Recent content by CRGreathouse

Thanks! I’m not aware of any rare books in my stash, but if there are any I’m happy to part with them. Someone else who will enjoy them more should use them. I pretty much just play my own customized version of 3.5, and so the collection of feats/classes/etc. I’ve built up over the years are...

I’d consider it. My time is stretched thin right now.

Upstate -- Albany.

Also, I am including my copy of The Book of the Righteous. Many years ago (for those who have been around) I wrote a controversial 1-star review of same.

If anyone is interested (on a short timeline) in some 3.0 and 3.5 books, both WotC and 3rd party, I have 60+ that aren’t going with me to my new, smaller house in New York. Complete Warrior, Lords of Madness, OA, various adventures, etc. I’d just hate to see it go to waste. I’m keeping about as...

Great ideas. Thanks!

No. I like it.

If your DM has a name resembling my handle and your character worships Zerad, get out! . . . I'm running a campaign (D&D 3.5 + house rules, but that shouldn't matter much) in which all the PCs come from the same town, which is a cult town of the goddess Zerad (she of the north wind, basically...

Yes, would be nice. This interpretation needs adjustment, though, or you won't be able to see complex constructs like living beings (which I have in this plane, with great diversity and abundance). So while I agree with the fundamental idea it can't be just this or in the extreme you get an...

Sorry. My domain name registrar is having some kind of issue right now. I'll paste in the description, though without formatting it will look terrible. Apologies. Mystic (variant monk) A replacement for the monk entry in the SRD. Alignment: Any nonchaotic. Hit Die: d8. Class Skills The...

Flavor aside, you might find some class features from my mystic (also a monk rewrite) useful: http://rpg.crg4.com/classes.html#mystic

Love it! Simple to throw down, no extra time needed to explain, but gives the feel very well. I can't use it -- I'm playing online, and there isn't support for nonsquare grids -- but it's a great idea. Have you tried this? How did it work?

I like it! Sounds like this could be useful as well.

Hi! Cool idea. I think I'll do this one a bit differently, though: the chaos I envision is harsh and uncaring/unaware of life, so it won't be mentally malleable in that way. But seeing that we have a math teacher and a mathematician in the group I may use actual non-Euclidean (say...

Interesting. Very nice. Good, good. Used that one already, actually -- though I haven't played Portal, the idea is the same I trust. That should keep them on their toes.