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One word: Sweet !

of course it helps! :) Thanks for answering! I was thinking if a kind of magic shop for selling scrolls and potions wouldn't be off-setting for ravenloft, that's why I asked :P A vistani caravan maybe? My other question is 'cause the player's wealth tend to grow, but D&D economics is basically ...

HMB, i liked DoD quite well. It was the first book to include native characters and gives a complete starting point for players and DMs alike. Domains of Dread was important in two ways: 1) It included the first published chronology / timeline of the 2) More important than including the creation of...

Sometimes you can find gems on eBay just because sellers don't know how to categorize them. While looking for other stuff, I found this:

1st ed AD&D / Grenadier box of minis


This set has been out of print for, what, 15 ? 20 ? years ?

Anyway, I thought folks here might be interested.

I'd go with the good ol' d20. I've seen a number of D20 tats and they usually look pretty good. The design below is from a t-shirt that Paizo.com sells. If you wanted to change the design up and make it more Ravenlofty, you could omit the flames and replace it with bat wings: A bat-winged D20 ! (An...

Talking about the 4th ed. I will buy the core rulebooks, but I must confess that I don´t plan to use the new edition in my Ravenloft campaign I was thinking that I'll probably buy only the 4e PHB, so that I may play in new games but will still DM games in 3.5e. I don't really want to buy into a new...

From the product list, the only product that interests me is the Rules Compendium. It looks like it'll be the last new v3.5 D&D product I will buy.

Catman Jim wrote:Depends on what you mean by "worth it". I see someone has a tarokka deck for sale on Ebay right now for $80 US, I would not pay that!

Yep. I'd pay $40 maximum. Makes me glad I got mine for half cover price when White Wolf had their "fire sale."

Something just occurred to me: Will a new edition of D&D mean a new edition of D20 Modern ? Or will WOTC even bother with D20 Modern any more ?

I will buy that book. Even if I turn to 4th edition at some point. Which books are the rules from? Not sure on that but I presume that it is a compilation of perhaps the rules from all the 3.5 books? Anyone who has this book may feel free of course to correct me :D I'm making the same assumption. T...

Lessee of known gaming artists: I'd like to see Larry Elmore's take on Ravenloft. Add me to the list of Talon Dunning fans. Also good for RL would be the scratchboard work of Patrick Arrasmith (book illustrator). Has a Gustave Dore feel to it. As for Keith Parkinson, his work is wonderful (particula...

If either you are a DM/player and you all know the "rules" as per the DMG and other normal 3.5 books, the this book is rather pointless for you. It really all depends on the people and their campaigns ;) Yes. It's great for me. I stopped memorizing game rules when I became an adult. Had m...

I declare the following to be the most useless Accessory ever: http://www.wizards.com/global/images/products_dndacc_215397200_lgpic.jpg Are you kiddin' ? This one's on my "To Buy" list. With rules published across multiple books (some of which I don't own) a well-organized well-indexed co...

Well, if you can work it into the game in a clever manner, there's always this old chestnut: "I'm here to kick ass and chew bubblegum and I'm all out of bubblegum." (or, if you really want to be weird, there's the MST3K version: "I'm here to kick ass and chew bubblegum and I'm all out...

Hm. I think I'm in the small minority that thinks that WotC's stuff is excellent. Not really. I loved what I bought. But, for the most part, what I didn't buy didn't satisfy the in-game tone I was looking for. . . . I think, for the most part, WOTC acheived the majority of their goals with what the...