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https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/1725-image.jpg This is my take on the 4e character sheet, inspired by the BECMI character sheet found in the D&D Rules Cyclopedia. When I first saw the "official" 4e character sheet, I had a few issues with it... The space given to powers didn't give much...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/1725-image.jpg This is my take on the 4e character sheet, inspired by the BECMI character sheet found in the D&D Rules Cyclopedia. When I first saw the "official" 4e character sheet, I had a few issues with it... The space given to powers didn't give much...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/1725-image.jpg This is my take on the 4e character sheet, inspired by the BECMI character sheet found in the D&D Rules Cyclopedia. When I first saw the "official" 4e character sheet, I had a few issues with it... The space given to powers didn't give much...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/1725-image.jpg This is my take on the 4e character sheet, inspired by the BECMI character sheet found in the D&D Rules Cyclopedia. When I first saw the "official" 4e character sheet, I had a few issues with it... The space given to powers didn't give much...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/1725-image.jpg This is my take on the 4e character sheet, inspired by the BECMI character sheet found in the D&D Rules Cyclopedia. When I first saw the "official" 4e character sheet, I had a few issues with it... The space given to powers didn't give much...

https://www.enworld.org/data/thumbs/1725-image.jpg This is my take on the 4e character sheet, inspired by the BECMI character sheet found in the D&D Rules Cyclopedia. When I first saw the "official" 4e character sheet, I had a few issues with it... The space given to powers didn't give much...

Yeah. And that's usually how I do it. Every increment of 5 above or below the DC. I have to adjudicate on the fly, though. It's not difficult or anything. But it's often hard to thin up how something gets augmented or diminished. A lot of times, it's the length of time it takes to do things. I...

Just curious. I wasn't able to find one on the Bad Axe website.

Thanks. I picked up a copy of TB as an impulse buy. It's an understatement to say it exceeded my expectations. More like it blew them away and then made me interested in trying 3e again for the first time in about 10 years. Mostly it's the time it takes to select feats. Dungeon Crawl Classics...

Thanks. I would guess it's better in Trailblazer than in a lot of other 3e games. Trailblazer's feat list is smaller and it's contained within one book. When I ran 3e, I just remember a shopping spree for feats rifling through 3 or 4 books to get "just the right one" for a character. It could...

Ah. I was afraid of that. Sort of. What about substituting "Trained Skills" for Skill Points. Star Wars Saga had them. Could they be used in TB too?

I just picked up TB from Amazon. Came in a few days ago and I was hooked. Read the whole thing, pretty much front to back. Very interesting work and I agree with others that I probably would've stuck with 3.5 longer had this book been in my hands sooner. That said. One of the things that's...

Grrr. This should've probably gone in the "Creature Catalogue" sub-forum. My bad. I'm cool if the mods move it. Thanks in advance to any helpful admin that rolls high on initiative.

(And here's a Q&A from Arioch on the other thread re: minions) You know, I haven't used minions yet. I would assume they'd convert pretty much the same. Apply the same damage guidelines and I'd think it would be in the right ballpark. The big things are AC, Damage and Hit Points. I skirt...

(Note, I originally posted this on RPG.net. Matrix Sorcica suggested I post it here too. Have fun and keep those dice rolling!) Yup. I'm one of THOSE PEOPLE. You know the ones who like chocolate and peanut butter but maybe not enough to only like one or the other until some middle-aged Justin...

Here's the sheet I put together. It's inspired by the Rules Cyclopedia Character sheet. I tried to put something together that was simple and grouped all the important bits together. The Powers are also listed on the front with the Basic Attack information so that you don't have to flip the...

How about something like this? Anyone caught in the AoE who has a condition or has performed an action that leaves them open to Combat Advantage takes a -2 to their Defense. This includes creatures that are affected by things like Dazed, as well as creatures that are running and just wind up in...

I was intrigued by that caption as well. In fact, I wanted to pitch it as the basis for a new campaign. The adventurers go out into the wild to explore ruins, return artifacts and gather components that they can then sell to the alchemists and wizards back in the city. Kind of an Indiana Jones...

Pretty easy, actually. You can approach the Wilderlands as either a fully-formed campaign setting, using all the Races and nationalities as they're intended to be used. Or you can approach it as a series of interjoined maps with locations that may or may not have cool stuff in them. With the...