Café de Nuit

Like ScS said, Last Stand didn't bother me because I thought the paladin would go from Domain to Domain killing darklords and dissolving domains. It bothered me because it breaks the tenets of the setting. No mortal magic should be able to cross the dark powers, including bossing around their playth...

So far my campaign has been: Pity the Child - from CoTN: Ghosts The Clockmaker's Legacy - homebrew The Carnival - just a brief intro to Carnival, based on the book Seepage - from CotN: Created The Mordentshire Miser - homebrew Vir Stannum - homebrew The Sinister Secrets of Southmoore - homebrew The ...

Personally, I think the modules work best when woven into a homespun campaign. I realize, of course that not everyone has time for that. My own campaign is about 50/50. I wouldn't try to run ALL the modules. Some of them are stinkers, and some of them are repetitious. (If you're running Adam's Wrath...

Well, they've already come out with 4 or five zombies expansions... But yeah, the concept could be extrended pretty much indefinately.

It was fun once or twice, and the plastic Zombies are great, but I got kinda bored with it rather quickly.

Conservative Judaism here. But I'm also a very scientific/technological-type, so I suppose I'm some sort of deist or theist. I've also got some unitarian leanings. (i.e., there is a god of some sort, although he chooses to operate by physical laws most of the time, and while my organized religion su...

As an old 2e diehard (who's played OD&D, and 1e AD&D before that), I begrudingly admit that 3e is a cleaner and smoother system, and that's what we play in now. I like some of the 3.5 stuff and use it, but not the whole thing. But I still use the 2e Ravenloft stuff for adventure ideas and ba...

Same as Charney. 3.0, but we grab some classes, feats and a few rules from the 3.5 SRD online.

I always liked one of the explanations from the SotK survey. I think it was John Mangrum's, but I could be wrong. The DP's are the shadows of the gods, the dark parts of their psyches that they don't admit to. The gods push them away into their subconsious, and they act out an exagerrated version of...