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Emrick Blackthorn 01-25-05, 09:48 PM	Everyone~ Hi! I was digging in my closet tonight and came across something that I totally forgot I had. Three Christmas ago my Mother found and got me another copy of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Trivia Game. The game was release by TSR in 1991 with the item number of 1069. The game was a lot of fun when we used to play, and I thought maybe we could give it a try here. The questions were divided into 5 levels with basically three different types of answers; True/False, Multiple Choice and General Answer. I thought I could post one question from each level once a week, wait for answers to be posted and then post the correct answers. Now yes, this is based on 2nd Edition rules, but this is OK. If you play by 3.0 or 3.5 just make reference to where you find your info from. This will give me the chance to learn some of the differences in the rules and help me decide if I would like to get the newer editions. Here's an example (and yes this is a real question from the game): Lv 1) Who makes the final call on all game rules a. The Dungeon Master b. TSR employees c. The biggest person at the table d. The person who owns the dice Now the correct answer is: a - DMG (Dungeon Master's Guide), page 7 Your answer might look like DMG 3.0, page 7 or DMG 3.5, page 7 Please let me know what you all think about doing this. I really think this could be really fun and a learning experience for all of us. ~Emrick
Wharin 01-25-05, 10:29 PM	I beg to differ... i think its C) and proven by his fist, as stated on knuckles 1,2,3,4 and 5. :D
Seeker95 01-25-05, 11:03 PM	If you can see all five knuckles, he's throwing his punch like a sissy. :P
Wharin 01-25-05, 11:23 PM	I do not... um... er... *HE* does not punch like a sissy... he just has... um... very oddly shaped hands... um.. er... because he punches people so often... yeah... thats the ticket... yeah... But seriously... I am not sure if its against the CoC, but i say go for it... I wouldnt mind hearing a few questions, if only to remember the "Glory Days". They'll pass you by, glory days ... um... where am i?
Saihtam 01-26-05, 06:55 AM	Looks like you overlooked the right answer. It's me, always me. :evillaugh
Draco Strang 01-26-05, 07:10 AM	Looks like you overlooked the right answer. It's me, always me. :evillaugh Come on guys, everyone knows it's Belkar.
Dragon Rider 01-26-05, 04:23 PM	I think it'd be cool, just someone might want to make sure it doesnt fall off the first page because we wouldn't want the thread to die
Emrick Blackthorn 01-27-05, 12:33 AM	But seriously... I am not sure if its against the CoC, but i say go for it... I looked at the CoC, and as far as I can see, there should be no problems doing it. I see that there has been over 100 views at this point on the topic, so there must be some interest in it. So, I'm gonna try this and see what happens and I hope you all play.
Emrick Blackthorn 01-27-05, 12:36 AM	ROUND 1 Lv 1) How long can a wizard retain a spell that he or she has memorized? a. 24 hours b. One week c. Until it is cast or removed by magic d. Until it is replaced by another Lv 2) True or False? Because of their empathic link, a wizard can see through the eyes of his or her familiar. LV 3) How often can a wizard attempt the find familiar spell? LV 4) How much room does one spell take up in a wizard's spellbook? LV 5) A wizard's spellbooks are his most prized possession, his treasure, his passion. They can take a wide variety of forms -- huge bound volumes, scrolls, clay tables, and so forth. All spellbooks have two things in common, however: 1) they must be absolutely flawlessly crafted of the highest quality materials and 2) they are very expensive. How much can a wizard expect to pay for both standard and traveling spellbooks?
pentagonal_penguin 01-27-05, 05:26 AM	This is a great idea! Other people should just ask trivia questions too - that way there are more of them. Here are my pitiful attempts, without referencing anything. ROUND 1 Lv 1) How long can a wizard retain a spell that he or she has memorized? a. 24 hours b. One week c. Until it is cast or removed by magic d. Until it is replaced by another almost c) - until cast or expended. (ie spellpool debt, arcane strike) Lv 2) True or False? Because of their empathic link, a wizard can see through the eyes of his or her familiar. False LV 3) How often can a wizard attempt the find familiar spell? Not applicable in 3/3.5 LV 4) How much room does one spell take up in a wizard's spellbook? A number of pages equal to the spell level, 1 page for cantrips LV 5) A wizard's spellbooks are his most prized possession, his treasure, his passion. They can take a wide variety of forms -- huge bound volumes, scrolls, clay tables, and so forth. All spellbooks have two things in common, however: 1) they must be absolutely flawlessly crafted of the highest quality materials and 2) they are very expensive. How much can a wizard expect to pay for both standard and traveling spellbooks? Hmmm. 20gp per spellbook? After checking - 4/5. Spellbooks cost 15gp. Edit - How do you make quotes inside spoilers work?
