Is there anyone else who finds this idea appealing?
If they ever did decide to give it a shot, I'd like to offer my services as a proofreader/playtester.



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Originally Posted by Lasher Dragon
Eugaet, if it comes down to a community effort, I'd be more than willing to pitch in. Think of the monster manual! That'd be fun.
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Originally Posted by Jade
If it's gonna be based off the d20 system, and it should be, then you could just use a standard d20 sheet. Or one of the 4 or 5 modified ones that I have floating around my hard drive. I have a nice one that's 4 pages. Plus I have just about a gig and a half of various D&D books, roughly 70 or so books. So, if this does get going in community works, you can count me in.
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Originally Posted by BBoy_Manchild
what do you mean pen and paper format for games? you lost me on that one
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Originally Posted by Lasher Dragon
The problem with basing it off the D20 system is the stats.
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Originally Posted by Lasher Dragon
Myself, when I run games, I use my PC and a DLP projector. I project the map on to either the wall or the tabletop. Much better than dry-erase boards.
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Originally Posted by aretziel
someone could always take the big step and try to make a home-made version of it GW ...don´t know about the legal issues but as long as you don´t sell it or ANet make their own version and you go better then them it won´t be to bad ...
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Originally Posted by Ensabah Nur
My Wife and I created a simple PnP for playing with our kids(especially the 6 yr old twins) using facets from a few dfferent game systems but based on D12 & D6. we play that whenever the twins want to play as AD&D is a little too complicated for them.
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Originally Posted by Eugaet
Nice. I've read many articles about DMs who use this method. I'll roll up a character. Let me know when to come over.
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Originally Posted by Lasher Dragon
Who wants to come to Iowa for some gaming? LOL
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