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:):):) Glad to hear it! I'm personally really excited by the scene builder too. It's a Lot of work, but totally worth it. :)

I'd love to hear more about this idea! What would you need it to do? What are you using that doesn't work?

There's actually a 3.5 edition adventure called "Fires of Hell" that is played when the PCs die as a way to give them the chance to "fight" their way back. Someone converted it to 5E. I haven't played it, but I have read through it and seems really decent. So, you could try that. Might be...

Oh, no worries! I apparently can't Math either, ha ha ha And technically, you did calculate correctly, just based on an incorrect assumption. Which is better than I do half the time, lol Anyway - no Harm, no Foul! And thanks for the gender correction. :P

You're right. Totals should be: Dwarf 10 Elf 4 Half-elf 15 Half-orc 7 Human 15

I think we have some wrong Math. On page 10, the last post was by Yuri and listed: Dwarf 17 Elf 11 Half-elf 20 +1 Half-orc 11 -3 Human 18 ------- On page 11, the first post was by CanadianneBacon. he listed: Dwarf 14 Elf 11 Half-elf 20 Half-orc 9 Human 18 --------------- since I do NOT...

Dwarf 17 Elf 11 Half-elf 19 Half-orc 14 Halfling -1(gone!) Human 18 Hmmmm.... smells like bacon.

"That'll do, Twiggly. That'll do."

WOOPS! Apparently I can't Math.... I'll fix it, ha ha ha Edit: OH - you already did. Thanks.

Dwarf 24 Elf 17 Gnome 3 Half-elf 23 Half-orc 19 Halfling 17 Human 27 I REALLY don't like Gnomes in this edition.... (or Halflings... but that'll have to wait until tomorrow. Assuming they last that long.):devil:

I don't think you actually added the +1 for the Half-Elf....

Dragonborn 9 Dwarf 22 Eladrin 14 Elf 16 Gnome 13 Half-elf 24 Half-orc 21 Halfling 20 Human 24 Tiefling 21

I was thinking about the extra damage issue and how to handle that, i.e. whether to give advantage on the damage roll (like some are suggesting) or a flat damage or something else. I was thinking that it might be useful to take the KIND of mount into consideration. I mean for a mounted warrior...

There's a homebrew archetype (yeah, mine, ha ha) for Strength based rogues that gives Medium armor as a bonus proficiency, which get's to your AC issue. http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?454746-5E-Rogue-Archetype-Ruffian At the bottom of the post it gives a list and links for other...

The file seems to be missing from the downloads section.

I know this is a little late for the spell casting/concentration issue you were having, but we play tested a mechanic in my game this weekend, and I figured I'd share. In the party we have a Wizard, a Warlock, a Fighter, and a Rogue -- so not much in the way of healing, which may be why this...

So, I am curious if people think something like this is useful in helping people really develop a multi-dimensional player... OR, if it's just "meh, fluff."

I started a campaign recently with some people I haven't really played with before. I've talked with them about gaming, and they mentioned some Pathfinder campaigns they did. Based on what they shared I was little concerned about their ability to really get into the game and create a character...

So, I've updated a few things and I think this is a stronger build now. I think it provides a good option for a more strength based rogue, while making combat a little more interesting. if anyone knows where i can get one of those COOL looking page backgrounds, I'll get the formatting all nice...

Very, very cool.