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Hello all, I just have a quick question to ask. When crafting magic armor in D&D 3.5, how would you add a spell effect to the suit of armor or shield? For example, how much would it cost to put Flamestrike 1/week on a shield? Or Mass Heal 1/week? I've exhausted all my D&D sources and...

For all of its flaws, I've come to like 3.x more than 4E, even its epic play. I've played an epic campaign before (DM'ed it actually), but that was when I had time to crunch the numbers. Now, I don't, as I'm busy with college, work, ect. I actually like the Epic Levels in 3.x, as they provide a...

Hello everyone. I'm not sure if im in the right forum, but I'll ask anyway. I'm going to be running an Epic Level Campaign soon, but I just can't seem to come up with a viable adventure. Everything I make seems to break down in my mind a day or two later. I'm exhausted and now simply looking...

Just wondering: What's GURPS, and how would you compare it to D&D?

Ummm, not to be rude or snarky or anything, but how can a game that has all of the following (just to name a few)... Powerful, interventionist deities. Mighty, flying, energy-breathing dragons. Actually functioning spells. Magical items of power. Exotic "Common Races", such as Elves...

Would you have preferred "unbalanced"?

Oh, then probably what Wormwood said.

Allow me. Derren, "Try not to think too hard about Fantasy" (Indirect Quote from Hong). :) And I did read your post, Derren. And the game is not about every other single person in the world. Its about you, the hero, the PC. And if someone wants to outshine someone else in some other area...

Your buddy is not an opponent (theoretically), and a wall certainly is not an opponent (Unless its a Sentient-Megalomania-Driven-Super-Evil Wall of Doom :D ). So, I would say, IMO, no, neither situation would be legal. As for the "shouting down", I'm sure there are probably some powers that...

1. In all honesty, how often do you see a fighter in fantasy or, indeed, reality, attempting heavy blow after heavy blow? First off, its tiring. Swing a weapon of war as hard as you can, everytime, is extremely difficult to maintain I would imagine. Second, your not always able to perform a...

PC cannot always set up the attack. Limited opportunity. Easier to play, easier to manage=more fun, less frustration. Willing to bet no one really wants to play a commoner in D&D. PC's are "Heroes", and they probably should feel like it. No, it makes the PC's feel like Heroes. When the town...

Ah, I see. Thanks everyone.

Quick question: When it says you have like 4 Daily Powers, does that mean you can use those 4 Daily Powers in one day (but only one each), or does it mean you have 4 to choose from for that day, but can use only one until your next extended rest? Sorry, but this is really confusing me (probably...

I was referring to the immense reaction speed of a computer, not it's programming. I can't really think on my feet and I'm a DM. And my players know and understand that. And that said inability does not, IMO, make me a bad DM. The best? No. The worst? I like to think not. :) I feel DM's do...

Played in a campaign where a gnome player did something like that. He used a spare shield as a sled and went down a rocky slope. Unfortunatly, on his third balance check, he fumbled. Promptly, he and the sled lost control and they both rolled down the rest of the length of the slope, until they...