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I think Stonechilds are something like LA +8 or something where you actually have to take levels in being a Stonechild before you can take a class level. If by cute you mean you just don't want the CHA penalty then you can't rreally go wrong with the Goliath.

I understand it is much appreciated. I didn't mean to come off like I was slamming your suggestions or anything. I am not the kind of guy who asks for advice and then tells the person giving it that everything they say is wrong.

I played in a game where each PC had to roll up a personality flaw for the character. One of the PC's rolled for "Touched in the Head". As a result he created a character he did the dual wield shields thing, but was convinced one of the shields which was a family heirloom was actually a sword...

I will mention this to him if I talk to him before he checks the thread. The gestalting was done as a means to compensate for it being a two person party. Also it doesn't need to be high magic. It all depends on what the other person plays. My only magic will be coming from my bard classes...

Just a bump and a question. Since no one seems to be interested thus far. Do any of you have any recomendations that may make you more inclined to want to join. Other than switching rules sets completely. For instance maybe a race or splatbook not included so far. I know allot of people...

Bummer. No interest?

http://www.thetangledweb.net/forums/profiler/view_char.php?cid=15023 Quick link to my character. It is finished except for skills at this point. Edit: complete

I am the other player in this game. I have played in many of Nikroecysts games before over the last like 12 or more years. His moving out of state has put a damper on my gaming so in order to get some more variety going I asked him if he would be interested in running this through map tools...

That is exactly how it is in my group where I play a Goliath Druid in fact.

I don't know if that is from some eratta somewhere, but nowhere in the Races of Stone does it say that. The only thing it indicates as not being affected are his space and reach. It also states that it stacks with any powers abilities or spells that change the creatures size. Now I didn't...

I know you mentioned not wanting to basically have her "retrained" since the PC's are not allowed that kind of option, but this is straight up just a bad build. Did the computer pick her classes too cause those classes do not come anywhere near meshing with the ability scores she has. Every...

I cannot really compare one to the other as I have never and prolly will never play WoW. I like to play characters that are not so strictly defined by their "class". I want a system where if I want to play The Six String Samurai I can. BY that I mean a wanderer type character that lives off...

Maybe the encounters my group was going through were ridiculously high level, but even with a 10th level cleric with nothing but feats to improve his turning we still got pounded pretty hard core and even lost our rouge. However we were literally getting attacked with every room we ventured...

It doesn't matter how good you are at something Karma and the law of averages are gonna catch up with you eventually. Maybe a higher level bad guy rouge is already casing the neighborhood and when he catches your PC giving the eyes to his targets he does something to set him up. Maybe have...

Wouldn't the attack portion of fly by attack negate your invisibility thus causing you to provoke an AofO when leaving your opponents threatend area?

I can't really help you. I am not a fan of changing a module unless there is something fundamentally wrong. I would say if the party comes up with a plan that isn't touched on in the module then it would be logical to say that in character the bad guys didn't expect it. Now if this is a...

I haven't played it, but whats wrong with the actual game system for Serenity? Or is it that it isn't a D20 system? I haven't played any of the other systems mentioned either except D&D so I am not familiar with them either.

Eh. I guess I can kinda see where you guys are coming from, but it still just seems to make sense to me that the feat favors one over the other.

I have always been under the impression the cap of -5/+5 was official. I never really looked at in the book, but every game I have played in has always had that rule. I guess without the cap it may get overwhelmingly powerful. As it is used in the game I play in though I see no issue with it...

I am confused. Why wouldn't Power Attack favor 2 handed weapons? I see no problem here. I am not against the addition of a feat to make it just as useful with a one handed weapon as long as it uses another feat slot, but I still wouldn't consider this a problem cause to me Power Attack should...