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Treebore wrote: Wow! I wouldn't call that a compromise, I'd call that "your still playing 3E"! I respectfully disagree. This just allows a level of customization to characters who want it. Still playing 3E means AoO's, feats, boosts, items and situation modifiers stacking or not, unwieldy...

<t>In the Vakhund-pdf there was copious reference to a PDF with extra rules, NPC stats etc. as well as the overarching storyline of the three modules. Is this PDF already available on the website or not? I can't find under the 'downloads' section.<br/> <br/> Good module, by the way (though I wasn't ...

<t>The problem with feats is that they cover wildly different things. Some are background options, some are what the Hero system calls 'perks' (wealthy, well-connected, owed a favor...), some are talents (innate abilities which border on superpowers), some are the infamous +2/+2 skill adders, some a...

Fizz wrote: I daresay the PH already covers this pretty well in the 'Using Attribute Checks in Your Game' section. Remember, there is nothing preventing a character from trying just about anything. Try that whirlwind attack! Try that bull rush! All the CK needs to do is determine the CL. -Fizz I'm ...

Howzabout...

Some clear examples (especially for beginning RP-ers) of how to use the SIEGE engine for achieving feat-like effects. Just in order to inspire them, to use the system creatively and/or spectacularly.

Did you keep HP, To hit bonuses etc. as written in the module, or did you adapt them to C&C? And what did you do about feats - just ignore them or only use those which might logically come into play?

DangerDwarf wrote: Price of Courage, a 361 page monster of a Module for d20 Dragonlance. I converted it a chapter at a time and my group had a blast playing it utilizing C&C. May I ask how you did this? Did you follow Grey-elf's methods, or a different one? I'm especially keen on knowing how yo...