Recent content by Deinos

Damn! I had lots of ideas for how to convert these guys to 3e, then I just now realized nearly all my favorite rules are NOT open content, and thus can't be incorporated... stupid legality getting in my way! EDIT...

The cover was color, contents weren't. It was 10.99 and 84 pages. I'm very excited! I'll see if I can do a 3.x conversion for the book on Saturday, by the way.

We aren't creating a socioeconomic versimilitude-rich demographics study of how cannibals compare against fresh-out-of-chargen PCs. If the idea of human societies in which everyone has a baseline of ferociousness bothers you, the 3x DMG states that people who live in extremely dangerous...

I'd LOVE the book. I definitely agree with you when you say it seems wrong that regular humanoids are just 1 hd, and that they should be 3 hd in general. Just too freakin weak, even for ordinary people. Also, 3e has (RARE) examples of humanoid-type monsters that aren't just classed-types; for...

I have Masters of Jade, the Exalted book of Economics, which was Print on Demand. I have no problems with the physical quality of the book.

I'm still debating which'd be better -- the PCs eventually winding up being separate demiurges or one demiurge, but using Multidimensional so that they are each separate manifestations of one demiurge. Immortals Handbook -- and high level stuff in general -- demands a lot of planning, so I'm...

Hahahaha, thanks man! I GREATLY appreciate the responses. Hey, cool. Okay, so, one thing I've been struggling to understand. Demiurges get 2 dimensional powers, before they have eaten anybody. But eating all the first ones only gives them 1 extra dimension power. Like, I am curious why it...

Hey UK! That's fine, it probably would take like... a decade before any of this would become pertinent. The most important question is just on how much stuff can fit into one universe. Even if only one demiurge (any size) can fit into a universe, the idea occurred to me of just the notion of...

That's cool. Never even guessed those adventurers were specific individuals. Really like this idea. Yeah. They don't have overwhelming numbers (compared to civilization), they don't have overwhelming strength, and their magic is relatively low key, but they essentially fight the PCs by...

Bought the book. We think it looks amazing. 1. The first two wights and the flying decapitated head is friggin hilarious. 2. The art is pretty freakin awesome. I particularly find the uktena fight memorable looking, like an old 1e book, and of course the winged vampire early on (who doesn't...

I'm not saying your creations are stupid, I'm saying that its going to seem stupid if every monster can destroy the entire galaxy without a way to avoid this. You can leave yourself more room to expand if you don't have the earliest creature able to destroy the universe with it being impossible...

Congratulations on getting another product out there! EDIT: For some reason I immediately drove out of the house to buy a money card, so I could buy this. Not likely to be terribly helpful for me as I am allergic to 4e and even then I don't think there's anything in here for PCs, but I am sure...

Hey all. So in my current conception, of the possibly theoretical IH campaign I am running, stage 1 demiurges seem really cool, and I would like to plan ahead for a somewhat stable intended high point to the campaign as being of this level. However, I am trying to figure out if my assumptions...

But like... when I think "what's stronger than a demiurge and stronger than a time lord ultimate master of darkness," I don't really think of the ultimate weedy hit and run guy, and the notion of a badasser-than-a-time-lord foe whose #1 challenge lies in that he can do across-the-universe...

Hence why I said its a binary state. There doesn't seem to be a way to stop him from blowing up a universe. Its a combination of cloaking device and invincibility mode, but that there's no transition or intermediary stage that allows you to stop it. Let me rephrase that. Well, basically my...