BeyondFated 01-27-05, 08:11 AM	Here I go, there are no references, except from my memory. Round 1) The correct answer is C. Round 2) False, and empathetic link only conveys emotions. Round 3) I belive once per day until one is found. Once it dies, the spell cannot be cast again for a year and a day. Round 4) It takes up one page per spell level. Round 5) Around 100-200gp?
Ricky 01-27-05, 10:17 AM	I'm trying to remember 2nd ed rules, but this is rough... Lv 1) How long can a wizard retain a spell that he or she has memorized? c. Until it is cast or removed by magic Lv 2) True or False? Because of their empathic link, a wizard can see through the eyes of his or her familiar. False. LV 3) How often can a wizard attempt the find familiar spell? Once per year. No idea for Lvl 4 or 5.
hekker 01-27-05, 10:22 AM	ROUND 1 Lv 1) How long can a wizard retain a spell that he or she has memorized? a. 24 hours b. One week c. Until it is cast or removed by magic d. Until it is replaced by another C and D. If you do not cast it, you can choose the replace it by an other spell Lv 2) True or False? Because of their empathic link, a wizard can see through the eyes of his or her familiar. fals, only conveyes emotions LV 3) How often can a wizard attempt the find familiar spell? Does not exist in d&d 3.5 LV 4) How much room does one spell take up in a wizard's spellbook? 2 pages per level, or one page for 0-level spells LV 5) A wizard's spellbooks are his most prized possession, his treasure, his passion. They can take a wide variety of forms -- huge bound volumes, scrolls, clay tables, and so forth. All spellbooks have two things in common, however: 1) they must be absolutely flawlessly crafted of the highest quality materials and 2) they are very expensive. How much can a wizard expect to pay for both standard and traveling spellbooks? No idea. Theres only 1 kind of spellbook in dnd 3.5
BeyondFated 01-27-05, 01:43 PM	I'm a bit confused by the rules, should we answer in 2ed or 3.xed? I answered (to the best of my ability) in 2ed, and a few other people answered in 3.xed. I wouldn't want to look the fool because I don't know the rules...
edgelett 01-27-05, 07:05 PM	Since this is a 2nd ed trivia game, i'll try to answer with 2nd ed answers. Lv 1) c. Until it is cast or removed by magic Lv 2) False LV 3) Once per year LV 4) 1 pager per spell level (i.e a 5th level spell takes up 5 pages) LV 5) not sure can't remember off the top of my head...I think up to 1000gp.
Escef 01-28-05, 08:18 AM	Here are my answers. Lv 1) How long can a wizard retain a spell that he or she has memorized? c. Until it is cast or removed by magic Lv 2) True or False? Because of their empathic link, a wizard can see through the eyes of his or her familiar. False LV 3) How often can a wizard attempt the find familiar spell? Once per year. LV 4) How much room does one spell take up in a wizard's spellbook? Level plus 1d6 pages LV 5) A wizard's spellbooks are his most prized possession, his treasure, his passion. They can take a wide variety of forms -- huge bound volumes, scrolls, clay tables, and so forth. All spellbooks have two things in common, however: 1) they must be absolutely flawlessly crafted of the highest quality materials and 2) they are very expensive. How much can a wizard expect to pay for both standard and traveling spellbooks? 500 gp for a standard, 1000 gp for traveling
Dragon Rider 01-28-05, 02:41 PM	1) C 2) True 3) Once per day until it is sucessful. 4) 1 page per level plus a random number (not quite sure how this is generated) 5) Both spellbooks (traveling and otherwise) are 5,000gp EDIT: All of this is according to Core Rules 2.0
Emrick Blackthorn 01-28-05, 11:24 PM	I'm a bit confused by the rules, should we answer in 2ed or 3.xed? I answered (to the best of my ability) in 2ed, and a few other people answered in 3.xed. I wouldn't want to look the fool because I don't know the rules... BeyondFated~ I would like to see if everyone can answer them using 2ed. If you don't know 2ed and would like to use 3.x, that's fine, just make a reference after your answer to where the info can be found (what book & page number). I'm doing this so everyone can have fun playing, plus I'm trying to compare the differences between the two. I have yet to make the plunge into 3.x and this may help me make up my mind. ~Emrick
