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So my group wants to play a stereotypical campaign. Two of the players are new (we figured this could be a good way to introduce D&D to them) and two of the players have been gaming for a while. Anyway, I'm finding myself having trouble deciding on specific stereotypical elements to add to...

Thank you so much, unfortunately things got a little hectic during my last few days there so I wasn't able to check them out... I am however now in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and I must just not be searching for the right things on google because I can't find anything again... More...

Not sure if this is the right place to post this or not. I'm currently in Anaheim, California for the week and I'm curious if anyone knows of any card/tabletop shops in the area. Google is failing me... Thanks for any help!

Hey all, I've recently started a little campaign with three people. Two of them have been gaming for a while, but the third is brand new to both D&D and table-top gaming in general. So far I have an.... alright idea for the campaign progression, but I've gotten stuck. I'm trying to use adventure...

There are also feats like Frozen Wild Shape. It's not so much a particular form or ability, I just wanted to get the absolute most out of Wild Shaping that I could. And I was trying to think of what I could get rid of in order to do that. I was already thinking of grabbing Assume Supernatural...

Yeah, we figured it would be really op. So a different question then, in terms of just a straight up variant without that build in mind, say... just a non-gestalt Druid, how would it be in terms of fairness? Or would it be a better idea for it to be an epic feat or something along those lines...

Hey Enworld! I'm playing a gestalted Changeling Druid 5/Master of Many Forms 2//Ranger 4/Warshaper 3/Nature's Warrior 0, and my DM and I were wondering if trading out all spellcasting for gaining the Supernatural abilities of creatures I turn into is a fair trade or not? Thanks for all the help!

Dozen: I'll definitely have to look into that Shadowmind PRC, sounds like a bunch of fun. That actually helps out with some other stuff I was looking for as well. Thanks for the help! RUMBLETiGER: We're starting at level 1 I believe. Luckily for me (I think?) my DM wants me to be able to speak...

I will be in an upcoming War of the Burning Sky campaign, and my DM has allowed me to try out a race that I have just fallen in love with from the Dragon Compendium. The Tibbit. I need your expert help figuring out how to make a build for a specific character feel. Relevant info: 40 point-buy...

If there are still spots open, I would be very interested in joining. I've only really played 3.5 (sometimes with hints of Pathfinder thrown in like the feat progression), but I've read over much of Pathfinder, so I could play either. If not, I hope the game goes well!

Currently going to be starting a campaign with some friends, it's the round robin with fallenibilis, and I'm currently making the big plot driving baddy. He has a homebrew lich template, and due to story, he should be an arcane and divine caster. Also he's gestalted. At some point I came across...

How would you treat a changeling who has the Shapechanger subtype and can manipulate his body naturally? Would the bonuses affect him in the normal form? Or only when he's using his ability to look different? I personally feel that it should affect it in the normal form since it would take no...

The Warshaper ability "Morphic Body" states that "a warshaper can use its precise control over its form to make itself stronger and heartier. It gains a +4 to Strength and a +4 to Constitution." My DM and I have come to a little disagreement over when this ability would function on my character...

I suppose I should have phrased it better. The spells are useless for the idea and feel of the character I am playing. I do realize that my spells aren't actually useless. And, at the moment I do indeed have Natural Spell. While I would loooove to go into Planar Shepherd, my DM will most...

Me and the DM of my current game have a question for all you great enworlders. I'm currently playing a character entirely based on wildshaping and it occurred to me that my spellcasting is practically useless. So, in your opinions, do you think trading out all spellcasting for being able to use...

My thoughts exactly everyone! I was asking this because we're playing a partial-gestalt campaign and I thought it'd be sorta fun to play a fighter/healer. Though it won't be so much fun getting my butt kicked in combat because I can only wear (at best) studded leather.

I'm having a bit of an argument with a friend of mine and neither of us can seem to convince the other of our view. So I bring it to you all, please give me your honest opinion. Do you think that allowing the Healer class to wear light, and ONLY light, metal armor would bump it up an entire...

Wouldn't the Gliding, Limited Flight, and Flight abilities all be useless if the player didn't choose Wings as a Natural Armament bonus? Or am I missing somewhere on there that says you automatically get wings and that bonus just allows you to use them as an attack?

Thanks! And I apologize then, I had no idea O_O You could always say that it's an "Antimagic Field, __ ft radius (maybe 10?) around the character. At the center is a 5 ft gap in the Antimagic Field." That way he could still be hit by magical weapons (unless the magic still wouldn't work since...

How.... was that sarcasm when he denied sarcasm in the first place? I personally think that an Antimagic Field (of sorts) would be much cooler than just magic immunity. Especially if you could will away the "Antimagic Field" so that you can... you know, get healed? Either one however would stop...