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1) In my Kaer campaign the T'skrang used necklaces infused with True Water to keep them from hibernating, but their supply of those amulets was limited, and thus the population of T'skrang strictly regulated. 2) There were three groups of Obsidimen in the Kaer. One of them joined in Dreaming in the ...

The problem is that this one doesn't tell me much, except that I'll get a headache if I try to figure it out. That's why I'm trying to get that article - it was explained thoroughly, without mind-boggling statistical and mathematical terms and tables.

Mataxes, that would be awesome. Than you!

I found some pdf with that kind of statistical analysis, but it seems it was off in some places (I can't say, not my field). I remember that article was impressive enough to make me read it thoroughly, despite the math...

Once, in the ancient times of the old forums there was a really nice article covering al that *shudder* math. Does someone know where else can I find it?

Check out some of the colour artwork. There was at least two featuring aztec-style pyramids as citadels. I don't know exactly where, because I've seen them in the Polish rulebooks, and we had a lot of changes made...

Wait, there was a ED3 version? I only remember seeing the ones for Classic.

I have over the years of GMing developed some rules on my own, when it comes to game mechanics. Being strict (and I even sometimes am) doesn't have much to do with enforcing the rules. You can do that story-wise(consequences!), or even when it comes to player-related conflicts (I started to do that ...