Emrick Blackthorn 01-28-05, 11:39 PM	This is a great idea! Other people should just ask trivia questions too - that way there are more of them. Pentagonal~ Thanks! I'm glad you liked the idea. But for now, I would just like it if we could just stick to my questions. I'm trying to compare the differences between 2ed and 3.x. I have yet to make the plunge into 3.x and this may help me make up my mind. The game includes 600 question cards total (100 Lv 1, 100 Lv 2, 200 Lv 3, 100 Lv 4 and 100 Lv 5) so for now I think we'll be in good shape. Maybe after we do them all, everyone could start asking others based on 3.x taking turns once a week. ~Emrick
Dragon Rider 01-30-05, 01:44 PM	:bump:
Dragon Rider 01-31-05, 01:19 PM	:waits: :bump: this is the last time I'm putting this on the first page. if this thread is doomed to fail than so be it but i thought it was a good idea
Emrick Blackthorn 01-31-05, 08:15 PM	Dragon Rider~ Thanks for the :bump:'s! I was planning on waiting until Friday to post the answers and then next round. I thought doing them once a week was a good idea, giving everyone a chance play. Since it was the weekend, I guess most people would have seen the game by now. I know it's had a ton of views already, I just wish more people would have responded by now. I'm still going to wait until this Friday to do the post. If more people don't respond by then, maybe I'll just have to try and do them twice a week for the folks that do wish to play. Don't worry I wont let this topic die! :ghosted: Thanks Again! :bow: ~Emrick
shift244 01-31-05, 10:42 PM	ROUND 1 Lv 1) How long can a wizard retain a spell that he or she has memorized? a. 24 hours b. One week c. Until it is cast or removed by magic d. Until it is replaced by anotherI would say, C) in general cases, although D) is applicable as well. #REF: PH 3.5, pg 177-178 Lv 2) True or False? Because of their empathic link, a wizard can see through the eyes of his or her familiar.I would say, False. #REF: PH 3.5, pg 53 LV 4) How much room does one spell take up in a wizard's spellbook?I would say, One page per spell level, to a minimum of one page per cantrip. #REF: PH 3.5, pg 179 LV 5) A wizard's spellbooks are his most prized possession, his treasure, his passion. They can take a wide variety of forms -- huge bound volumes, scrolls, clay tables, and so forth. All spellbooks have two things in common, however: 1) they must be absolutely flawlessly crafted of the highest quality materials and 2) they are very expensive. How much can a wizard expect to pay for both standard and traveling spellbooks?I would say, A standard blank "travelling" spellbook costs 15gp. Varying materials used in construction (and protection) of the spellbook can increase costs. #REF: PH 3.5, pg 128 :P * Please, highlight to read answers.
Dragon Rider 01-31-05, 10:50 PM	Think nothing of it Emrick, and sory about the last, I hope it didn't come off as anything nasty...I will be eagerly awaiting the results come friday.
Dragon Rider 01-31-05, 10:53 PM	I have yet to make the plunge into 3.x and this may help me make up my mind. I too had not taken the plunge until just four days ago. I found it quite refreshing ( i even DM'd!!!) Alhtough when i return to my original group (who is still playing 2nd edition, I'll look at things and say "What the heck do those numbers mean!" My suggesting is to start a whole new set of characters and just run two adventures at once, but sometimes that gets confusing...
Emrick Blackthorn 02-01-05, 08:54 PM	Think nothing of it Emrick, and sory about the last, I hope it didn't come off as anything nasty...I will be eagerly awaiting the results come friday. Dragon~ Don't worry, you didn't come off being nasty. You were just concerned and trying to be helpful that's all. Looking at all the answers so far everyone is doing real good. Even some of the answers that are wrong (answered in 2ed) are really close to the correct ones. Plus, it's really cool to see how close the 3.x answers are to the 2ed. ~Emrick
BeyondFated 02-02-05, 08:45 AM	Soooo... Not to be rude or nuthin', but can we get the answers, and a new set a questions? I would really like to know how close I was to being right, and a chance to answer some new material.
