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I'd love a copy as well.

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P.S.: did you see that WotC is re-releasing Dark Sun in 2010 as their new campaign world for 4e.

Relaxo wrote: I'd like to see them too. Here are our house rules on Unlimited Spells: Players begin with their normal allotment of spells each day, as indicated by their class & level. But as they cast their spells, they are never forgotten. Instead, the caster must make a casting check (Int fo...

<t>After a break, our D&D group picked-up C&C hoping for a "less-crunchy" game than what has evolved recently.<br/> <br/> We are playing A1 with the Rising Knight intro.<br/> <br/> We have now finished our 2nd session, and have added some house-rules (which is easy to do in C&C) based on...

gideon_thorne wrote: There is a rules light solution. Common sense. No reason a caster couldn't teleport out of a pair of shackles. Or a web spell, or similar. But why would they waste such a spell? I guess common sense is a difficult call when you are dealing with a world based entirely on fantasy...

serleran wrote: 1) No -- he likely cannot perform somatic components, if they are a requirement, so the teleport / dimension door is foiled before it can even begin... As shown, Vocal only. serleran wrote: ...even if he could, the chains are part of the wall, and do not go along with the caster. Re...

<t>A question about Teleport, Dimension Door, etc.<br/> <br/> Most teleport-type spells allow you to bring along your posessions. Defining "posessions" has prompted many arguments in our game. Here are a few examples:<br/> <br/> Can a wizard teleport away if he was manicaled to a wall? If so, do the...

HatterMadness wrote: ...you shouldn't be comparing classes by their ability to kill each other... Why not? If I have a 12th-level party and I want them to encounter enemy 12th-level NPC wizards - I would hope that the encounter would be balanced*. (* environmental and XP value factors aside) CK's h...

<t>I have only read one module (A1) so far. The stat blocks are minimal, but usable. <br/> <br/> While I like a narritive approach (it is great when it states the monster's tactics), some "at your finger-tip" stats really save a CK time:<br/> <br/> HD, HP, AC, Saves, Attacks, Damage, Movement, Brief...

<t>What about a system where there are no downsides to multi/dual-classing? For example:<br/> <br/> - XP is divided between classes as desired.<br/> <br/> - Saving Throws: Your classes are added together to determine level. <br/> <br/> - Class abilities: only use the class level (overlapping abiliti...

<t>When dealing with a small group of players, multi/dual classing is almost essencial.<br/> <br/> Our group (YMMV) often lacks healing power. Most players would like to take a single level of cleric but they don't care to advance that class much beyond 1st level.<br/> <br/> From a CK point-of-view,...

Thanks Maliki. Maliki wrote: ...if I did it again, I don't think I would use quite so many locations, or at least spread other adventures in between. Are you suggesting other dungeons in between 'caves' or wilderness adventures between each 'cave'? Second question: your opening post had several mons...

Sorry to dig this post up a year later, but I was wondering how the BlackTooth Ridge + Caves of Chaos combo worked?

I was thinking of doing the same thing, so any suggestions/reports would be very helpful.

<t>Thanks for all the information! It is great. <br/> <br/> While exploring the world of retro AD&D, one of my players downloaded OSRIC.<br/> <br/> I know this is probably the wrong forum, but can you tell me what are the main differences between C&C and OSRIC? I know they both get back to t...

Jacopo Mott wrote: ...working to get my group out of the funk we find ourselves in 4E and taking the dive into running my first campaign. I have always been interested in C&C and it has appealed to me for a variety of reasons. Sorry to mooch off of Jacopo's post, but our group finds itself in t...