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This is utterly awesome and I plan to use it (maybe with MalcolmN's Druid) The only thing (that is unmentioned) that I would say is that you need to make reference of their natural attacks while in Unicorn form as they would likely be weaker, or different, than th MM. Great effort

Malcolm this is awesome as always. I think I'm going to run one as soon as I can get out from behind the screen. Have you considered making a druid template to go into the file, so us DMs can enjoy your creation?

You can do that in the house rules forums. Just start a thread or talk to Malcolm N in the New Original Creations Compilations thread there.

I really love this and plan to implement it. One thing I will probably do is make them a bit like mounts (the shared actions approach) but beyond that I wouldn't change anything. Great work

You could open them up to gain new traits (versatilities maybe, I wouldn't call them powers) by spending feats. If you made them class specific (like Szatany wrote above for the ranger) then you could also allow multi-classers to access those of another class (which would strengthen the...

I do damage taken, and since we use initiative cards now I keep the players' damage as well. I put a section on the card to tell me how much they have to take to be bloodied (which always equals bloodied or bloodied+1 depending on whether their hit point total is even or odd)

hear hear!

Daelkyr I love the font (use it a good bit) but the dice won't do right for me at any size less than 18. Anyone know what might cause this? Jedrious, your font is great too, but I can't find all of the icons. Have I missed a font map somewhere?

I am considering making a second tier of class-based multiclass feats that expand on what the first tier did. feats are pretty pletiful now so it seems a good way to do it (w extra feat for more of your second class' features=GOODNESS)

Dwarf Regnant Can't get enough of this guy, and after a playtest I utterly agree with your thoughts on the firebombs ( I actually replaced them with opportunistic and the aura idea of yours, to great effect). Check it out and let me know if you think it needs any further tweakage. Anyway, we...

Wow Malcolm, you took this ball and ran a helluva long way with it. Awesome work bud!

I lost the file and had to search this thing out. Thought I'd bump it in case someone who was looking for one needed it.

My group plans on using cards for anything other than at-will powers. We are going to be using a streamlined one-page sheet that we can get printed as fliers (for big savings $12 for 500) at the local printing shop. I'm including it here for anyone who might have interest in such a sheet. It...

"4th edition is more focused on combat." I couldn't agree more,and to me this is a good thing. A fast-paced, easily scalable combat system makes it possible for a DM to not have to put as much thought into that end of the game. This leaves room, and the luxury of time, for everything else...

Amen! Preach on! For me, I rarely run more than 50 % from the book anyway. My group has always been more into the story anyway. What I like is that DMing should be faster now, making my off the cuff, new things all the time, approach work even better than ever.

I guess the fact that I hit the big three-oh on Memorial Day (I'm still recovering) puts me in the top demographic. Coolness. Well I've played since second edition (my Mom was a strict Christian lady before then and believed what she had heard until I taught her reason). I kinda began losing...

It was one handy little file you spearheaded there Verys, and the amount of support you gave everyone (with links and acknowledgments) made your efforts that much greater. Thanks for making the switch to 4E a pleasure for me and mine.

does non-lethal or subdual damage still exist.

We're running a small group of two in our playtest. I use a lot of minions and try to keep it close to 2 monsters of their level or just a bit higher (2.5 to 3 x exp value). Its worked well so far and they have leveled 3 times. Hope it helps :)

thanks, you're awesome