Dragon Rider 02-02-05, 06:55 PM	I do beleive that Emrick stated that he will give the answers and post new questions on friday (he wants it to be weekly so that everyone can get a chance) EDIT:I'm still going to wait until this Friday to do the post. If more people don't respond by then, maybe I'll just have to try and do them twice a week for the folks that do wish to play
Emrick Blackthorn 02-04-05, 08:37 AM	ROUND 1 Lv 1) How long can a wizard retain a spell that he or she has memorized? a. 24 hours b. One week c. Until it is cast or removed by magic d. Until it is replaced by another Lv 2) True or False? Because of their empathic link, a wizard can see through the eyes of his or her familiar. LV 3) How often can a wizard attempt the find familiar spell? LV 4) How much room does one spell take up in a wizard's spellbook? LV 5) A wizard's spellbooks are his most prized possession, his treasure, his passion. They can take a wide variety of forms -- huge bound volumes, scrolls, clay tables, and so forth. All spellbooks have two things in common, however: 1) they must be absolutely flawlessly crafted of the highest quality materials and 2) they are very expensive. How much can a wizard expect to pay for both standard and traveling spellbooks? ROUND 1: ANSWERS Lv 1) c - PH, page 81 Lv 2) False - PH, page 134 Lv 3) Once per year - PH, page 134 Lv 4) A number of pages equal to its level, plus zero to five (1d6-1) additional pages - DMG, page 42 Lv 5) Standard: 50 gold pieces per page; traveling: 100 gold pieces per page - DMG, page 42
Emrick Blackthorn 02-04-05, 08:48 AM	Everyone~ You all did a wonderful job at answering round 1! Now it is time to get ready for round 2. Before I post round 2, there needs to be one little change based on the quote below. The game includes 600 question cards total (100 Lv 1, 100 Lv 2, 200 Lv 3, 100 Lv 4 and 100 Lv 5) ... As you all can see there are 200 Lv 3 questions. That kind of throws everything off, so I'll be asking two Lv 3 questions. They will be posted as Lv 3.0) and Lv 3.5. ~Emrick
Emrick Blackthorn 02-04-05, 08:53 AM	ROUND 2 Lv 1) True or False? All true dragons have breath weapons? Lv 2) Is an attack roll necessary when a dragon attacks with its breath weapon? Lv 3.0) Which is the smallest, weakest, and dumbest of the true dragons? (Unfortunately, it's also impulsive, vicious, and animalistic.) Lv 3.5) If a rogue black dragon and a basilisk of large size mate, what will their offspring be? Lv 4) What two special abilities do copper dragons have at birth? Lv 5) Gold dragons are the most powerful of all dragon-kind. They are also unusual because they seek out something that enhances their spellcasting abilities. What do they often seek?
HomebrewedMonster 02-04-05, 10:02 AM	Lv 1) True or False? All true dragons have breath weapons? True (if by true dragon you mean metallic and chromatic) Lv 2) Is an attack roll necessary when a dragon attacks with its breath weapon? No, they are cone effects Lv 3.0) Which is the smallest, weakest, and dumbest of the true dragons? (Unfortunately, it's also impulsive, vicious, and animalistic.) White Lv 3.5) If a rogue black dragon and a basilisk of large size mate, what will their offspring be? Dracolisk Lv 4) What two special abilities do copper dragons have at birth? Breath weapon and spider climb Lv 5) Gold dragons are the most powerful of all dragon-kind. They are also unusual because they seek out something that enhances their spellcasting abilities. What do they often seek? I'm pretty clueless on this, but I'm gonna take a guess, robe of the archmagi.
Wharin 02-04-05, 01:57 PM	Lv 1) True or False? All true dragons have breath weapons? True (if by true dragon you mean metallic and chromatic) Lv 2) Is an attack roll necessary when a dragon attacks with its breath weapon? No, they are cone effects Lv 3.0) Which is the smallest, weakest, and dumbest of the true dragons? (Unfortunately, it's also impulsive, vicious, and animalistic.) White Lv 3.5) If a rogue black dragon and a basilisk of large size mate, what will their offspring be? Dracolisk Lv 4) What two special abilities do copper dragons have at birth? Breath weapon and spider climb Lv 5) Gold dragons are the most powerful of all dragon-kind. They are also unusual because they seek out something that enhances their spellcasting abilities. What do they often seek? I'm pretty clueless on this, but I'm gonna take a guess, robe of the archmagi. Yeah i'll have to go with everything he said except for #5 (though i am just as clueless as he is): Maybe a few levels of wizard? So he'll have to seek a master Wizard to teach him maybe? Perhaps a few spell books?
Dragon Rider 02-04-05, 04:28 PM	1) true 2) False 3) White 3.5) Dracolisk 4) Immunity to acid and spider climb ( but only on stone surfaces) 5) Spellbooks
Emrick Blackthorn 02-05-05, 04:35 PM	Everyone~ It looks like you are all going to have problems with question 5. Here's a little clue, Wharin and Dragon Rider are hitting it almost on the nose. ;) ~Emrick
edgelett 02-05-05, 05:05 PM	Lv 1) True or False? True Lv 2) Is an attack roll necessary when a dragon attacks with its breath weapon? No, cone/area affect Lv 3.0) Which is the smallest, weakest, and dumbest of the true dragons? (Unfortunately, it's also impulsive, vicious, and animalistic.) White Lv 3.5) If a rogue black dragon and a basilisk of large size mate, what will their offspring be? Dracolisk Lv 4) What two special abilities do copper dragons have at birth? immunity to acid, spider climb Lv 5) Gold dragons are the most powerful of all dragon-kind. They are also unusual because they seek out something that enhances their spellcasting abilities. What do they often seek? Taking a guess here -I'm going to say knowledge, in the form of either spellbooks or magic items.
