Dungeons & Dragons

Had an awesome day today for the WitR game day! Four new people showed up and we had enough for two full tables, but only had one DM (me). We have two strong, dependable groups now so it's pretty awesome!

That's awesome, Harry! Best wishes with the two groups!

Amen, Mikael. I have to say...it took me a couple of years to figure this out...I was just so stubborn going into 4e that it clouded my judgement. Once I let go of that frustration and started to consider what changes I would like to make to 4e, I realized the system was very intuitive and adapatable, and I finally saw it's full potential. Personally, I don't think 4e is for everyone. But there's no reason to hate on it, or its creators, or wish bankruptcy on WotC. That's just silly.

Of course Pun-Pun lives, he can spontaneously resurrect himself and then summon 99 more Pun-Puns...

I wonder if its got rituals to change humanoids to serpent-like humanoids, like the hinted to in the DMG... guess I will wait for my Compendium updates to find out!! DDI Rocks!

Ok...I know what a good DM can do....it's not first edition but player alwasy compare themselve each other and the babarien is not fare for other player.....It wont kill the game for the DM but other player will find there caracter a lot less powerfull....and will loose interest.......like the priest in 3.5.

@ Sean: That's what's great about the structured roll-out of 4e content; the new 'hybrid' class options featured in PHB3 provide a fresh and innovative way of multiclassing that goes beyond the current feat-based system. As for the DS elements...we're really just going to have to wait and see. Classic DS required players to make 3 characters, ... Read Morestart at 3rd level, and deal with the fact that using magic stripped the world. It was a harsh setting, and I think that fits well with the 4e system. I don't think the campaign materials are going to disappoint.

I couldn't get into DS when it came out, too much survival bookkeeping, I am eager to see how it works in 4E, hopefully it will be less bean counting/dice rolls/game time spent foraging.

@John Bonifas: Wow...I REALLY like that rule...may have to...ahem...'steal' that one!

@John Bonifas: With Demogorgon's two heads conniving against one another, wouldn't that be a love quadrangle?

BRUCE LEROY.... Sho'nuff!

@Aaron Dale: Who's the master?

You can put them on ignore, click on their name and go to block/report and just block them. You won't see any more of their comments. That's what I did.

another amazin book!!! whoot! to all you D&D players... enjoy it all! hey, get to writing some submissions and send them in, who knows? next book we read could be your one!!! And the first dragonlance novels were written from a game being played!!! so what are your players up to?????? hmmmm???? (mine are currently on a floating hulk of a wrecked ship... being attacked nightly by a ghost ship who's crew thirst for their souls...) its fun!

Oh yeah...I'm on book 11....two more to go. Great Great Story!

Good books, I've read them all. Memorable characters.

just scanned into PDF the original version of THIEVES GUILD, Rules and Addons I - V (1980)

Can't get enough of Drizzt.