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Another wonderful update. Thanks Sep!

Have you browsed the earlier pages of this thread? Some of these are already posted (http://www.enworld.org/forum/plots-places/5652-eadric-et-al-paladin-his-friends-32.html for instance).

Could you refresh my memory on this Cheiromancer? I remember the bargain being struck, but not where she made the transition from nominal divinity to true divinity.

The Adversary's fire resistance is granted by an SDA. It could be a bit easier to just say that since the Adversary has more divine ranks than Qematiel, his immunity supersedes Qematiel's supernatural aura.

I thought the Adversary was talking more of a role than a real name per se. "The Adversary" is a name of sorts, but it is not the Nameless One's name. Wasn't his name stripped of him by Oronthon, rather than it being a denial of Oronthon? It seemed to me that the Adversary was inviting Nehael...

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Captain Commando, you sound bipolar/manic. Not that a bit of mania doesn't help in an entrepreneurial endeavor, but--to put it nicely--you're clearly thinking entirely too optimistically. Take a step back and review your plan.

Not my PCs, but my brother was in a campaign where the PCs were supposed to assault a giant pyramid looking for some macguffin. They used locate object, lo and behold it was in the pointy top of the pyramid. So instead of plowing through the base and working upwards, they blasted a hole in the...

Four years ago, I actually won a friends & family account for the World of Warcraft Closed Beta on this very message board because of a Sepulchrave related haiku. Smells like homage to me.

Hehe the large numbers argument's a little weak considering that you bring up subtracting negative numbers in your example ;). Anyway, I think the beauty of BAB is that it follows the unified D20 mechanic, which is an importance that can't be overlooked. THAC0 was one of the dozens of separate...

Awesome, as usual.

There are two books series I have enjoyed which are based on homebrewed settings. The first, the Malazan Book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson, is based on a cooperatively built and owned world. It covers the perspectives of a large cast of characters--from the lowest grunt dying in a war he...

Yeah, that's the American New Castle. It's a little higher quality here I, just as some American beers are (believe it or not) better over seas than here.

I keep my collection in a large bucket and carry what I need to the game in a small plastic ziplock bag. (Seriously.)

My group is looking for another player for our 3.5 game. I know you specified 4e, however your other criteria couldn't be more spot on. We're a group of 20-30 year olds playing on the lower east side. In the near future we are likely to start splitting between brooklyn and the les, as one of...

I also would guess that at a certain point, Sep isn't using strict XP (IE, "You defeated a CR 20 encounter, gain XP/3"). If challenge ratings tend to break down past 20th level, it would stand to reason that you should start playing a bit faster and looser with rewards.

I am going to hate myself for saying it, but I have to do it: "That creature is so cool."

I have a question about the nature of the campaign Sep. It seems that from the presented realities, the far realms, the green, oronthian reality and so on. It seems the the nature of the universe in which your campaign exists is a cosmic soup where different extremely powerful beings have...

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