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Though he has to wait a couple more levels before it's affordable. Believe me. It's expensive.

I really liked DMing a Gestalt game save for a couple problems: 1. Gestalt brought in my major problem with epic gaming. Either the PCs waded through the competition, or they were nearly defeated in every combat. 2. It took a ton of extra time to create NPCs. That problem was not helped by the...

I'm quite fascinated by this thread, and felt I must contribute. I haven't made it past page 3, so I apologize if this is redundant. I followed the link to your web site, and like ironvyper, I have hefty expectations of businesses' online presences. I must say, I was not terribly impressed...

I'd like to tweak this a bit. It's not so much that you need an edge or die at higher levels. That's a matter of game style. The issue in my experience is more that when some players do have that edge, and other - more casual - players don't, it eventually leads to imbalanced gaming. I have...

This is so true. My group recently started the first AP, and I was reduced to telling one of my players that playing a rogue, then multiclassing to specialist wizard (necromancy) at 2nd level, that his class selection was a "suboptimal" choice. What I really meant was: as the party's only...

I would also like to add that these sheets are wonderful. I've been using the madirishman form sheets for years, but I think I like this better. And this is good timing as we're about to start a new campaign too. I look forward to seeing what you come up with for the form sheets.

Allow me.

Last one: Heroes of Might Be Magic Current: The Fellowship of the Bling Puns abound around our table.

Had to wait for PayPal before I could support. Hope this helps, and I'm sure I'll enjoy my new search feature! :D

I imagine Deathstrike Bracers (MIC p. 93) are going to be exceptionally common for rogues. The bracers allow critical hits or sneak attacks to affect creatures normally immune to them (constructs, oozes, undead, etc). My question is this: Some creatures, such as oozes, are immune to flanking...

Character death is not common in my games, so this type of problem is rarely dealt with. Assuming the character is not resurrected for whatever reason, the party has access to the character's wealth and the character had appropriate wealth for their level, when a character dies how should the...

A player in my game is has played one of these druids from 3rd-9th level so far. As others have noted in this and other threads, the bookkeeping goes down quite a bit (btw, 'bookkeeping' has three consecutive double letters). It's also a step down in power, but not in a bad way. But two side...

Ironically, no. My dad had played D&D since I was a youngling, but he never really talked about it. Then when I was 10 I started playing with a friend and my dad and I later discovered that we played the same game. Flash-forward fifteen years and for the past five years or so he's been a...

I'm surprised no one is commenting on this one. My group, at least, loves size changing. There can be some pretty nasty min/maxing with this feat depending on its specific text.

Still one of my all-time favorite short stories is Harrison Bergeron.