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Excellent start. I just love the setting, especially the mix of Raven King (from Strange & Norell), fantasy and Holmes. And the writing is excellent, will definitely be following this onwards. .Ziggy

Nobody likes a gnome .Ziggy

Thanks ! I actually like the jump forward, the mysteries and happenings hinted here makes the story even more enthralling :D .Ziggy

Sorry, but you are still wrong. I based my statement on the assumption that the character has the normal equipment and prepation of a 20th level PC, nothing Dragon-specific in there. Of course the Wizard and Cleric will have some long-lasting buffs up (Mindblank, GMW, magic Vestment, etc) but...

We have played 81 sessions since August '01. We play every second monday, with gaps for holidays. The PC's are now about 12th level, but fairly strong for their level. I usually throw EL 16-18 encounters on them for the tough fights. We also play between sessions on email. The intensity...

Something tells me you're not used to high level play. A 20th level rogue might have trouble on his own, as the blindsight will make sneak attacks harder, but with the right items (Ring of Blinking etc) that can be overcome. The 20th level fighter will abolutely cream him, he'll have better...

I bought it as well, and it look cool. The sad thing is that I ran my big, bad battle scene about 4 months ago, and it'll be at least a year before I get the opportunity to run another. .Ziggy

Why Norway, and I hope it was in summer... ? .Ziggy

Hmm, let see: Norway (home country) Sweden Denmark Finland Iceland Germany (West & United) Belgium (briefly) France Spain Portugal Switzerland Italy Greece Czech Republic UK (including Wales & Scotland) Ireland Monaco The Vatican State Tunisia South Africa US Thailand Cambodia Malaysia Vietnam...

d6. Most common die for damage spells for my wizard, and damage die for my greatsword wielding barbarian. Next in line is the d8 for longbow and longsword damage. .Ziggy

Non-magical: Dagger Oil Chalk Mirror Quarterstaff (plain walking staff) - ideal for those no-weapons towns Magical: Eyes of the eagle - cheap and very little else in this slot Amulet of health - unless I'm a Cleric Cloak of Resistance - unless I'm a Paladin or Sorcerer

My campaign is FR, and thus uses the FR pantheon (most prominent are Tempus, Lathander, Sune, Kelemvor, Bane, Cyric, Dumathoin, Clangeddin and Anubis). In another homebrew we use the core pantheon. Most prominent are Pelor, Heironeous and Hextor. .Ziggy

Agree, Haste is still very good, especially at lower levels. The movement is essential, both in closing with enemies, and to get away from trouble (also for archers). And the extra attack will (almost) double the firepower at these levels, makin a big difference. On higher levels Haste is less...

Looking forward to it :D I like the start, your writing is (still) strong. And I definitely like the first person perspective, it bring much more life to the story. And I have not read any of the Eberron adventures, so it'll be all new to me :cool: .Ziggy

I usually pop in when I visit ENWorld (1-2 times a week) if there are new posts in the thread. .Ziggy

I've got 6 deaths in 78 sessions (3 years of playing), and I play with open die rolls, (mostly) gloves off. But also with lots of roleplaying, and only about half of those sessions have any combat at all. The party have just reached 10th/11th level, and I've seen an increase in lethality with...

There are two different types of contracts. One where you will have to pay the material cost on ressurection (depending on type of ressurection needed). This contract is only available for people in good standing, where the insurer can be reasonably sure that the client have the means to pay the...

And what are you smoking ? Try reading my post one more time, and use your brain this time. .Ziggy

Apart from the usual ones (mainly gender equality, literacy and univeral coinage) I've also introduced insurance. The most popular (mainly for NPC's) is life insurance. Of course horribly expensive, and therefore only for adventurers and the really well to do. And of course in several...

Any alternatives to buses for going to Malacca ? I've visited Thailand several times, and it's really easy (and relatively safe) to rent a car with a driver for a day (or more). Is it the same in KL, and how is the best way to do it (I'm more interested in safety and comfort than to save a few...