Recent content by GreyLord

Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide has some additional spells, though I suggest you preview before buying. It looks like you are using the 2014 version. I'd have to look but I think the new FR books might also have some spells, but can't recall off the top of my head as I may be getting that...

Playing along with this idea... 1. I think they will simplify it a bit from D&D 2024. I think the weapon masteries and feat requirements have caused (not that any would say it) a slight drop in desire for 2024's version. 2. Unsure if they will keep bounded accuracy the same as they have...

Why are you looking for the Book of the Dead? Would you also be looking for the Book of Breathings?

If someone gets a picture of that statue/lightning rod getting hit by lightning, that could be really cool!

Of interest, though not relavant to the TSR Basic sets, there were two other later Basic Sets done for 3.0 and 3.5 editions of D&D. (this is not the Adventure continues box, but an actual Basic Box. Took you from levels 1-3 and had a fighter and Black Dragon on it's cover, 3.5 had a Blue...

I jumped into the Yggsburgh set two. They stated that those who ordered in the first 48 (at least via an email that had me sign up prior to it going live, so maybe only for those who pre-signed up) got a PDF of Gord the Rogue. Which is actually one of the big drivers I had for me to drive up...

The craziest thing about this is I think this was all WotC and had nothing to do with HAS. It's dirt easy to get rid of warehouse stuff (even back then) and not lose every nickel and dime on it. You won't make a profit, you may even lose money, but you won't lose as much money as you would...

If I understand the blurb tossed in the middle and the gofundme page, it sounds as if SSI took your benefits about a month ago. Any idea why they removed them. Surely there must be a way to appeal that decision, especially if you are still paralyzed from the waist down? I hope you luck and...

It's not as old a Rising as others have been. Too continue the trend of Raising the Dead though... It shouldn't have been too hard to actually make 5e modular, it was a choice to decide not to do that. They were too married to Bounded Accuracy and Continuous HP to make it happen. If they had...

I really like the Dale Lands. They are on the edge of great ruins, have some of the greatest characters of Greenwood's realms within them, have smaller areas to cover - each with their own set of rulers, situations, politics - and you have the differences between them that can cause opposition...

I've just taken the monumental step of starting Perry Rhodan. It is a trip that is basically impossible to finish, but I plan on reading here and there (on trips and such, not my basic reading which will still be other novels and books) and slowly making it through...at least the first few sets...

Any method in the DMG. (Added Note: UA methods not included in this, if one used UA, they still had to roll in front of me, and that was what they got and no one else could use it...). After players have rolled the numbers, any player can use that set for their characters. Thus, if someone...

Good eye If you look at the bandit hiding behind the tree behind the horsemen you also see that his hand is at a very weird angle. Also, I'm not sure if the Horses have the right number of legs between them...it could just be perspective, or it could be that they are both three legged horses...

My exposure to Shadow Run recently was the Trilogy of Games (top Down RPGs) from a few years ago (SR, SR:DF, SR:HK) which were awesome enough to get me to get the 5e version of the game. However, I don't know anything beyond that. I've normally been more of a Cyberpunk gamer as far as that...

I saw the movie yesterday with 3 grandkids. One grandkid summed it up. It was weird, but I liked it. I enjoyed the film more than I enjoyed the Martian.