Recent content by Brazenwood

Yikes! I hate the Tieflings and will not allow them in my campaign, the artwork in the books makes D&D look like devil worship now, so that should help us with the crazy Christians. Also just don't like them because people like to role play the bad boy archetype with them, when it's much more...

I don't like how fast PCs advance anyway, so I'm already opting for the slow advancement rates which amount to giving 50% XP, and my players know I do this and understand why I do this. Our campaigns generally last a year and a half not 9 months. My solutions to Player Caution: 1st encounter...

Thanks. And I guess you'd still end up with the creature you tackled "grabbed" but both be prone huh?

12 year old son My Son is a total video game junkie, plays x-box for hours on end, and as a self-employed parent that needs a free babysitter, plus I'm a gamer, I support it, but growing up I let him play in our weekly role-playing games (aged 20-60), and he always loved it even if he couldn't...

How do you tackle someone in 4E, I mean a real tackle like a football tackle, where you run at an opponent wrap him up (grab?) and them take him to the ground (yourself included). If there are no rules for Trip, how can this obvious maneuver be done?

Because Failure at a SKill Challenge leads to more dramatic storytelling than the heroes winning everything most the time. The Skill Challenge system is great the way it is written, if you allow for degrees of success. If you get 4 out of 6 before "failing", hey the DM should reward you with...

Here's my Grey Elf My Grey Elves are the most secretive and magical of all the elven species. (I don't have Dark or Drow Elves, as these guys are my dark elves) They have skin the color of wet grey clay, and dark eyes with stark white or silver hair. Grey Elf Avg.Hgt: 5'8"-6'3" Avg. Wgt...

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Here's my Catbeastmen The Keshzakran are fascinating to me. They live in a tropical climate on the continent of Keshzakra (hence the name)and their culture is very Indian (as in Ghandi India, not native american). They even dye their fur around their foreheads with one of those third eye dots...

Here's the Hawklin These guys are my winged Elves...They live way up in the mountains. A lot of fantasy campaigns refer to them as "Avariel" Hawklin (Winged Elves) Avg.Hgt: 5'2"-5'11" Avg. Wgt: 80-130 lb Size: Medium Ability Scores: +2 Dex +2 CHA Speed: 6 squares, Fly 8 squares (hover)...

In my world Gnomes have there own Empire, just like Centaurs, Grey Elves, and Catbeastmen (called Keshzakran in the World of Thandoria, my Homebrew). I also have winged elves, called Hawklin, and a race of Rust-red skinned aliens that migrated down from one of my moons after a great wizard war...

ALso noticed that you have the Int stat for Dungeoneering, when the Player's Handbook has the WIS stat for dungeoneering... Might want to fix that too! Great resource for the community! I'll be sure and link to it when I develop my new campaign website!

Thank You! I was about to sit down and design a sheet with Illustrator, but now that I've found this, I'm all set! So thank you so much. Anyway, we can get a file with the third sheet for powers in the same file in case we want to have ONE pdf file for an npc on a website? Also noticed too...

World of Thandoria In my world elves spread across the main continent in ancient times and then humans arrived at their shores later, and the elves actually took them under their wings as their primitive little seafaring children. IN time, the humans merged with the elves so completely, that...