Recent content by Serin_Marst

Probably will still be on the road down to Indy on Wednesday, but if you have a couple of seats Friday, a buddy of mine and I would definately be interested.

/de-lurk A few of our "better" ones: Burrito Plan: From Shadowrun, A well thought out infiltration plan with no exit strategy based on the assumption that "we'll never get this far without getting caught and having to shoot our way out anyway" i.e. "Quiet in, loud out" ;) Pirate...

Or more to the point, how is it more advantageous to role play serious injuries in 1e? I fail to see how declairing that my character's leg is broken and I've been reduced to a limp when I've been reduced to my last hp will garner a significant advantage over not doing so. Re: Cure Light...

Over on The Rouse's blog entry for when they shipped the first run off, some one estimated, based on book weight and number of trucks used, that the initial print run was upwards of 750,000 to 1,000,000 books. Obviously, this wasn't confirmed (publicly traded company and all) and would have...

Basicly, the explanation in the narritive control model is that, the PC (i.e. the character) is trying to use their uber attack at every oportunity, but the setup has to be so precise that they will only get one opening per day where it has a chance to connect. In a way, you can think of it...

Oops, yeah, miss read that. Of course, according the the other thread, the movement lockdown ability may not be a given for the fighter, either. So a move/charge combo to catch the paladin in one round may be possible as well. Either way, some one trying this only really ends up buying maybe...

If I'm reading that right, not quite, but it's still another nail in the coffin of this tactic. Note the "A creature can be subject to only one mark at a time." As we've heard that "marked" is a keyword, I read that as, only the Paladin or the fighter can have the target marked, not both. But...