I recognize some of those figures from early WOTC D&D minis sets. I doubt he has a license to copy and resell them.

HD: hit dice.
#At: number of attacks per round; in this case, a bite.
Sv: Saves as; in this case, saves as a level 2 Fighter.
Ml: Morale, and the number needed to make a morale check.

Short answer: yes to your first question and no to your second question.

Elven hit die is limited to a maximum of d6, but that does not limit the damage by weapon type that they inflict.

The 10% xp bonus never seemed enough to off-set the few penalties on demi-humans to make Human PCs a viable choice for my players. IMC, I give Human PCs +1 to all ability scores in addition to the 10% xp bonus; this helps level the field among the character races.

I think Old Island Fortress will be a similar experience, they'll just have to keep a leash on Steve who likes to open doors before everyone's ready. With a newbie PC, I'll generally ask "Are you sure?" when they attempt something ill-advised. If they go ahead, I let the chips fall where they may. ...

It's always a good idea to have one PC of each class. Giving the cleric a scroll with a couple of Cure Light Wound spells or granting each PC a potion of healing at character creation will help keep them alive if things go south for the party. Also, suggest to them that paying for a hireling or two ...

Illusionists, Druids, Rangers, Paladins, Assassins, Half-Humans and Gnomes, plus some of Combat and Thief options (and maybe a little bit of the Magic-User options) would comprise an "advanced" game for me. But that's far off in the future, as far as I'm concerned. I'm focused on getting 3rd Editio...

Personally, I'd like to see things like gnomes, half-elves, half-orcs, rangers, paladins, barbarians, monks and multiclass options dealt with in an in-print supplement after Core Rules 3 is released.

Hywaywolf wrote:

vfults wrote:Blood on the Game Dice:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKMwG_9UZWA

good googa moogali that was intense and funny

Yeah, it's my favorite gaming-related video. No matter how often I watch it, I can't help laughing.

Blood on the Game Dice:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKMwG_9UZWA