Recent content by gerroditus

Skip Williams used to talk about it on the WotC Boards, Monte Cook has talked about it on his site. You know the two primary designers (along with Jonathan Tweet) who wrote the 3.5DMG & the 3.5 PHB? I've never seen Mr Tweet say anything about it one way or the other, but Williams and Cook...

Respectfully, D&D was never set up for that level of game play. It works best, by design, without DM rewriting the rules right left and sideways, at 7th-13th levels and better at lower levels than a higher ones outside of that range, again by the conscious design of the people who made it...

QF-bloody-T!!! Beautiful. Isshia

I happen to be running the same scenario right now. I've up gunned it as it is being run for a group of PCs who's average Lvl is 29 and it's made for an average 18th level party, but I know this scenario well and a few points don't make sense... There is a tendency when a DM is dealing with...

The thing though is, how many of you have ever had aging effects in 3.+ editions come in to play? Honestly, I've asked this question before on the WotC Boards and in dozens of responses I had two answer in the affirmative. Going deeper with those two people I found that out of better than...

Again, it all seems like just flavoring. The elves are fairly often referred to various scenarios as "the immortal elves", which they certainly are from a human perspective. The "Epic Feat" that adds a paltry few years to the human life span seems woefully and embarrassingly under powered...

As a long time DM and reading the actual query, specifically mentioning that it is only the un-aging aspect being sought, I would say that it's entirely reasonable. It really gives away NOTHING in game terms unless the DM has a game spanning decades at least. My game does do this, but very few...