Recent content by Skalekan

With his wildshape ability Santa can take the form of a tiny animal (say mouse) that easily fits the chimney. This does not fit well with legend and also he must be careful and not be eaten by the house cat.

A long time ago in the days of 3.0, Sean K. Reynolds actually stated him out for WoTC. You can find the nice old man here http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/20011222x.

Thanks a lot to all of you

Thanks, once again I should have looked more carefully in the rules before posting :) He isn't going to like that. (I would have created a rule if it had not been there, but since it is there, I'd better stick to it.) So, you are saying "first two on" are active and even if you take the first...

A player in my campaign wants to play a wealthy noble, who shows off his wealth with lots of jewelery. (Fine with me, but somewhat wierd...) So, now he thinks we should make a feat that allows him to benifit some more than 2 magical rings. He thinks 4 rings is too little, afterall he has 10...

Well, thanks for the quick answer. Just goes to show I should have looked more careful. Stupid me.

We have lots of monsters and enemies, devil and demons, celestial creatures etc. etc. But where are the real angels in D&D? You know, the white ones with wings and shining with light. I know the mythology and religions are different with avatars and aspects so angels do not fit in everywhere...

Dear allknowing forum, My players (or maybe me as DM) is bad at handling treasure and items they find. They constantly forget to note them and also forget to note them when they used them up or sell them. Some might say "tough luck, you forgot to write it down so now you don't have it, haha"...