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Is there no longer a way to set a visual theme other than the garish yellow on black? I used to have a grey/black theme that was much easier to read.

Eyewitnesses were great for identifying the man and giving the police a place to start, but if he hadn't been drunk and his car hadn't been damaged, you would likely not have gotten a conviction. Just because four people said something happened, doesn't mean it did.

Once I got back to my books, I put this list together and thought others might benefit from it as well. Balance Cavern Celerity Charm Cold Community Competition Courage Craft Creation Darkness Deathbound Domination Dragon Dream Drow Dwarf Elf Envy Family Fate Force Glory Gluttony Gnome Greed...

Of course it will. Every edition of D&D starts off simple and innovative, then power creep sells books until it's completely broken and the process begins again. The only new thing for 3rd edition is the relatively short time for a version turn-around compared to its predecessor.

IDHMBWM, but I'd like to put together a list of available Domains for the next campaign I'm going to be running. If someone with access to the Spell Compendium could post the list of domains given in that book I'd greatly appreciate it. All I'm looking for is the list of Domains from the Spell...

While I have a chance to post... 1) As people have stated, the alternative to crappy hours is those workers (they're not slaves) starving to death. If you stop buying minis and those people lose their jobs, aren't you killing them by that same odd logic you used to justify the boycott? 2) Who...

By far the best bit of Rome fiction I've ever watched. It's based (loosely) on the rise and fall of Julius Caesar for the first season and Octavian is poised to be the focus of the second season (still in production). I watched the first episode on a free HBO preview weekend and signed up for...

A few things. 1) Tiefling is not a template; you're either a Drow or a Tiefling, not both. 2) That Code of Conduct isn't really compatible with the Paladin's Code of Conduct. Particularly the respecting the dignity of creatures. If someone happens to be wearing a mask and she just up and...

You just can't use those during rage. It's not a house rule.

Good point, I'll be among those to say "This is me, flipping off the miniatures collectors that are ruining my RPG." ..|..

That's an interpretation I've heard before based on the argument that "it's not the invisibility spell, so it shouldn't drop when you attack." Of course, the easy counter argument is "it's not greater invisibility, so it should drop when you attack." One interpretation makes them greatly...

If 4e actually comes out less than 12 years after 3e, then I will never buy another edition of D&D. I've already had a hard time sifting through all the crap that's come out for 3.5 and spent way too much money in the process. If WotC's going to prove that it doesn't care about the game and only...

You haven't missed anything, it's D&D, there are lots of things that aren't realistic, including the fireball headed up the chimney in the first place. You can always house rule that you're denied a reflex save in such circumstances if that works better for your group.

But they're actually not very good at that either...

Why are we even looking for rules? Common sense should be sufficient here--you can't trip something that can't fall down.

I assume she cast defensively to avoid the AoO for casting in melee? If so, you ruled correctly. What she probably should have done was use the Withdraw action and cast on her next turn.

You know that a Paladin can't associate with a LE Warlock without breaking his Code of Conduct and losing his powers, right?

I remember Morrowind. The controls were awful and when I finally got someone to give me a quest I had to walk for almost a half an hour in real time to find a bugged door. I think that was the one and only time I ever bothered to play it...it was awful. Oblivion was much better, but as soon as...

STR 10 DEX 9 CON 10 INT 15 WIS 15 CHA 14 I'd say I'm best suited to a cleric, and I suppose I'd have less of a problem with faith if I could actually cast spells/speak to said god(s). A close second would be an enchanter, which could also work for me.

Which means you'll have to increase the CR if you implement this rule since dragons are designed to face characters with magic weapons. Adding DR that the PCs can't bypass at the appropriate level will make them harder to kill. You'll also see many fewer weapons with special properties...