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I had this thought, if I remember correctly, while I was walking out of Barnes and Noble tonight. An absolutely outstanding application of the E6 mechanics would be to the Birthright setting. First of all, you've got several ways your characters can grow; via feats from the E6 growth, and via...

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=products/dndacc/109257200 That was in the "This Month's Release" schedule for Wizards.

My browser is being difficult. So... 1) Yes. 2) Yes. See page 178 of the PH, second column, under "Spell Slots" 3) I would require him to rest wearing the headband, but that may not be RAW. 4) Contentious, but I lean on the side of "No, they do not get it." The Spells class feature...

My solution? Earth Elementals ignore hardness for anything made of the element Earth... meaning stone, adamantine, etc. They just reach into it and pull it apart.

http://www.editors-wastebasket.org/nexx/tsr/wizheal.html Actually, I did a fair amount with this, back when 3e first came out.

Does that mean people remember them, or know about them, and is that an important distinction? And must it be humanoids who remember them?

An example problem with this solution: Clangeddin Silverbeard is Lawful Good. Gaerdal Ironhands is as well, IIRC. Not to mention Heironeous. Not every good god is a god of peace; in D&D, violence is not inherently evil.

Nope. The Megaversal System is pretty close to 1st edition AD&D in most respects; that also precludes Rifts, Ninjas and Superspies, and Robotech (as others have, I believe, floated as theories).

Another option: -10-Con modifier. Those with good con modifiers are harder to kill, but it doesn't go on quite as long as -9-HD might. (For those confused, follow order of operations; it is not -[9-HD], but -[9]-[HD], which means that a higher HD will result in a greater absolute value. Sorry...

http://www.criticalfumble.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5465 Another thread.

From an article I wrote on wizards and healing... Personally, I'd be in favor of going back to the drawing board on the entire 8 schools theory, and saying that abjuration protects from something or dispels something, conjuration calls physical objects and beings, divination does information...

Of what you have, white. White noise. The roar of a white waterfall. The lightning which precedes thunder.

Why not just an item which affects eldritch blast with the Eldritch Chain Invocation? Eldritch Chain is, essentially, being able to make iterative attacks as if you had a Full BAB equal to your warlock level. I would make it as a staff, since you're wanting to use the wielder's level and...

Something that came to me while I was doing the dishes about this... it also does a great job of explaining why elves haven't taken over the world. Sure, they live for centuries, but if they, like everyone else, are capped at 6th level, then the human ability to breed faster becomes a real...

http://www.snotling.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=2854&forum=2

I'm unlikely to get to use this anytime soon, but I just wanted to say that it looks fantastic; the most exciting idea I've seen for D&D in a long time.