Recent content by HeyLookItsMe

AoO OK, correct me if I'm worng, but this feat says nothing about allowing more than one AoO against the same opponent. You may have infinite AoO's, but each one SHOULD still have to be against a different opponent, thus two epic people in a one-on-one brawl could still only get one AoO per round.

Pictures I cant recall exactly, but its from a 2nd Edition core book. Like the Players Handbook, or DMG. It *might* be in like...Tomb of Magic, but its DEFINATELY a 2E pic. So uhh...that's not really an answer. SOmeone else will know specifically.

Quick response. I like the idea alot, and I think I'll hop on after work to try and give my own take on it, but I did want to note that one must also consider the implications of DR. A high level barbarian could shrug off darts and crossbow bolts like they were nothing. Logically, this ability...

Psionics While I have not read the Eberron setting, and know nothing about the race you are speaking of, I do know that the 3.0 psionics handbook had lots of great feats that required that you keep a reserve of power points on hand to make use of the abilities. For example, Force Armor was a...

Taking Twenty No, Altamont was correct. Taking twenty assumes that you take the action twenty times until you do it perfectly. You thus suffer the consequenses (sp?) for rolls 1-19 when doing so. This is what typically makes taking twenty a far less viable option than taking ten. So in terms of...

You, my friend, are mixing up skill focus with skill mastery. Its a special ability of rogues, and some other prestige classes and such.

Well...aren't they? I would hardly say that Complete Warrior was only a fighter book. Otherwise why would there be Arcane Strike? Same with Complete Divine. It had stuff for every single class. Thats why I like these more than the class books. They are themed to combat, magic types, and so on...

Evil In games I run I make it perfectly clear to my players that just because you cast detect evil on someone, and it comes up positive, does NOT make it ok to slaughter them. Mortals aren't the ones who are to make judgements about who is *deserving* of death. In battle, there will always be...

Sounds to me like your on the right track. Just make sure your main hero has only one surviving parent before his hometown is annihilated, forcing him to set off an an adventure with nothing but his insanely oversized sword. :p I myself have always enjoyed taking those classic cliches, and...

Amusing... however, I am afraid I have only one to contribute, though this robot is the greatest most powerfull of machines ever contrived. For his name is... EL DIABLO ROBOTICO!!! .... - from Angel:The Series