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If you're that worried about the level-based tables, then roll a d4 with your d100 to determine which table/tier your d4 relates to. Done. No need to cause a stink. There's no wrong way to play the game.

No, it is per discipline use.

Yes, I am. EDIT: Also, considering that the Scorching Ray is cast using the same spell slots I noted previously, it will do a total of 24.5 damage more than Fireball on average, assuming a single target. That brings the Sorcerer's total average damage over 8 rounds to 379, which is 19 damage...

I do like that idea. Also, upon my friend's request I just calculated a Swashbuckler Rogue's damage under that same 8-turn conditions, considering that they are dual wielding daggers brings the total average damage to 360, which is the exact same number as the Mystic using a greatsword, all...

That's why I stated that both of them were getting their "average" total damage output. Yes, I concede that a Sorcerer with a shooting gallery is much more powerful, however having a shooting gallery doesn't always happen. Whereas single target can happen a large amount of the time. EDIT: To be...

If you're considering that they can successfully cast Fireball without harming any of their melee comrades. If you're using Careful Spell, then you can Quicken Spell Fire Bolt​ less times.

You're absolutely correct. I just did the math. Considering 10th level and single target damage, the Immortal Mystic can do a whopping average of 352 damage over 8 turns. This is considering the Order of the Immortal Cutting Resonance feature, a greatsword, 20 Strength and no multiclassing. For...

The only thing different is that 6th level spells and above can only be cast once per day each (for obvious balancing issues). The progression itself, though, is exactly the same. Another note, the "Psi Limit" column confirms this. The limit is equivalent to the spell point cost of the highest...

I feel like as long as you can describe the actions believably, then it's fine. Like since you're shoving the dude with your shield, you could just have you shield pinning him to the ground, then you're golden.

When you make any sort of attack, the game assumes you've either got the weapon drawn, or are drawing it as a part of the attack. So you can pin the creature with your shield and then start hacking away with a sword/handaxe/what have you.

Hey, Perrin, is this game still recruiting? I'd like to take a crack at a character sheet if so. The setting is very different from what my friends and I normally play.

Ah, I understand. I haven't come across anything like that for classes yet, though I have seen the one for races before. Honestly, if something like that doesn't exist yet, the best option might just be to "playtest" some scenarios. What I mean by that is just set up a little quick encounter and...

There's actually some relevant Unearthed Arcana for this. It's got a lot of good tips you can take from it, and a PDF download at the bottom with examples. Hope this helps you out a bit.

Thanks for posting the link for me! I mentioned it a couple posts back. The builds section also has the special moves with their corresponding builds, giving a lot of ideas for interesting combats.

I had a similar idea that involved a combination of Battle Master Fighter 3 / Undying Light Warlock X / Favored Soul (Life Domain) Sorcerer X. The only reason I picked Favored Soul is because twinning and quickening heals seemed amaze-ness in concept. I won't get around to playing it any time...

Thankfully the Web Archive exists. Google Way Back Machine and punch in the WotC forums URL. I'd post a direct link, but forums and less than three posts. Enjoy, all. Also, first post!