I GM’ed the adventure module ‘Changeling: The Rose Bride’s Plight’. In summary, I can recommend you buy and play the module, but there are some areas you should be a bit careful with. Warning! Spoilers below!
Tags: changeling, GM Stories
Here are some ideas on exciting things that can happen to the characters in your game. These story ideas may be part of a bigger plotline or just used as short scenes.
Tags: changeling, GM Stories
What if you could choose more freely how often you use a certain power and mix and trade in daily powers for multiple encounter powers?
These are new, simple rules for trading powers for other powers and action points for a more exciting game.
Tags: 4th edition, Rules
Have you ever been in a tough combat and found that the powers you have left aren’t useful at all? Or ended up choosing an attack power at level up when you really wanted something else? This post suggests some alternative rules to make powers in D&D more flexible and more fun!
Tags: 4th edition, Rules
We wrote about skill retries earlier and it turned out a wee bit complex. Paizo, the fine people behind Pathfinder, has simplified matters by ruling how retries are done on a skill by skill basis. Read on for a summary of how Pathfinder does it.
The recent editorial of Dragon Magazine (#378) talks about how some people feel that D&D 4e killed off a number of interesting skills that made their characters’ background more realistic, compared to previous editions. This article brings back a number of those skills.
Here’s a list of ideas on campaigns and such for roleplaying games!
In D&D you start out as a hero on level 1. What if you started out as a wannabe hero, or hero to be? What if.. you started at level zero?
Tags: 4th edition, Rules
Recently WOTC published the second version of the “Hybrid Characters Playtest” at DnD insider. Read on for a summary and my comments, and find out why I like these new rules!
Tags: 4th edition, Reviews, Rules
I bought the Arcane Heroes box today. It’s part of the new “Player’s Handbook Heroes” collections of miniatures. Here’s a review.
Tags: Reviews