misterbean

I did not think of it that way. You're right, of course. I just thought that it wouldn't hurt, since I am interested in 4th Edition. thanks, guys. I will look at those links, then;

I remember the very first time a new player joined our group of experienced D&D'ers. One of them had told him something about trapped candles that shoot magic fire at whoever passes in front of them. So, during the adventure, I (GM) am describing a narrow hallway, completely oblivious to the conversation mentioned above, and tell them that there are a pair of red candles. Immediately, our new player goes: "I know this! Those are those dangerous candles, aren't they?" He proceeds to cut them to pieces and grins at me in triumph over his cleverness. Me: " Ok. You're now standing in the dark." Ever since that day, I always made sure there was at least 1 room in the enemy stronghold that had candles

Ten years ago I dropped all RPGs because of reasons. Yesterday, I found the rulebook for 4th Edition Hero Games in a second-hand store. It is great, because here in Belgium, there really isn't a retailer anymore. However, the book is sadly lacking in NPC heroes and villains. I don't trust myself with a credit card, so I was wondering if anyone could help me with the stats of the great heroes and villains. I don't mind if they're 5th or 6th edition. I can convert them back if I have to. Thank you.