scarred Lands a shot. Wonderful setting the Scarred Lands are and they are a great place for campaigns and not a bad place to realm jump to.&nbsp; Even a great source for Homebrew Concoctions as well.&nbsp; The Creature Collections are a MUST HAVE IMO regardless of whether you use the setting as a campaign base. (Even WoTC has demonstrated this by using some excerpts for their own manuals, namely the Razor Boar and the Scorpion Folk)&nbsp; Yet there should definitely be more.&nbsp; I even had an &quot;accidental&quot; boost from one creature I used from a Creature Collection with an NPC before I realized the effects of the outcome.&nbsp;&nbsp; I had produced the most dangerous combination I had seen in years........If others haven't figured it out then it is a shame.&nbsp; It should be obvios to Core Rule Fanatics regardless of whether they use the Scarrd Lands.&nbsp; I will give a clue only if requested.&nbsp; It is dirty, dirty, dirty and I wouldn't consider it cheating just exploiting a good find.&nbsp; Yet restricting it to players by background and role play should be an essential.........It can win decisive battles.&nbsp; Truely, I am afraid to post it outright, lest it become common place.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HolyGrenadeFrenzy, post: 3659323, member: 41808"] Most experienced gamers are on the cannon......Including myself. Although when using Erratta Fixes from WoTC site and the occasional contradicting rule and vague general direction statements within the "Cannon Campaign Settings as well as the Core Rules". When statements do occasionally pop up it can be some work to keep things cohesive, 3.0 and 3.5 have done better than 2nd did however there are some hang ups still. This is to be expected and although you can always go with the newer "always" updates the older; this approach is often a switch up of pros and cons. I cetainly hope you are correct about JD still giving the Scarred Lands a shot. Wonderful setting the Scarred Lands are and they are a great place for campaigns and not a bad place to realm jump to. Even a great source for Homebrew Concoctions as well. The Creature Collections are a MUST HAVE [U]IMO[/U] regardless of whether you use the setting as a campaign base. (Even WoTC has demonstrated this by using some excerpts for their own manuals, namely the Razor Boar and the Scorpion Folk) Yet there should definitely be more. I even had an "accidental" boost from one creature I used from a Creature Collection with an NPC before I realized the effects of the outcome. I had produced the most dangerous combination I had seen in years........If others haven't figured it out then it is a shame. It should be obvios to Core Rule Fanatics regardless of whether they use the Scarrd Lands. I will give a clue only if requested. It is dirty, dirty, dirty and I wouldn't consider it cheating just exploiting a good find. Yet restricting it to players by background and role play should be an essential.........It can win decisive battles. Truely, I am afraid to post it outright, lest it become common place. [/QUOTE]

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