Recent content by Wolfen Priest

Well so did I, quite frankly, but the bard had a Cha of 18, and the wizard's was 12 (so he wasn't a gimp or anything). Plus, the bard was Chaotic Neutral and had just rolled a natural 20 on his perform check, so basically the whole town thought he was Elvis the Elf. He intended to just use...

I have to admit I deviate from the norm in this regard, at least if the posts in this thread are anything to go on. The last time I DM'ed, an elven bard character tried to seduce a young human lass who worked at the little bed & breakfast at which they were staying, but his (lower Cha) elven...

You may or may not know this, but they are making a Final Fantasy Tactics game for the GBA. I don't know about you all, but I can't wait for it. :) EDIT: Oh yeah, and as for the original topic, I tried to play through Zelda again with the blue outfit and color camera, but I got bored pretty...

So... was the animation closer to the movie Final Fantasy, say? Or was it more akin to something from a cut-scene from a typical console video game? It does sound pretty interesting, but someone mentioned there are only 4 real endings? Those old "choose your own adventure" books had more than...

In the last campaign I ran, I let the elven bard PC carry and use a unique rifle. It attacked as a touch attack but could only fire every other round (d12 damage). I figured either do it that way or be prepared to have firearms in a campaign that never get used because a bow will always be so...

This product sounds intriguing. Where can I get one? And how much is it? Is it really worth the money? What about replay value, etc.? Does it use real (human) actors or is it animated?

My problem with d20 in general (not to even get started on 3.5e) is that it's way too complicated for what I consider "fun play." That is, most average-schmoe type players, with a good imagination and an idea for a character, who just want to "get things going and play," are often left sitting...

Add my name to the do-not-call-list. I thought little of the new rules coming out in the first place, but after viewing most of them, I'm convinced that they do indeed suck. It's only a cheap ploy to make a quick buck at the gaming community's expense, and I for one feel that it will...

The only thing that's Politically Correct any more is being anti-PC. To the revolution. Now.

The problem I have is that Andy Collins and others are claiming that these changes (and all others for 3.5e) are about increasing viable options for players; frankly I just don't see that happening given the rules changes they are implementing (there is no changing them at this point, the books...

Heh, I bought my GameCube first, and I do love it. Zelda, Eternal Darkness, Mario Sunshine and others are all awesome exclusive titles. I highly recommend it. I also have a PS2 for my RPG needs (FFX is why I bought it). But I too, am now seriously considering getting an X-Box as well, mainly...

I don't see what's humorous about it (and I sure doubt the fools at WotC do, either). Shelling out ~$90 for 3 books that I have to houserule the hell out of doesn't seem like too good a deal to me, anyway. So far, the few rules changes that I don't disagree with are very minor points IMC (like...

In short, no. It won't let me vote, but I'd like to chime in and say that I think this rule change borders on idiotic, and in fact I'm wondering (based on this change) whether I will even be buying 3.5 at all.

I have to chime in that the PFRPG setting is probably among the best there are (although personally, I think Scarn is better; YMMV). A great little book they were advertising in Dragon several years ago (although I think it's still available) is called "Adventures in Northern Wilderness."...

If you're feeling depressed at the end of May, I seriously doubt it's because of the weather. The economy doing so badly and the possibility of a third world war creeping ever upon us, now that I can understand. Here, the weather could not possibly be any better.