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I knew you wouldn't shift your stance on spell casting, but I was unaware you had tried the fibonacci method. I may revisit your strain/tolerance method and see if it will work with my players. I still need to do a lot of play testing. I see where you're going with cleave now. Thanks for the...

I've been pouring over the content in your Codex Gigas, and it is very good. I intend to adopt most of these house rules for use in my own [slowly evolving] campaign world. I do have a few issues / questions: 1. Missile Devices and Skills -- I can't imagine swimming with a crossbow is easy, but...

For what it's worth, our campaigns have used the same rolling system for practically 15 years... 4d6, reroll 1's, drop the lowest. This makes for decently powerful characters, keeps players happy, and is easy enough to DM around. For a while in 2nd edition (back when 25 was the CAP), we even...

Thanks for the replies. It's pretty much what I thought, but for some reason, my mind focused on the bold text. I had read it the same way in second edition, never thinking about bleed effects from a sword of wounding. I think of all piercing and slashing weapons as causing "open, bleeding wounds".

From the SRD: This stone is bright red and dangles on a gold chain. The wearer of this periapt automatically becomes stable if his hit points drop to between –1 and –9 inclusive. The periapt doubles the wearer’s normal rate of healing or allows normal healing of wounds that would not do so...

You could try playing the Black Aria album if you can find it. Very dark and foreboding. Down side is the album's less than 30 minutes long. I also typically include some classical elements, like David Arkenstone - The Dragons Gustav Holst - The Planets (particularly Mars) Edward Grieg - Hall...