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    D&D 3E/3.5 Reworking 3e armour; need help!

    New Armor table I had the same problem you do and had to start over with my own table, but i chose to simplify the armor choices. Armor Type Armor Bonus MaximumDexterityBonus Threat AC bonus Armor Check Penalty Weight in Pounds ArcaneSpell Failure Gold Piece Value LIGHT Light leather 1...
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    Trained Animals to aid another

    Can trained animals use the aid another option? I had a player come into the game with 3 riding dogs wanting to use them as buffs for his defense and attack, not to mention possible flanking for his character. I would appreciate feedback regarding the use of animals in this fashion and any...
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    Freedom of Movement vs Otto's Dance

    I would say that because the spell Otto's Dance is a Compulsion effect, it wouldnt be considered a movement hampering spell. For example, a Bard could cast Suggestion(another Compulsion effect) on another character that has Freedom of Movement active, and make the suggestion "stand still", the...
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    How to make Zombies Deadlier?

    Keeping in the spirit of regular old zombie, you have 2 choices; intelligent zombies: use class levels: 5th level zombie barbarian with his 6th level zombie monk companion will give most zombie-slayers pause. (not to mention zombie spell casters, but that becomes pseudo-lich-like)...
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    In your campaign, which is worse: killing or stealing?

    You are correct. Killing of all sorts is truely neutral. The reason i used the Assassin PrC as an example was to place the argument within the context of the game: Killing people (innocent or not so) by way of stealth and guise for the coin alone has been "labeled" evil by the game designers...
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    In your campaign, which is worse: killing or stealing?

    Killing and Stealing shouldnt be labeled as good or evil. Both are neutral acts. The reason behind the act gives a moral slant to it. Adventurers kill all the time, then steal the possessions of their former owner. To players of this game, it seems more insulting/painful to steal from someone...
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    Pet peeves of D&D gaming

    :lol: It might be my mood but that line about high DCs " Sorry Bob, the DC is 25 to eat. You starve to death." was hilarious. We were playing a 10th level adventure, someone touched the wrong door and had to make 3 saves at DC 38. After that we were playing paper-rock-scissors to see who took...
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    Why the paladin fails: It's all about OPTIONS

    keeping on track it was a good discussion. im looking forward to the next 'flexable class feature' thread. thank you, Driddle! :D
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    Why the paladin fails: It's all about OPTIONS

    advocate I think I understand where this subject originally was heading before it became a cheese vs. rp event: Paladins, Barbarians, monks and (why not?) rogues should have flexable 'class features' instead of static ones. One of the option books did something like this with the barbarian by...
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    DnD (in-game) Jokes -- Bring em on.

    what do you call a wizard holding hands with his zombie? necromance! :lol:
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