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Ok, change in plans after consulting with the wife... let's do this: AstoCat and Keibot Game 2: Death in the Tombs of Moldvay Basic D&D (1980) AstroCat and Keibot: Game 1: The Iron Heroes vs. The Tomb of Horrors So, we will leave Gamma World to a more reasonable 6 players and play some old...

Morning: 1 for: Keibot Game 3: Call of Cthulhu d20, "Summer Road Trip," GM: Trevalon Moonleirion Afternoon: 2 for: (myself and my wife) AstroCat and Keibot Game 5: Follow, follow, follow, follow, follow the Legion of Gold! If game 2 does not have room for 2 put Keibot in Game 1: Iron Heroes...

Agreed on both accounts. Thanks for the help. Although I think many people probably let the AOE extend beyond the range beacuse they think the center point is all that matters.

1. AB C A= Enemy B= Ally C= You using ranged weapon against A A is flatfooted Does C get a -4 for firing in to melee? 2. A BCD A= spellcaster using a ranged spell B= Center point of AOE for the spell C= Maximum range listed for spell D= Max distance for the AOE from the center...

I just figured it out. hehe. .. thanks! :)

Here's my question. If I am normally say: 1st attack: +10/+10 2nd attack +5 and then I add I2WF It becomes: 1st attack: +10/+10 2nd attack +5/+5 Where does it say that the 2nd offhand attack come off of your 2nd attack, or is that assumed? And, does the -5 comes off of your Primary score...

Actually I can't figure this out. ugh... Can someone please step me through this scenario: 9th level Fighter: Str: 14 (+2) Feats: Two Weapon Fighting Improved Two Weapon Fighting Short sword in each hand Base attack is: +9/+4 add STR = +11/+6 Start 2WF (-2/-2 because of feat and Offhand is...

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Ok ... Character has 2 attacks per round and uses 2 weapons. Stats are: 1st attack Primary weapon: +14 Offhand weapon: +14 2nd attack: Primary weapon: +9 Offhand weapon: +9 How many attacks per round does this character get? I think it is 3. Attack 1: P (+14) + O (+14) Attack 2: P (+14)...

Thanks everyone for the help. Really appreciated and it will help my next session run a lot smoother. :)

Thank you! Very helpful. Here's one more: Can a flying creature "charge" like normal, or do they have to use the "dive" attack? Thanks!

Where can I find the rules for carrying wieght and flying?

Ok, got it. Both attacks work on additional rounds. Thanks.

1. Ok, yes you are correct. I should have said casts it on the cavern it is attached to. 2. Ok, if it can... 3. DM for Darkmantle. hehe :) 4. Ok 6. Oh ok, so maintain comes next. Got it. If it grabs the PC up to it as it is swooping down, then drops down like 5 feet or so I'm not sure. Maybe...

Ok, please tell me if I am doing this correctly. :) 1. Darkmantle achieves surprise. Casts Darkness on PC 2. Wins initiative. Charges down and hits PC with Slam attack (1d4+4) 3. Opposed grapple checks the DM wins. So it achieves Hold. 4. Contrisct kicks in for an additional 1d4+4 damage to the...

Thanks... makes sense. :)

If the Domain grants +1 Good caster level 1. Does the DC increase for those spells 2. How exactly can you tell which are the "good" spells. The ones in the domain list or are their others and how can they be indentified? Thanks!

Right :) Follow up question: Can a spell caster cast a spell to an area they do not have line of sight to but do have line of effect. For example: Casting Summon Monster to an area on the other side of a fog that you can not see but you know is there? Or without line of effect, casting...

That's what I thought but I wanted to double check I wasn't overlooking something. Thanks. :)

Ok, if an NPC or PC dies, do the spells he or she cast prior to dying keep going. Such as charm person, obscuring mist or summon monster. Do these spell effects keep going even if the spellcaster is killed? Thanks for the help! :)