Recent content by Lee's Fortune

Good stuff everyone. I probably haven't conveyed enough information to get what it was I was trying to say, lol. So far, I like the idea of starting wizard first, because that class would seem to be the hardest to multi in to once you've already chosen rogue. Learning how magic works, etc...

To avoid the necessity of finding a mentor. And yes.

So this means learning arcane arts and sneakcraft at the same time isn't possible for a first level character? You are right though, it would have to be a house rule :(

Hey Rich, Thanks a ton for this! I can dredge through the work, though, but thanks for the offer of helping.

Well, I was thinking of taking wizard first, and having him learn some of the rogue goodies (sneak attack, stealth, etc.) along the way. but..........that...........really.................depends........on.......whhhaaat...mymastertellsme! *bows deeply to von*

Von, I owe you my blood allegiance!

I see how that works, and have done this in the past. But soon we will be starting a new campaign, and I've decided to try a multi rogue/wizard. (For reference, we use MOSTLY the core III, which might help explain a few things about selections on my part.) How would a 1st level rogue go about...

Hi all, I am a newbie to the fullest degree when it comes to experience with 3.5, even though I've been playing for awhile. In my group, we focus more on fun and less on rules, so if a rule gets in the way, we toss in on the spot, and our group has never had more than a VERY mild discussion on...

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Thank you people!

I'm sure this has been axed, but where are they?

good post Odhanan, you are now my favorite poster of all time. I don't post here often for this same reason. Others, flame on! (and flame me for what I just said)

What are the rules as far as flying creatures and losing hit points? I recall a rule about certain flying creatures (with wings, I believe) being forced to land if they are down to just a quarter of their hit points. Was this in a previous edition and I'm just confused?

My DM is great at DMing, and often tailors the campaign around the PCs (which is probably normal and perfectly fine, especially if you've got a sweet PC build.) Though sometimes I wouldn't mind seeing a PC kick the bucket, just to add a touch of realism.