Recent content by tenken

Thanks! Glad to be of service. (Now if I can just figure how to turn bold text on and off. . . )

Oh, this is nice. Would there be a way to add a line for any Resistances?

Cross-posted from rpg.net:

If I'm remembering correctly, one of the designers stated there are 22 templates in the DMG. I don't know what they are besides a few, though.

Not quite from what I understand. It's an entire move action now, isn't it? The infamous 5' step was part of another action, yes? (It's been a while.)

Isn't a shift a move action? If so, I'm not sure what the ability to shift does when you're slowed.

If those were the roles as defined, then it might be a problem. Strikers are supposed to deal out high damage to specific targets while employing a strategy heavily focused on mobility. Defenders are more static, but they deal out high damage to any target they can attack at any time.

As best I can guess, it means that if you want to produce a fantasy product, you tie it into D&D or you use another system. If you want to produce some other genre, you can use the GSL.

Huh. Rage makes no sense, but you're okay with it. So someone can only get angry so often per day?

When I played at D&D XP, charging provoked attacks from anyone you charged by (Opp. Attacks mainly come from leaving a threatened square) not the target of the charge unless that character had Threatening Reach.

There's no roll if I stab a fellow party member in the throat in the middle of the night while I'm on watch.

Could be a pact concentrating on the Far Realms. It certainly sounds Mythos-inspired.

It does seem that WOTC went out of their way to nerf the class. Maybe someone had a really annoying Bladesinger in their 2nd edition group and designed this on purpose. ;) The problem seems to me to be that there are four required feats that are not very impressive to be frank, cutting spell...

That would be great. :) So. . . the Races of Faerun Bladesinger is different from the Complete Warrior Bladesinger? Is it 3.0 or 3.5? Sorry for all the questions. There are a lot of sourcebooks it seems. :)

That sounds neat. I will write that up and see how it stacks. :) Thanks!