Recent content by Sir Sebastian Hardin

Well, it is a Final Fantasy-esque Setting, where characters are quite powerful... The inspiration for this class is Sabin, from Final Fantasy VI (III in US). This monk-like class is meant to have different fighting styles to choose from, and some awesome ki energy-displaying abilities. Tifa...

I'm working on a class for my new setting that is similar to a monk, but is not trained at monastery and is not so disciplined. I want a class name that's not so tied to the oriental monk we all know. Any ideas? (better if it is only one word not a 4e-like two-word name)

Hey, Thanks everyone for your thoughts, specially Stream... it doesn't sound like a bad idea now... I migh even try it myself... at least as a NPC in my next campaign. I have a question, the Shield Block and Wall of Steel you speak of are maneuvers of the ToB, right? (not maneuvers from a...

A friend of mine came up with this character concept: A Fighter that fights with a shield in each hand... Maybe exotic round shields with a sharp edge, or spiked shields... It does look wierd, but maybe it is character with a very exotic personality. He wanted to take all the cool shield feats...

eh... What's a "toon"?

There is a problem with what some of you understand of what's in-game in 4th edition. Even if YOU, The Player are the tactician who decides which power to use during combat, it does NOT mean that your Characyer, the PC, actually knows what exploits he is allowed to use. In combat, the rules...

I also think it feels incomplete... I guess I miss the fluff. The 3.x book made you feel inside the game, it generated a better atmosphere... The PHB looks like (-don't kill me!-)a guide to a videogame.

I guess not...

Sorry for this offtopic but... Can someone copy/paste the text here please? I'm in a PC of my college and I can't enter wizards' web in this PC.

Then why the heck is it called cleave?? You don't cleave through anything now. Now we have: You almost hit the Guy next to your target, tiring him a little bit. or You Almost hit both guys, but the second is less tired than the first one.

Unless my brain works very differently than most people's, I think ainatan's was a valid concern: It is actually too simple and doesn't acomplish much. 3.5 cleave was very simple an elegant. It grants another action, but it only does when you drop something. You could nerf it by dealing half...

And there goes the thread. I think ainatan was actually trying to get somewhere. He gave a lot of other reasons. It's other's posters fault to keep talking about the bag of rats. It was just an example

What Final Fantasy are this races from? (I stayed at FF9)

I would've thought you'd house rule the 1:1:1:1 movement and areas stuff, ainatan.

I'm pretty sure we will get a summoning class.