Emrick Blackthorn 02-07-05, 09:48 AM	What? There are no other challengers for that gold dragon in Lv 5?
Emrick Blackthorn 02-09-05, 07:52 PM	What are you all telling me? You're going to let this dragon get the best of you? I will be unable to post the answers on Friday, so look for them tomorrow.
edgelett 02-09-05, 08:38 PM	What are you all telling me? You're going to let this dragon get the best of you? I will be unable to post the answers on Friday, so look for them tomorrow. The only possible thing I can think of, is some kind of item that increases their intelligence....but not sure what. Looking forward to the answer!
Emrick Blackthorn 02-10-05, 08:48 AM	ROUND 2 Lv 1) True or False? All true dragons have breath weapons? Lv 2) Is an attack roll necessary when a dragon attacks with its breath weapon? Lv 3.0) Which is the smallest, weakest, and dumbest of the true dragons? (Unfortunately, it's also impulsive, vicious, and animalistic.) Lv 3.5) If a rogue black dragon and a basilisk of large size mate, what will their offspring be? Lv 4) What two special abilities do copper dragons have at birth? Lv 5) Gold dragons are the most powerful of all dragon-kind. They are also unusual because they seek out something that enhances their spellcasting abilities. What do they often seek? ANSWERS: Lv 1) True - MC Lv 2) No - DMG, page 64 Lv 3.0) White dragon - MC Lv 3.5) Dracolisk - MC Lv 4) Spider climb and immunity to acid - MC Lv 5) Formal magic training
Emrick Blackthorn 02-10-05, 08:52 AM	Everyone~ You all did great with Round 2, even with question Lv 5. Before I post Round 3, I need to ask: Is everyone enjoying this? Last time in Round 1 more of you answered. This time not even half as many of you did. ~Emrick
Lord Lorac Silvanos 02-10-05, 09:06 AM	Very enjoyable :D I think part of the reason why people don't answer is that if they feel that the correct answers have been submitted they might not want to repeat them.
Dragon Rider 02-10-05, 03:29 PM	Yes Emrick this really is alot of fun. Really, the only thing i cans ee that would help alleviate the problem of people feeling that they are copying someone else is that they could PM their answer to you and you post everything else on this thread...but that might not work to well.
edgelett 02-10-05, 05:32 PM	Everyone~ You all did great with Round 2, even with question Lv 5. Before I post Round 3, I need to ask: Is everyone enjoying this? Last time in Round 1 more of you answered. This time not even half as many of you did. ~Emrick Yeah, loving it Emrick, keep em coming!
edgelett 02-13-05, 08:02 PM	so are we going to see Round 3?? Maybe you can do a different thread for each round, to save confusion?
shift244 02-13-05, 09:09 PM	Suggestion: Only ONE answer per post. You can choose to answer any question as yet unanswered, or if you have a different answer than already posted. Restraint to those who do know the answer to post twice per round, but not to be strictly enforced. Your discretion. That way, at least 6 persons can respond per round.. ? :D
Emrick Blackthorn 02-13-05, 10:08 PM	Everyone~ Hello! Sorry for the delay. I had a very busy weekend, plus some PC problems. I'm glad to see that you are all enjoying this! I should have Round 3 posted some time tomorrow (Monday). I think for this round we'll still let it open to everyone. We'll see how it goes again, if things go the same as last time we'll try Shift's suggestion for Round 4. I think it sounds like a good idea. Suggestion: Only ONE answer per post. You can choose to answer any question as yet unanswered, or if you have a different answer than already posted. Restraint to those who do know the answer to post twice per round, but not to be strictly enforced. Your discretion. That way, at least 6 persons can respond per round.. ? :D ~Emrick
Emrick Blackthorn 02-14-05, 09:00 PM	Everyone~ Sorry! I forgot today was the big V. Day. I didn't have time to prep the next round. I should have it posted no later than Wednesday. Once again, Sorry! ~Emrick
edgelett 02-14-05, 09:41 PM	Suggestion: Only ONE answer per post. You can choose to answer any question as yet unanswered, or if you have a different answer than already posted. Restraint to those who do know the answer to post twice per round, but not to be strictly enforced. Your discretion. That way, at least 6 persons can respond per round.. ? :D That's a bit unfair for those of us in different countries - I live in Australia & when Emrick Blackthorn posts the questions I'll be fast asleep. Answers will be posted while I'm asleep. I'll wake up, go to work, come home & log on only to find that all the questions have been answered and I can't participate at all. There's no reason why people can't answer all questions - just cause someone else has answered first, they might be wrong!! Each person just posts what they think are the right answers.
