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Mmmmmm . . . elves! I take it there will be both white meat and dark meat? As a member in good standing of B.A.D.D., I will be sure to attend :).

I think Bostonians prefer Dunkin' Donuts to ice cream. You can't swing a Piratecat by his tail without hitting at least two of them. I'd be surprised if the density of DD's wasn't at least two or three per square mile.

One last point -- it may be too strong to give this guy superior Will saves, in addition to all those juicy feats. He's already becoming immune to Fear effects, which makes sense; not sure that the Will save bonus isn't a little on the broken side. Depends on your campaign, I s'pose. Probably...

Only if it's a munchkin rule. Anyone suggesting that the official rule re tanglefoot bags be followed -- a rule that implies Tarrasques can be slowed to half-movement by a successful hit by a tanglefoot bag -- is a munchkin rules monkey, no ifs, ands, or buts. No one has done that here -- a...

I like it, though it's missing percentile ability score boosts. Sorry. 1E joke. I think it's pretty balanced -- however, I don't think that Expertise as a 3rd level ability goes with the Flavor of the class. I'd give Leadership at that point, and maybe give an effective Leadership boost at...

I'm surprised some munchkin rules monkey hasn't pointed out that there's no size limitation for Tanglefoot bags doing what they do -- that is, cut movement by half (even with a save). You did the right thing. It's a freaking DRAGON. Even if it was "only" of Large size. Assuming it made its...

Knight -- to whup the (humanoid) PCs in my Against the Elves campaign, of course! :D Okay, I'll bite. I don't have RttToEE, and I'd rather not buy it, only because I might end up as a player in it someday. Also, I'm cheap. So what do the Lesser and Greater tentacle rods look like in the...

Curious as to whether any new module, the FR supplements, or anything else out there has translated the good ole fashioned Tentacle Rods that Eclavdra used to use to whup the hell out of her opponents. I remember hearing/reading about one translation, but it was quite lame -- something about...

I have to agree -- the centaur alone is going to kick the ass of any 7th level fighter-type that shows up. Who in the hell let him into the party? He's also going to make mincemeat of the monk's Web, of course, but I don't see ANY 7th level guy being a challenge against this party . . . not...

Not that this is on topic, but . . . Gee, an elf with a "Y" in his name, an "ae" in his name, and given your signature file, an apostrophe as well. How creative. Actually . . . I've been looking to send a max-minning powergamer elven bladesinger against my (totally humanoid) party...

Looks like a cheesy way for a wizard to get spontaneous magic missiles and a couple extra skill points by sacrificing zip, if you ask me.

Wolf -- yeah, it's tough. Saying that they can't EVER voluntarily benefit from any magic, ever, just seemed to me to be a bit phony. It makes sense that they'd deny themselves benefits of magic as part of their training, but deny themselves it just to travel from Point A to Point B? It seemed...

An excellent question -- I brought this up in a different thread here, but I think it was a bit too early (as I bought 4CTF the day it came out, and read it the day after). Let me begin by saying I do not think that the strength boosts, Con boosts, or Dex boosts are too cheap. I think they're...

As others have said, there's a difference between 3E and real life. In real life, you really don't have a chance against multiple opponents if you just stand and swing -- in 3E, there is usually very little to gain by hitting and moving, hitting and moving, and there is definitely nothing to...

Can I ask you how you posted your class description with all of the nice formatting? I'm guessing you didn't type in all of the and 's -- in other words, there's some cheaty way to post a nicely formatted rich text document . . . So what's The Secret? :)

I like the monk, and I think he might be effective if the fighter fails his save, but I'm not sure that he does something that no other class can. A Barbarian with said cloak and a potion of Speed (or Boots of Speed) can do pretty much the same thing. Of course, he has to worry a lot more than...

Wolff -- it's pretty easy to scale this monk down. Just bump down the armor class bonus (which does the majority of the work to keep the monk's equivalent gold equal to other PCs) to a slower rate of advancement. I don't know if this will cut 'n paste well, but let me try: EDIT: Wow, that's...

Whew! I was getting worried there. I saw the thread name, and I figured it was another rant on how much monks suck. By the way, I tend to give even NPC warriors +2 to Str, Dex, and Con -- or at least Str. You'd expect soldiers to be a little above average on those stats, methinks.

You can walk through Walls of Force?! I'd say +4.

I have to disagree with the naysayers here. 3E is remarkably balanced. There's only a few truly bad munchkinny problems under the Core Rules, and I've mentioned most of them (forgot Harm, though. D'oh!) Rule 0 those, and you should be ready to rock. Because lets face it, it's not always easy...