Napisał Baird (Post 525269)

Możecie krytykować ile chcecie, ja i tak mam zamiar zabrać muła do jaskini jakbym miał trafić na skarb.

Napisał Dragon Magazine #31

Question: We have a group of players here who insist that
they can ride on a mule in a 10-foot-wide and 10-foot-high
corridor and shoot arrows from longbows. Now, there are two
characters who say they ride side by side and do this over the
objections of the rest of the party members. I think this is
wrong. Am I right?

Answer: Yes, you are correct. First, you cannot shoot arrows from a
longbow in a dungeon that has 10-by-10-foot passageways. Longbows
are indirect fire weapons and you need lots of space to use one.
Second, as for the men: From your letter, I gather that they are wearing
plate mail. It would be extremely difficult to ride side by side in a
corridor this size with two nervous mules and two fully armored men.
The mules are not strong enough to carry what a war horse is supposed
to carry. Mules are mostly used as pack animals. Also, firing from
the back of an animal is hard enough and to fire a longbow from one is impossible.

Napisał Balzamoon (Post 525313)

Czyli nie tylko Polak potrafi...

Napisał Dragon Magazine #36

Question: How does a first-level Magic-User get spells in
his first-level spell book? Also, what obligations does he have
to his master for his spell book?

Answer: A first-level Magic-User gets his spells placed in his spell
book by himself or his mentor by way of a Write spell. This is the way he
places all his spells in his spell books. As to his obligations to the
Magic-User who was his master, that is between them. I myself am
cleaning up after a 10th-level Magic-User’s young black dragon twice a
week in return for a book of third-level spells.