Emrick Blackthorn 02-14-05, 10:33 PM	That's a bit unfair for those of us in different countries - I live in Australia & when Emrick Blackthorn posts the questions I'll be fast asleep. Answers will be posted while I'm asleep. I'll wake up, go to work, come home & log on only to find that all the questions have been answered and I can't participate at all. There's no reason why people can't answer all questions - just cause someone else has answered first, they might be wrong!! Each person just posts what they think are the right answers. Edge~ You are very correct. I didn't even think of all the time zone issues. I think it will be best then to keep things the way they are. ~Emrick
Callahan 02-14-05, 11:30 PM	ROUND 2 Lv 1) True or False? All true dragons have breath weapons? What about Fang Dragons?
shift244 02-15-05, 01:10 AM	sorry edgelett. i din't quite see that people will read it that way. :( clarification: i din't mean that one cannot post answers already posted if they are the same, it's just a suggestion in response to those who might not want to re-post something already posted. it's just that to promote more participation, it is suggested that you answer any one instead of all six within your post, and leave unanswered questions to prompt possible posts. if indeed the poor response was due to "lazyness of reposting similar answers." it is well and fine if all answers are already posted and you wish to post your full set. i did say that it will not be strictly enforced, and anyway, if you disagree nothing is to stop you from posting an alternative answer... perhaps a rewording is in order. anyways, i think it's better to bow out, and leave Emrick with the maintanence of the rules of the game. :D
Dragon Rider 02-15-05, 11:19 PM	What about Fang Dragons? i do believe that Fang Dragons are not included in Second Edition I could be wrong though
abisai 02-16-05, 12:16 PM	I love this thread! I think part of the reason why people don't answer is that if they feel that the correct answers have been submitted they might not want to repeat them. This is why there may be fewer posts - if someone's already got my guesses represented I feel no need to post it again. Plus I like to skim through for the Q's and A's quickly, so I like that there are fewer guesses. Please, keep at it. :D
Emrick Blackthorn 02-16-05, 08:51 PM	Everyone~ As you may have all noticed by now, I've been trying to "theme" the questions. With the way this past week has been going I didn't really have time to do that. So, I just picked random cards from each level. What do you know? We do have a "theme". I hope you all enjoy you random wondering monster encounters. ~Emrick ROUND 3 Lv 1) What particularly hideous aspect of a medusa's head also serves as a weapon? Lv 2) How many attack forms will all dragons eventually attain with age (not counting spell use)? Lv 3.0) I have the hindquarters of a large black goat, the forequarters of a lion, and the wings of a dragon. I also have the heads of a goat, lion and dragon. What am I? Lv 3.5) What creature is a cross between a lion and a brass dragon? Lv 4) Dragons come in two major varieties: chromatic and metallic. Name the chromatic dragons, and then name the metallic dragons. Lv 5) What animal could be described as a 40-foot-long snake with legs, that can spit lightning?
