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I want to use a Vampire Lord against my PCs, but I cannot find the rules for being dominated in 4e. Can anyone point me to them? Thanks.

Mark Rosewater is the Head Designer for Magic: the Gathering. You may or may not find this article interesting: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=mtgcom/daily/mr294

I consider myself to be pretty good at grammar, and I understand why most grammar rules are what they are. One rule that I don't understand is that sentances are not supposed to end in prepositions. Do you know the reasoning behind this?

I've created this template for a group of select druids in my campaign. I've assigned an LA to it, but I want to know what you think the LA should be, and if it's strong/weak for that LA. Thanks! Arburegnaverus (True King of the Tree) is a template that can be added to any creature able to...

I've been thinking about this for a while, so I thought I'd throw it out. Premise: The current multiclassing system is unexciting in most cases. Multiclass characters are generally inferior, except when they are significantly better (this is less of an issue in 3.5). The most reasonable...

Search is taking me to a blank page, so I'll just ask this: If a wizard is wearing armor with an arcane spell failure chance of 10% and has a heavy shield (ASF = 15%), he rolls ASF twice, once against 10% and once against 15%, correct? Thanks

From another thread about house rules: An Analysis of the effects of having all threats automatically confirmed: Qualitative: Obviously, critical hits are going to be more common. Damage output goes up, but more so against high-AC creatures (since it is normally harder to confirm crits...

Has anyone seen the new earthlink commercial? It has people talking about why they use earthlink, and they have these little earthlink symbols (which look like comets) orbiting the peoples' heads. I saw this and said: Ioun stone!