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My main idea was that the just came from a adventurers school right? so they lack the notoriety that the typical heroic character has, so they need to do busywork for whatever influential person they can (in this case, the town mayor). after about three levels, when the PCs have built up a...

come on guys, i really need help. am i going in the right direction? are my encounters to hard? to easy? any feedback at all, even "yeturs sucks" would be appreciated. thanks

OK so this is a campaign by me, taking my players (a group of 4) from 1st to 30th level... hopefully first off, if your one of said players, stop reading or i will end you :P now i would like some honest feedback on the start of my epic. it will be divided into 3 chucks, each with a world...

Thank you kind sir, for this informative guide. my game has been lacking excitement and any real role playing since level one, and i plan to impose your guidelines on my players from now on, giving them candy if they use them .:D

i like the idea, however, with aura sink, what if you are the one projecting the aura? or what if it is an allies aura? i think PC powers let you make auras anyway... regardless looks nice and the powers look OK, i like the flavor behind unravel secrets ("hey mutant, wheres the back door?"...

ah i see, thanks for clearing that up for me :D i hope it goes well when you play it best of luck and keep up the good work

i love it. quite ssimply yeturs approved. i think preseditation (not even going to try spelling that right) is a tad under done, but hey, why take it if you dont like presto anyway? i am seriously thinking about adding these to my game, thanks Ravenheart!

at a glance this looks good, but why bahamut ? hes the good dragon god and im pretty sure hes not into human sacrifice (could it be possible you meant tiamet? sorry if i seem rude ). it may be, however, that the kobolds have stolen the temple. i diddent really read the fluff but did notice...

first of, Jake (Artofsymmetry) your a dick, secondly you have a point Dannager blind IS better then stun, i has my rules confused. i thing im going to let Jake use flare(light targeted on a creatures head) once per encounter to blind it until its next turn and have something utterly rediculous...

my wizard player is only level 3 at this point though, and blinding someone as a minor action is a little iffy to me. however, giveing him 3d8 damage and stun (stun instead of blind makes sense though) seems really over the top. i mean, his at-wills only do 2d4 or 1d6, so 3d8 as a minor action...

my friend has a fascination with casting the wizard cantrip "light" and yelling out flare. i have been letting him use his light to blind enemys in the square as an int vs reflex attack. my question is, is this rediculusly overpowered? bear in mind light is a minor action.