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Jul/2008
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A non-D&D player's take on 4th Edition
I am not a D&D player, or "D&Dhed" as I have been found of saying since 1982, so this whole discussion of the latest "4th Edition of D&D" has been kind of amazing. While reading the problems people are having with this or that rule, or rule expansion, or rule expansion setting, not a few, as in not more than a handful of the MANY problems expressed, have been adverse to why some role-players do not like D&D. It's simple, it's just a brand name, owned by a privileged few and funde... Read More
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Jun/2008
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My thoughts on 4th edition..
First, a little about my background. I started gaming with the D&D red box Basic set during the 80s with a little dabbling in AD&D 2nd edition. During the 90s, I migrated away from D&D and into other games, particularly Rifts, Shadowrun and the World of Darkness. I very much became a D&D hater. Then 3e came out and I loved it. However, after a couple of years of running D&D, I began to burn out. Creating adventures became more of a chore t... Read More
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May/2008
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Player Tips for the Forgotten Realms
You would think some of these are self explanatory, but I have run or been in games where these have occurred . So, to help out I have extracted nuggets of useful information from past decades of gaming and come up with a few choice bits: 1. In Anauroch, where the Phaerimm play, do not cast Commune with Nature 2. When in the gladiatorial ring in Hillsfar, do not cast necromantic spells and attract the attention of Zhentarim in the audience unless you are maki... Read More
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May/2008
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Dealing with Dragons
Dragons . . . really. What was I thinking? Get in, get out, make a little money on the side. How hard could it be? Of course, I didn't know there were going to be dragons when I started out with all this . . . Perhaps I should start at the beginning. I was perusing the local paper, checking through the classifieds and there it was. "Immediate opening: Assistant, part-time. Must be pleasant, detail-oriented, and organized. Salary negotiable." I needed a little extra cash, so I called... Read More
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