Recent content by Talcoram Cyndar

Thank you. This is just what I was looking for. I'm also picking up the Celts and Viking sourcebooks for 1e.

I'm planning the next campaign for my group and am looking for some resources for Fey, Viking or Celtic themed adventures, locations and whatever else might be useful. I already have the Faerun books from WotC but am looking to add more depth to the campaign. 3pp is fine.

For me it's the original White Boxed Set I picked up at a garage sale for $2. It's in almost perfect shape.

Thank you for the quick response.

I am writing up a Half-Elf Cleric/ Ranger with a Con of 17. How do I calculate the hit points? I know that I divide the roll from the hit dice in half. The question is do I add the Con bonus before or after I divide the roll?

Thank you all- you've given me some great answers and a lot to think about. I will probably keep it simple and let magic work normally, the exception being that fire spells do half damage. Thanks Again- -TC

I have Ghosts of Saltmarsh and there is plenty of info about swimming speed and underwater hazards, but nothing on spellcasting.

What are the rules, if any, regarding underwater spellcasting? I have looked through the books and couldn't find anything on the subject. Am I just missing something? Thanks in advance for your help. -TC

Sthrad von Zarovich. (2ed) I Dm'd a campaign from (levels 1-12) where he was the mastermind behind almost every encounter the PCs had. at first the PC's were just annoying but as they grew in power, so did Sthrad's interest in them. When they finally met up with him the final battle was epic...

My son(16) and I are looking for a family friendly game in the IA/IL Quad Cites area. I have been playing since 1972 with experience in all editions while my son has only played a few 3.5 games. Both of us are eager to get into a 5e game if possible but older editions are good also. -David

Except that the Artificer is a 1-4 caster. No cantrips -TC

OK, let me see if I got this straight. The Artificer (Alchemist) automatically hits the surface, object or creature he targets with the alchemical concotion but then imposes an all or nothing Dex save for damage? Seems weird to me, but ok. -TC

First, they don't all impact a location. Alchemists Acid specifically states that the target is a creature or object While Alchemists Fire says you can target a surface, it also clearly states you can target a object or creature as well. Second, why wouldn't you need an attack roll for thrown...

I am writing up a Gnome Artificer (Alchemist) for an upcoming campaign and ran into a question in search of an answer. Are Alchemists proficient with their alchemical creations? Do they get their proficiency bonus when throwing Alchemical Fire at a targrt? The Gunsmith archetype clearly states...

If you're interested in doing some conversion work, there are some great monsters in 3.5s Sandstorm -TC