Emrick Blackthorn 02-16-05, 08:55 PM	What about Fang Dragons? i do believe that Fang Dragons are not included in Second Edition I could be wrong though Callahan & Dragon Rider~ I'm not sure about the Fang Dragons myself. I'll have to look at what I've got and see if I can find anything out. ~Emrick
edgelett 02-17-05, 06:49 AM	ROUND 3 Lv 1) What particularly hideous aspect of a medusa's head also serves as a weapon? Her snake hair Lv 2) How many attack forms will all dragons eventually attain with age (not counting spell use)? 11 (I think) Lv 3.0) I have the hindquarters of a large black goat, the forequarters of a lion, and the wings of a dragon. I also have the heads of a goat, lion and dragon. What am I? Chimera Lv 3.5) What creature is a cross between a lion and a brass dragon? Dragonne Lv 4) Dragons come in two major varieties: chromatic and metallic. Name the chromatic dragons, and then name the metallic dragons. Chromatic: White, Black, Green, Blue Red. Metallic: Copper, Bronze, Brass, Silver, Gold. Lv 5) What animal could be described as a 40-foot-long snake with legs, that can spit lightning?[/QUOTE] Drake (not sure about this one either)
edgelett 02-19-05, 08:17 PM	:bump:
Dragon Rider 02-21-05, 08:38 AM	ROUND 3 Lv 1) What particularly hideous aspect of a medusa's head also serves as a weapon? Lv 2) How many attack forms will all dragons eventually attain with age (not counting spell use)? Lv 3.0) I have the hindquarters of a large black goat, the forequarters of a lion, and the wings of a dragon. I also have the heads of a goat, lion and dragon. What am I? Lv 3.5) What creature is a cross between a lion and a brass dragon? Lv 4) Dragons come in two major varieties: chromatic and metallic. Name the chromatic dragons, and then name the metallic dragons. Lv 5) What animal could be described as a 40-foot-long snake with legs, that can spit lightning? 1) Snake Hair 2) 8 3.0) Chimera 3.5) Dragonne 4)Chromatic -Black, Blue, Green, Red, White Metallic -Brass, Bronze, Copper, Gold, Silver 5) Behir
Emrick Blackthorn 02-21-05, 12:02 PM	:bump: edgelett~ Thanks for the :bump:! My PC has been down since Thursday. I had to backup everthing I had and had to reformat and restore everything. I still don't have everything back on the drive yet. :mad: ~Emrick
Dragon Rider 02-22-05, 04:26 PM	Do they explain question 2 a little more thouroughly in the box (book/whatever) Because it is quite vague and everyone might interperet it differently
pentagonal_penguin 02-23-05, 12:18 AM	Do they explain question 2 a little more thouroughly in the box (book/whatever) Because it is quite vague and everyone might interperet it differently Hmm, I suscribe to this thread, and I got no less than 5 emails about this post. Did you do something strange?
Emrick Blackthorn 02-23-05, 09:08 AM	Do they explain question 2 a little more thouroughly in the box (book/whatever) Because it is quite vague and everyone might interperet it differently Dragon Rider~ Nope, that's how it reads right from the card. ~Emrick
Emrick Blackthorn 02-23-05, 09:11 AM	Hmm, I suscribe to this thread, and I got no less than 5 emails about this post. Did you do something strange? PP~ No, I haven't done any thing to it. I don't think I can. I don't know why you didn't get more emails. ~Emrick
pentagonal_penguin 02-24-05, 12:15 AM	Sorry for not being clear, I was asking dragon rider. I got 5 emails exactly the same telling me that there was a new post, and they all pointed to his.
Dragon Rider 02-24-05, 10:44 AM	Nope, I ain't done nothin'
Emrick Blackthorn 02-25-05, 01:44 PM	Everyone~ ROUND 3 Lv 1) What particularly hideous aspect of a medusa's head also serves as a weapon? Lv 2) How many attack forms will all dragons eventually attain with age (not counting spell use)? Lv 3.0) I have the hindquarters of a large black goat, the forequarters of a lion, and the wings of a dragon. I also have the heads of a goat, lion and dragon. What am I? Lv 3.5) What creature is a cross between a lion and a brass dragon? Lv 4) Dragons come in two major varieties: chromatic and metallic. Name the chromatic dragons, and then name the metallic dragons. Lv 5) What animal could be described as a 40-foot-long snake with legs, that can spit lightning? ANSWERS Lv1) The poisonous snakes which take the place of hair - MC Lv 2) 7 (Claws, Bite, Snatch, Kick, Wing Buffet, Tail Slap and Stall. Now if a DM allows Plummet it would be 8 total.) - MC Lv 3.0) Chimera - MC Lv 3.5) A dragonne - MC Lv 4) The chromatic group includes black, blue, green, red and white. The metallic group includes brass, bronze, copper, gold and sivler. - MC Lv 5) Behir - MC Everyone~ ROUND 4 will be coming soon stay turned. ~Emrick
edgelett 02-28-05, 10:17 PM	any news on round 4???
Emrick Blackthorn 03-02-05, 03:01 PM	any news on round 4??? Everyone~ Sorry! I've been a little under the weather. Here we go.... ~Emrick ROUND 4 Lv 1) True or False? Experience points are awarded only for defeating a foe or gaining treasure. Lv 2) What are the two categories of experience point awards? a. Role-playing and combat b. Standard and bonus c. Victory over foes and completing the adventure d. Group and individual Lv 3.0) Which of the following is considered an average rate of advancement? a. One level per adventure b. One level per three to six adventures c. One level per five to eight adventures d. One level per ten adventures Lv 3.5) Since character advancement is left up to the DM and varies from game to game, there is no standard rate of advancement. However, there is one hard and fast rule: A player should never, ever, advance more than ______. Lv 4) Describe Method VI for generating basic ability scores. Lv 5) If you're a brave and creative DM who decides to allow PCs to be of a nonhumuman or demihuman race that's not listed in the Player's Handbook, take heart. It can be done, but it requires a lot of careful work and planning. Four guidelines are imperative when you are considering a new character race. What are those four guidelines?
