Recent content by generalchaos34

i stand corrected, there is no way to hybrid into war priest, youre just stuck with cleric. But as i stated earlier, I would argue that the Rune priest needs channeling to make it remotely not suck, or at least make it even slightly competitive compared to other healing classes

Im pretty sure theres a DDI article on it, i just dont 100% remember the rules on it, ill get back to you later with that

hybrid is probably the best way to go, ill never understand why there is one divine class that does not have channel divinity, i would house rule it in my games if a player actually wanted to use a runepriest

Im just looking for random ideas that will spark a dangerous chain of events in my mind. Im just trying to get from point a to point b without using too much cliches. I was actually tempted to try the old "mysterious patron" type deal with a hooded figure offering wealth for a few simple jobs...

Dmg 2 has a few examples, and I believe its where they were first introduced

Hi! Ive been running six PCs through the Lost Crown of Neverwinter, a few small enounters of my own make to put the setting togehter, and we just finished Gauntlgrym Gambit (a pretty decent short adventure I might add) They have a coded map to gauntlgrym that they need to decipher, something...

try an Inescapable weapon, it gives a cumulative +1 to hit everytime you miss until you hit something, that way he will at least get some sort of bonus for missing

So its an entire book that services AEDU classes and no others but its still not support, what would an appropriate level of support be? A power book? Or would you consider that too much bloat and dismiss it entirely? I would have figured 3 out of 4 classes from phb 2 would qualify as a nod to...

Well, i for one welcome any mechanics that actually promote players to RP more, then so bet it, sure its a bit overpowered in some respects, but a hardlined honor bound player would be just as disadvantaged as a normal character who did not have the powers when it came to an opportunity to relax...

see i was a bit confused with my submission, i assumed they wanted the pitch as short as possible, so i short sold my idea for a backdrop a bit (i forgot to mention the hook!) by cutting it down, it was a fairly original idea, but I think Chris Perkins more than amply made comments that let me...

Im gonna have to agree with this, regardless of what you think may or may not be a good deal, you simply cant put out a hard cover book with all color pages and expect for turn a profit for anything less than $20, like any business, they have employees, overhead, etc, and the cost of production...

screw that, ive got an awesome setting i want to submit to them, i just need to actually sit down and put all my notes together, which will easily fill a 300+ page book i think.

i keep giving my players piles of free rituals and not a one has been cast, they just dont seem to want to use them, since they want to save the cash for some weapons, or they use it at the gambling dens.

thats part of the concept behind the old 2e spelljammer, all the other campaign settings were merely planets in space, which you could visit at your leisure. However, you could try the Rifts/Gamma World way to go, where its endless portals to just about everywhere, think Sigil on a planet sized...

Ive been working on a homebrew setting where I am blending a bit of both of the ideas youre talking about. The gods themselves are bit unpredictable and for the lack of a better word, amoral at times, even your lawful good gods will be wrathful and destructive if something hits the right chord...