Recent content by Tremorsense

Alright, I just spent the past couple hours writing like mad, only to realize that my entry is completely lacking in helicopter seeds. Clearly I'm more of a Pewter DM, maybe Tin. I'm sorry, Iron Sky, that I can't give you a run for your money, but congratulations anyway :blush:

Sorry about all this. Flooding caused me to forget about internet-y things for a couple days. But basements are cleaned and I'm ready now. My apologies again.

I'll take one of those last spots.

There is nothing in 4e to hinder someone from sleeping in their armor. The maximum armor check penalty in 4e is -2, nothing near the -7 of 3.5e, so even normal platemail is highly unlikely to sink you. It is power creep, but only a little. For many levels a couple of my players have had...

If you buy magic armor +3 and later want to upgrade it to Armor of Resistence +3, you need to use Enchant Magic Item ritual and spend 4000gp worth of residuum (see AV p198) If you buy Summoned Armor +3 and later want upgrade it to Armor of Resistence +3, you need to use Enchant Magic Item...

Under Determining Cover in the phb is says: As far as I can tell, that means a row of medium or small creatures will only ever provide normal cover. Perhaps large allies can provide superior cover, but I wouldn't play it that way (just to keep things speedy).

It was part of Dragon #370, but it wasn't included in the compiled issue or on the table of contents online. It, however, can still be downloaded from this address: Dragon 370: Adventurer's Vault 2 Playtest

It's definitely not a defender ability. Anything that makes the enemy want to avoid being next to the defender isn't filling the defender roll.

Pardon me if I am misunderstanding, but you want to be able to decide to do any random thing in the middle of combat? If you don't have to put thought into your actions, but somehow things are expected to work out, then why bother having the mechanics of a fight? Would you, as the player...

The first one I remember seeing is Create Teleportation Circle from the Manual of the Planes. Another is Guards and Wards from Arcane power, which can be seen freely at: Arcane Power Excerpts: Rituals I like the mechanic. I think it's simple to keep track of and since anyone who aids in the...

I read page 142 of Martial Power (Beast Companion Independent Actions) to state that once the beast has come to be adjacent to you, it can then go around the battlefield wherever it wants. But I can see how your interpretation would fit as well. I think that for the benefit of the player the...

It seems to be cosmetic. You're just an anthropomorphic tiger or wolf.

Sure can, and sure did.

Updated with a couple I missed from the magazines and those previewed from the Eberron Player's Guide.

I think this is a real non-issue. Monsters do more in close range because generally melee characters have much better defensive abilities. As for flying monsters, no character should ever be without a ranged attack option. This has always been true in D&D.