Recent content by Dirty Magurdy

A player in my Scarredlands campaign wanted to create his own prestige class - a guardian of clerics and holy sites of his patron diety. We got together and came up with the Holy Guardian, borrowing from the Squire of Legend from the Complete Champion book. Personally I think the class is better...

Didn't mean to imply that a concentration check should be required to activate the item. Just wanted to check and see if it was legit to activate an item midway through your mount's movement.

Basically I'm curious if a character can move on his mount, activate a magical item then continue his mount's movement. Essentialy activating the item while moving. The instance I have coming up has a character on a mount with a speed of 60; the idea is for the mount to move about 40 feet into...

So after all your belly-aching and insisting that this was not about adding dragon mechanics to your character, you seem pleased with the resolution now that you get these half-dragon mechanics added to your human character... Congradulations, sounds to me like you brow-beat your DM into...

Assuming the party has good intentions and an over-all good outlook regardless of how many guards they have slaughtered there should still be some ways to have them turn themselves over... Perhaps an innocent bystander, some sweet, pretty damosel has been arrestd for the crime the party is...

The Relics & Rituals book for the Scarredlands setting has a pretty good summoner prestige class in it.

I highly reccomend Feat of Goblyns if you can get your hands on it. I believe it's a 4-7th level module. My players had a blast with it. It's deadly but lots of fun. I believe the module set in Lamordia was of low-level, I think it's called Adam's Wrath, but I'm not posative. Anyhoo, enjoy! My...

Not to answer for Celabrim, who probably has a more informative response at the ready, I'll just let you know how I did it when I ran 2nd edition Ravenloft. It did seem geared toward bringing in characters from outside of the Demi-plane. The whole idea of adventures wandering into a mist in an...

When a fighter dumps a good portion of his feats into a certain melee weapon it's not dumb to enchant it for short ranged use. Still it's a foolish fighter who does not carry a bow or long distance ranged weapon of some sort.

Throwing and returning are great weapon enhancements to have for a class like the Dwarven Defenders who have movement restrictions when in a defensive stance. Beyond that I've found them not worth the effort or money.

I'm inclined to assume that the kobold will revert to his original outlook on the event unless the party showed him proof of their innocence or were able to truly change his mind in some way. The charm ends and, while he may remember a fine time with the party if he was treated well, he'd wonder...

Yea, that was pretty much my concern Radmod. Thanks everyone for the feedback, been very helpful.

Why do you keep implying that I seem to think dropping "dead" as an immediate action is too strong? I don't think it's too strong, I think it adds a loop hole for players to come up with other combat actions that they feel are comparable to feigning death which they may also want to be...

Again, I don't like the idea of using it as a full-round immediate action - might bring up other instances where other types reactions could arguably become immediate actions. I don't think it becomes pointless, just not a tactic characters are likely to use as often as they might otherwise if...

A few questions concerning your motives for this NPC becoming a god. 1. Is this NPC a character you played in a previous game or based on a character you played in a previous game? 2. Are the player characters the center of the campaign or has this NPC taken over the spotlight? 3. Do the...