Is D&D fun? I'm thinking about getting into it.

[Jon Miller]

I am terrible for oganization, but the plastic totes are amazing. I have most of my books in them + a lot of my other stuff, it helps out so much (although my room is still a mess).

JM

[Japher]

I haven't played D&D in years, but I had fun when I did. If you must play a paladin, which is not a good move for a rookie, than just pretend like you are a boy scout. I enjoy giving any Good character a few quirks so that you can at least have something to play with. If he has a low INT than play him like the Tick, that should be fun.

[chequita guevara]

The more the game changes, the more I like the 1st edition rules.

[Japher]

I was used to 2nd edition. I've played 1st and 3rd, and would much rather play 1st than 3rd. However, 2nd is my bestest.

[chequita guevara]

2nd was better, but 1st has got a nostalgia thing going for it.

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Alinestra Covelia


Another reason why HMB left d20 was he felt it was becoming a milkrace to get as much money from the public as possible.

Apparently he thinks this is a bad thing. But as a lawyer in training, I have to remain silent...

Bah! As a lawyer, you should know that all that money going to him is a BAD thing! It should be going to you!

[Q Classic]

I like 4th edition.

[Lord Avalon]

Originally posted by DirtyMartini

I moved a couple months ago. being a little bit of a stickler for organization, I bought an obscene number of plastic totes. packed 'em and labelled 'em (all four sides and the top). While this made moving in super easy, it also allowed the movers to discover the tote labelled "D&D". I see one of them carrying it out -- he says nothing.

So, it's a hot day. An hour later, I'm pitching in and saving myself some dough by helping them load the truck. I come stumbing out of the house lugging a mattress. The smart-guy, eighteen year old stoner mover, goes, "Dude, you must be like some kind of Warlock to carry that mattress all by yourself -- what are you, like level 18?" My girlfriend nearly died laughing.

So did you reply, "Dude, if I were a warlock, I'd have summoned a fiendish servant to do my bidding."?

[Elok]

Originally posted by Lord Avalon
So did you reply, "Dude, if I were a warlock, I'd have summoned a fiendish servant to do my bidding."?

...urge...to kill...rising...

[DirtyMartini]

Originally posted by Lord Avalon


So did you reply, "Dude, if I were a warlock, I'd have summoned a fiendish servant to do my bidding."?

yeah, but then he punched me in the nvts and took my milk money.

[Heraclitus]

I've made level 2.

I'm a human paladin.

What do I get? Which feat should I choose? What I should never ever pick?

[Elok]

Your nose. It spreads disease, and in winter especially it's likely to bleed.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Japher
I was used to 2nd edition. I've played 1st and 3rd, and would much rather play 1st than 3rd. However, 2nd is my bestest.

QFT. 1st had way to many books some with conflicting rules while 3rd seemed like munchkin land. 2nd was actually fairly well balanced when it came out. They need to come out with a new video game as that's really the only D&D I've played in the last 14-15 years.

[Q Classic]

As a human paladin, you may want to either take the action surge, which gives you a nice boost, or the hardiness(?) one that gives you extra healing surges--seeing as, as a paladin, when you heal others you spend your surges, not theirs.

[Lorizael]

Originally posted by Heraclitus
I've made level 2.

I'm a human paladin.

What do I get? Which feat should I choose? What I should never ever pick?

Have you taken your god's feat yet?