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I like that. I think that is what I'll go with.

Thanks.

It's a plot device that started as a one off thing and has become a running gag. I'll probably keep it up until it stops being fun. Basically, the party is being run through several alternate universes and their abilities are "rebooted" with each jump. They've gone through the futuristic s...

Thanks a pant load.

For reasons way too complicated to go into, I need to make some fantasy versions of superheroes for my campaign. This was fairly easy with the other four. Warrior, Wizard, Rogue and Cleric were pretty simple to figure out. But how the #&!! does a body make a superhero out of a Bard? I mean, what...

Magic items?
You've never seen "Friday the 13th: the series"? [/quote]

Short of tricking them into landing on a tree, the logistics of staking a vampire dragon stagger me. You would probably need a river of holy water for that option to make sense. I would suggest that any vampiric creature that powerful should only be killable by sunlight and only be repulsed by a who...

Thank you

Somebody mentioned Vlad Drakov early on as a general of the Co.R.E. I have to say that sounds too respectable for such a bloosy savage. I would envision him as one of those Survivalists ala Michigan Militia mixed in with the whole live free or die biker mentality. I could almost see it now. the Falc...

I just read on Wikipedia that Van Ritchen's Guide to the Mists was a free download.
Does anyone know where to get this?

I know what you mean, Desertrising. I keep going back and forth on the issue of the Moon people. One moment I think that they'd be great, the next I think that they'd kill the mood of the setting. Like you, I have a love of longer epic sized campaigns. I think that the best thing to do about the len...

Actually Jasper, that is a common mistake. Samhain was not the Celtic God of the Dead. The Celtic God of the Dead was actually named Donn. Samhain was a month in the Celtic Calendar (equivilant to November I think) and the first three days of that month was a festival to the dead. However, what if o...

I like Lord Pruitt's idea. We could shift Jack (who I do want to keep around) into a more neutral position. I noted that the Cheshire Cat would be a good model for his role. I think that looking at "the Labrynth" 's Goblin King may also be a good source for him. The object of the game coul...

Acually, I kind of agree. Originally I wanted Jack to be there but to have some cool neutral position like the Cheshire Cat in "Alice in Wonderland" The thing is that I want a main villain. Basically, I think that the way home is to kill this main villain. The only other option I could thi...

I took a look at Grimm the other day. For those who don't know, Grimm is a d20 game that allows the players to take on the role of children with a group of new classes (Nerd, Bully, Jock, etc, you get the idea). The players are then abducted to the Grimm Lands. A land of dark fairy tales ruled over ...

I think, if we do create any Gazetters, we possibly start with somewhere other than the listed places. Eygpt - where a lot of things happened during the 1890's, would certainly be a place we could focus on. . Egypt could be cool but to be honest, it would not be my first choice. If I were going to ...