Barbelos 03-02-05, 08:36 PM	Just butting in to request that people specify which edition of the game they're basing their answers on. It would make this a whole lot more informative.
straal 03-02-05, 11:06 PM	1)false 2)d 3)b 4)geesh, roll 12d6 assign as wanted? 5)got me on that one straal
Jayr 03-03-05, 11:38 AM	Lv 1) False Lv 2) D Lv 3.0) B Lv 3.5) Once per session Lv 4) Point-buy Lv 5) Must be intelligent, able to use gear, non-reclusive, and equal power to other races
Dragon Rider 03-03-05, 05:25 PM	1) False 2)d 3.0)b 3.5) one and a half levels per adventure 4) Each ability start with eight, then roll seven six sided die. Add these die to the ability scores as you wish. If a die makes an ability score higher than eighteen, you cannot use it at all. apply racial modifiers after the assignment of rolls. This method is useful for creating specific characters. 5) I will update post with this
Emrick Blackthorn 03-04-05, 12:58 AM	Just butting in to request that people specify which edition of the game they're basing their answers on. It would make this a whole lot more informative. Barbelos~ I had stated before at the start of the "game", if anyone was answering other than 2ed to please list what source it was coming from. ~Emrick
edgelett 03-04-05, 06:27 PM	Everyone~ Sorry! I've been a little under the weather. Here we go....? That's OK, I just had my wisdom teeth out & missed a few days!! But here are my answers ROUND 4 Lv 1) True or False? Experience points are awarded only for defeating a foe or gaining treasure. False Lv 2) What are the two categories of experience point awards? (d.) Group and individual Lv 3.0) Which of the following is considered an average rate of advancement? (b) One level per three to six adventures Lv 3.5) Since character advancement is left up to the DM and varies from game to game, there is no standard rate of advancement. However, there is one hard and fast rule: A player should never, ever, advance more than ______. One level per session Lv 4) Describe Method VI for generating basic ability scores. I have absolutely no idea - I remember there was a special way to roll depending on what class you were playing to ensure high results in prime requisites, but can';t remember what it was Lv 5) If you're a brave and creative DM who decides to allow PCs to be of a nonhumuman or demihuman race that's not listed in the Player's Handbook, take heart. It can be done, but it requires a lot of careful work and planning. Four guidelines are imperative when you are considering a new character race. What are those four guidelines?[/QUOTE] Race should be humanoid (ie 2 arms & legs), intelligent, be able to move on land, and not possess any special abilities beyond the scope of those already given to player character races.
edgelett 03-07-05, 07:54 PM	:bump:
Emrick Blackthorn 03-09-05, 09:25 AM	ROUND 4 Lv 1) True or False? Experience points are awarded only for defeating a foe or gaining treasure. Lv 2) What are the two categories of experience point awards? a. Role-playing and combat b. Standard and bonus c. Victory over foes and completing the adventure d. Group and individual Lv 3.0) Which of the following is considered an average rate of advancement? a. One level per adventure b. One level per three to six adventures c. One level per five to eight adventures d. One level per ten adventures Lv 3.5) Since character advancement is left up to the DM and varies from game to game, there is no standard rate of advancement. However, there is one hard and fast rule: A player should never, ever, advance more than ______. Lv 4) Describe Method VI for generating basic ability scores. Lv 5) If you're a brave and creative DM who decides to allow PCs to be of a nonhumuman or demihuman race that's not listed in the Player's Handbook, take heart. It can be done, but it requires a lot of careful work and planning. Four guidelines are imperative when you are considering a new character race. What are those four guidelines? ROUND 4 Answers Lv 1) False - PH, page 88 Lv 2) d - DMG, page 46 Lv 3.0) b - DMG, page 49 Lv 3.5) One level at a time - DMG, page 49 Lv 4) Start each ability with 8 points. Roll seven dice and assign them as desired. - PH, page 13 Lv 5) 1 - The race should be humanoid. 2 - It cannot possess special abilities. 3 - It cannot be extra-dimensional. 4 - It should be cooperative and willing to interact with the human world. DMG, page 15