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My Amazon order status has changed to "Shipping Soon", so looks like they have some stock in now.

Did you have any luck getting it? I still can't find it anywhere. :(

HisDivineShadow is me, btw. Not sure where that login came from - I must've created it ages ago and forgotten about it until today!

Try http://www.lightwave-graphics.com/products/d&d/KSF_magic_items_v2.pdf

Indeed it is. The lead designer for 4th Ed had this to say: "The game's math assumes that the rogue gets sneak attack with just about every attack he makes. If the rogues in your game are constantly gaining combat advantage, it really isn't a big deal." See Mike Mearls posting here...

Printed out and in use now. :) :) Thanks again!

Nice! So, can you hide in a square with cover without moving? If you can, what kind of action is it? If you attack an enemy from a square with cover, can you re-hide during your turn without moving?

I should also point out that Mike Mearls (the 4th ed lead designer) had this to say in http://forums.gleemax.com/showthread.php?t=1055454 : "The game's math assumes that the rogue gets sneak attack with just about every attack he makes. If the rogues in your game are constantly gaining combat...

Excellent work, thanks. I'll snaffle them. :) (I should point out a small typo on the Bag of Holding: "jsut" instead of "just".)

The sentence makes sense; it's just a truism. I imagine they are repeating things to really make the point. [Edit: Ninjaed]

Hmm, but your points seem to apply to the RAW anyways... I made a mistake when typing in the rule about an enemy you attacked making a stealth check - it was supposed to be a minor action (I'll correct that, in fact I'm going to try that being a free action) - I was basing that rule on the very...

Yeah, I think I agree. I was using a variation of the rules on the bottom of PHG page 281 (to do with total concealment). I think I'll change to your suggestion that they don't need to roll at all.

Well initially, I was worrying about which enemies could warn other enemies... Since I changed things so either all enemies are aware or no enemies are aware, that's got a lot simpler. I also found that with the original rules it could be quite important which enemies were aware of someone, if...

Why though? Even if the recipient has no Healing Surges left, it will still get them back to 1 hit point. From PHB pg 185: "Use Second Wind: Make a DC 10 Heal check to allow an adjacent character to use his or her second wind without the character having to spend an action." And from PHB pg...

Here's yet another set of house rules for stealth. :) I've tried these out, and I'm going to be playing with these for a while. They've worked ok so far, and they've reduced the amount of information I have to track. In particular, I didn't like having to track which enemy was aware of which...

Sorry to slightly derail this, but: How large are those markers, and where do you get them from? What do you use for the magnetic backing?

Yeah, it's a nice power. I think people underestimate how nice the slowing aspect is! Since 4th ed is so dynamic in the battles, stopping something from moving about much can be really nasty. :)

This is how I'm going to handle alerting players to the fact that there *may* be a secret door (or anything else hidden): * I'll have one DC for the hidden thing itself. * I'll have another LOWER DC for some clue that something is hidden. If a player's passive perception beats the hidden...

That sounds good, Klaumbaz. Personally, I'm going to add this rule: * If one or more targets are aware of you, then to become hidden (and thereby make the targets unaware of you, thus granting you combat advantage) you must successfully make a stealth check to move to another square that...

Yeah, I agree with Plane Sailing: You could scale the effect with the size of the oil container, but say: Improvised thrown; Dex versus Reflex, range 5/10, * Small = One square only, 1D4 initial damage, 2 ongoing (save ends). * Medium = Burst 1, 1D6 initial damage, 3 ongoing (save ends). *...