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Of COURSE the chance to hit goes down in higher levels. It was my understanding that high levels of play are SUPPOSED to be more difficult than the lower ones. That's kind of how games work; they get harder as you go along.

Lorik shrugs, then walks over to Ikni and casually sheathes his longsword. "Then I'll buy another longsword once I get back to town. It's not the weapon that makes the warrior." Did we lose our cleric too? Because I could really use some healing words.

I'd like to discuss this in character, if possible. I'm going to assume that whoever found the note read it out loud. Lorik's brow furrows as he reads Romulin's note. "We're in a tight spot, and missing a warlord. Arnamil certainly isn't making this easy for us. He'll probably be nicer to us if...

Wait wait wait, back up a second. You don't like Weapon Expertise because it is "too good". So you decide to give it to all characters for free? Please explain to me how that makes sense.

I'll dispute this when I get home. I'm pretty sure the weapon line is separate from the hit line. Like, 95% sure.

As the last foe falls, Lorik sheaths his sword, not bothering to clean the blood from its surface, and begins gathers up the bodies of the various fey creatures, dragging them up into a pile. The drakes he lets lie where they have fallen. He then systematically searches the bodies, picking over...

You make 2 attacks if you're holding, say, an axe. If you have a spear / light blade / flail, you instead make 3. The secondary attack is only one attack.

Wishlist is in my character sheet. All I want for christmas is a +1 Sunblade Longsword. I'll take that crossbow, too. What do I find on the bodies?

Let's talk WoW for a second. In WoW, you can "respec" your talents for a fee. This is the D&D equivalent to paying gold to re-select powers and feats. Class, though, CANNOT BE CHANGED. If you roll a Warrior to 80 and decide that you really wanted a Shaman, you need to roll a Shaman. Really...

Keep in mind that in 3.5, many of the splatbooks had prestige classes and feats culled from various editions of Dragon Magazine. You have to pay of the magazine, and you have to pay for the splatbooks, so there's really no difference (other than the material in the splatbooks are often better...

We forgot to search the bodies last time. Not making that mistake again. Lorik searches the bodies, looking for gold, weapons, treasure, etc (COME OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON, SUNBLADE LONGSWORD! LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOO, SUNBLADE LONGSWORD!). He then uses the rope from his kit to tie them all to a tree...

The way I read it, RoB is three attacks. That's strong, but not TOO strong. As a fighter, I'll probably be taking Giant Swing at 3rd level anyway. Can't we just agree that RoB is three attacks and be done with it?

You recall incorrectly. Recall harder.

Re-submitted Fire and Ice. Now with 100% more calcium!

Tough question. On the one hand, I'd usually say that a holy symbol needs to be held in order to be used as an implement. What's the stop the party's wizard from taking a trip to the blacksmith and having his orb hanging from a chain from his backpack? But the drawback is that characters who...

Lorik grins as he fells his foes (albeit at least one of them with nonlethal force), but the grin evaporates as he is hit by the gnome's magic. He shambles southward, keeping an eye out for any hidden enemies while rifling through the unconscious gnome's belongings for something to throw...

Might as well use this one, then. I've got a relatively short adventure awaiting approval (I'll probably submit it again, seeing as how I decided to nerf some of the encounters. Incidentally enough, Skeleton Archers from Open Grave are WICKED strong. I figured I'd try something different with...

19 to hit, 6 damage (forgot to add the +1 damage from versatile. I swear I'm never taking my shield off again). If that hits, (and I'm pretty sure that it will), then my previous Reaping Strike (14 to hit, 5 damage on a hit, 4 damage on a miss) will be against the drakes, and I won't have moved...

Just as a note, that was to knock him out, not kill him

Lorik moves slightly as he tries to land the finishing strike on the gnome, but the cursed thing jumps out of the way at the last minute. Still, Lorik is able to land a glancing blow. Move Action: Shift to O5 Minor Action: None Standard Action: Reaping strike on the gnome warrior. +2 from...