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That is an excellent point. I was thinking Advance Tech, but now that you mention that in the context of the question, I'll pick Psionics!

"Don't make me incapitate you!" or "You'd be stupid not too." The first one was from a super late session when we were in school and everyone was getting tired and mouthy. Well the DM got fed up and in our mouthy dealings with a guard he meant to say decapitate. It was pretty funny and we...

That is a good point, I'll have to remember that. Thanks, and if you all think of anything else, please keep the ideas coming. One of the ideas I was thinking of was having the character travel to where a Treant lived and gather one of his leaves. This would be significant because as a baby...

I am starting a campaign from 1st level. One of the characters is going to be an elven ranger(yes he knows it's cliche, but it is what he really wants to play). I am going to do a couple one-shots with each character so that way I can introduce the hook on an individual basis that way the...

Level 2 with Helen of Troy!!!! Score!!

The problem I'm running up against is that the plague is already out there, so taking the infants to where others that are also infected would not spread the plague. I assume that there is some type of quarentine in place, or at least a leper colony type scenario. In this place the infants...

is there any word as to if they are going to re-release the FR books? I know I need them, but I don't want to buy them now if there will be "new" ones out very soon. Thanks and I apologize if this has already been covered.

I've wanted to do something similar for a long time. My concept revolved around a magic item though that was a permanent anti-magic field. So your character has to be able to stand on his own. That is why a straight up monk is good, but I can see why you would want to play a different class...

I know this is slightly off topic, well who am I kidding it IS off topic, but I never understood why the sorcerer was a d4. Since the spell casting ability is innate, you would think the sorcerer would spend less(if any) time in the library and more time conditioning if an adventuring life lay...

I agree, especially the part about rolling dice, when I was a player our dm would just start rolling percentile dice and if a certain number came up then something would happen so once the dice started rolling we piped up and paid attention. Now some may argue that this method is too extreme...

I assign my players a luck score that they don't know about. This rarely comes into play, but those Luck checks that are applicable then come into play and I roll them. Obviously since they don't know about them. I also roll for the same reasons set forth above, when being forced to make a...

When a fool is happy, Wise men shudder. Only a fool is free, and he, only from wisdom. Everything is a weapon in the hands of a man who understands. Learn to cut with your eyes. They are sometimes stronger than your hands. Never cut a man with words. They become a weapon against you. Think...

Thanks for the info, it's a big help!

Does anyone know what the new jump skill changes are? Thanks

1)He just found out that he will be in the next DnD movie as Snails' cousin, Slug....oh the horror. 2)He is demonstrating how NOT to carry your Gnomish party members around. 3)He thinks he's giving you the double-bird

That's right because all true justified victims win cases. Like the lady that sued and won against McDonald's because they served her hot coffee. Totally justified. I think you're wrong in that if the victim wins a case then it automatically means it was unjustified. All it really means is...

Re: Re: Good day, gentlemen. Has anyone noticed a striking change in Dragon magazine? Another reason I loathe the release of 3.x! But that is a totally different discussion.

He is that pimply faced kid in the back of class that eats paste and can barely figure out how that page folding trick in the back of MAD magazine works. But was super fast and was always first picked for the recess football team. That description or Sloth from the Goonies comes to mind as well.

AMEN!!

I let people try things, even though I don't think that it should be successful until later levels. If this is the case I give my description in such a way that they will continue to try when additional levels have been reached. But certainly let them try things, if trying could kill the PC...