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Moorkroft looks up at the girl for a second time. Her greatly altered aspect holds his attention. He drops a loose plank he had picked up. He begins to intone an Ezran prayer-'' Holy Lady, watch over we who sojourn in the Mists. Let not the Mists of Death claim our souls, but let them be guided into...

Armor plate made to a certain strength was still quite useful against gunfire, at least at a fair distance.Armorsmiths would actually fire weapon into the armor, marking the dent as a ''proof'' of it's resistance at such-and-such a distance to a musket ball. I'm talking 1600s here, not modern high v...

We used to play Ravenloft, back in 2E days. Our group always used the rules for firearms from HR4 A Mighty Fortress[ Europe from 1550-1650]. They were detailed, and made guns worth buying. Misfires were handled nicely. Guns may have been a bit of a holy terror on armor[at close range, anyway]-but I ...

What a cool idea! Sure, vampires could do it. One question is : are these vampires the type who have to rest part of the time, in native soil? I really cannot recall what the MM says. Are these human vampires, or dwarven? I believe you can find alternate stats[if you like] for dwarven vampires in De...

Oh, if he gets eaten by zombies, he'll at least go down swinging! The risk of such a horrible death is part of what makes being an adventurer so much fun . Who wants to stay on the farm?

Just thought I'd mention how much I am enjoying the game. Because of missions, I really don't have time to actually sit down with my friends and get a game of D&D going. Not complaining, though. That's all, I suppose.

Very good point. I should have re-read the Plane o' Blood description!

I just like nasty diseases[well, in a game context-dealing with them in real life isn't much fun].

For nasty side effects of Grave, I like the suggestion of trench foot[it's nasty ]. What about a similiar maladythat starts out low and spreads upwards? A sort of ''trench body''[not how it actually works, but this is a fantasy].The longer you stay, the more you rot. If it kills you, you rise as wal...