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I'm runnning a very tweaked version of Legends on the 5 Rings. Having moved Rokugan to the west of the GH (so I have Elves/Dwarves etc) wondering if anyone had suggestions for Dungeon adventures that might work good for this setting.

So pretty art, but the blurb tells me nothing, What is in the players guide, how many pages, etc some of the real basic info so be listed in the blurb.

Inn of the Welcome Wench comes to my mind, but odds are I'm totally off base here

Just wondering if any thought has gone into making PDF subscriptions avaible. Looking at the 2 and 1/2 bookselves of D&D (1-3.5) books that I own. PDF subscriptions would be easier on the bookselves. Just a thought

The price on our site for the base set and both expansions comes to $109.85 plus shipping (which varies based on how you ship, where you live, and what else you ordered). Unless you live in Washington State, there's no sales tax.

The show special was $10 off for people who bought the set of three; sales tax made it something like $106.20 (plus or minus a few cents).

So, the difference in what you paid really comes to about $3.50 plus shipping.

-Vic.

Vic is More then CORRECT. The invoice that came with the set did say that I got the 3 items for 125 + shipping, but when I added up the price listed on each line it didn't match the total it came to 109 like Vic said. Looking up my account info from when the order was placed a few months back there was 2 OTHER items on the same order that were shipped right away, all the math there balances out to what I paid and what was shipped to me. Seems that I failed the spot check on the invoice or I would have checked it against my account info ealier when the totals didn't match, Sorry for the confusion.

Fell like I got a little screwed over by Paizo. Preordered the D&D board game from them, and it didn't ship until I was leaving for Origins and then went to hte show and saw that I could have bought it for $25 LESS. (was $50 less then I paid but some of that 23 and change was shipping) so even if I bought it at Origins and had to mail it home because of room on the airplane I would have saved $25.

Feel like I got the short end of the deal, which is a shame since I generally like Dragon Mag.

Got the New PHB II yesterday from the husband, and I’m really digging it, I like the team working stuff, and feel that the Quick PC section is going to make my life as a DM so much easier. Rebuilding your character section is nice, (since it’s come up twice so far in my game- guidelines are nice). LOVE Affiliations, section going to be spending some time today and tomorrow writing up several of these for my GH game.

But Go questions about the new Polymorph Subschool. On pg 95 it says Target retains his own hit points. But Dragon Shape and Troll Shape List Temporary hit points, and as far as I ca tell those are the only Poly spells in the book. Guessing (please correct me if I’m wrong) but the idea is now each shape is it’s own spell?? And if so some guild lines on creating (blank) Shape spells would have been nice. If anyone has suggestions on how those guild lines should work would be glad to hear them.

Currently building to the end of my current campaign using this as part of the ending. As the well is sucked dry children are being still born (yeah kind of Dark), but was wondering on average how many children are born in a given day?

As a side note, there are a few kids that will be Dead Born meaning they will live even though they don't have souls, (as such) part of the next huge game I'm running.

As a second side note the Bastion of Souls was used on Buffy season 7 - they just sold the map for it on Ebay

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Was a little put off by the following questions.

Single or Married are both options as an answer to one of the question. I answered Married, even though I am not legally allowed to get married, because I don’t view myself as single.

"Where do you by video games?" Wal Mart and Target were both listed but Toys R Us was not. I know that alot of people (and more then a few of them are gamers )by video games from T R U, since they have a bigger video game department (and selection) then (most) Wal Mart and Targets.

Since the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer and the slimmed down Greyhawk Gazetteer assume that the campaign begins in 591 CY, you can easily use the Player's Guide to Greyhawk or Greyhawk: The Adventure Begins alongside them to start up a good campaign. Those two books are second edition, but neither is really about rules.

The LGG was set in 591 specifically to build off of those two releases.

--Erik

I have all three and they are great, but I was suggesting was a PDF of the 3/3.5 stuff, like the Feat 2 parter, the Living GH Bright Desert from Polyhedron. Monsters from issue 339 collected into one PDF.

What About PDF's

If a Greyhawk Dragon Compendium isn't going to be do able since it's not broad enough. Then some PDF's would be nice. GH Collection, FR collection, EB (when there is enough) Collection. If it's just 3.0 and 3.5 that would still be very cool (I think).

Also a collection of all the Dark Sun Articles would be cool, OR how about putting all the parts of Incursion into one PDF.

Just a few thoughts - it would beat going through STACKS of back issues all the time trying to find an article on Feats of GH and Paladins of GH.

I liked the detail given to Boccob. I would like to see the rest in the PHB cover in such detail, then the ones added in Complete Divine. I would really like to see Rao, Istus, and well Pholtus - but go figure