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Maybe. I don't have any of my books on-hand, however. (My friends and I live separately, but all chip in for the monthly rent of a house that we use for D&D/other pastimes) All the books are at the D&D house, which is a bit of a drive for me. :( But yeah, I'll take a look at it the next...

Reaper: OKay, so you drop an opponent to -4 with a hit, and because he's dropped, you automatically add 1d8 damage. If that kills him, your cleave gets a +1 to hit, right? I think that's how it works. 10 Mile staff: Confusion here as well. I think I know what you mean, but then again, maybe...

Eh, maybe. I've never seen a barfight, so I don't know, hehe. I guess if it makes sense, keep it that way, ;)

I like Deceptive Strike. It makes sense, and seems like it would be a viable knife-fighting tactic. It seems like weapon finesse might be needed, though. Being good with a dagger is one thing, but being able to use speed instead of strength (what weapon finesse is all about) to hit an...

A cold wind meanders through the inn as a single hand pushes open the door to the establishment. Garbed in a robe as black as the night itself, a lone warrior enters the inn. Zeroth peers out from under the hood, looking about the entryway. It appears to be well-used, and yet have a sense of...

lol, I had that impression too. It is sort of 8-bit esque, but (thankfully) cannot convert skill points, :D I did think about it though, ;)

Alright, I finally got off my rear to finish this. It's been in the works for awhile, but I've been too lazy to finish it. Here's what I feel is the Red Mage, which is in a word: Versatility. A bit unoriginal, I know, but the red mage has always been my favorite class in the FF series, and...

My friends and I play whatever one we feel like. I personally prefer to play 3.0, as the ranger's multiclassing abilities are better, IMO. Whereas in 3.5 the ranger has to be a certain level to increase his TWF, in 3.0 it's just a BAB. So a Ranger 4/Fighter 5 has Improved TWF. Pretty nice...

A former DM of mine had a really unique idea that worked well for keeping the combat, and all other such going. Before each session, he'd have a program roll out about 300 d20 rolls, and then 100 of each d4, d6, d8, etc. As each roll was needed, he'd just cross it off the list and factor in...

Name: Zeroth Nectuul Class: Cleric 1 Race: Human Size: Medium Gender: Male Alignment: Lawful Evil Deity: Seto (Evil and Darkness) Str: 14 +2 (6p.) Level: 1 XP: 0 Dex: 12 +1 (4p.) BAB: +0 HP: 9 (1d8+1) Con: 12 +1 (4p.) Grapple: +2 Dmg Red: N/A Int: 10 +0 (2p.)...

Reminds me of Piers Anthony's Xanth series. Xanth, the world of his books, is made up of the state of florida, pretty much. You could probably pick up one of the later books for a map for some ideas, *shrug* Worth a shot.

Something else that my friend likes to use when he, on occasion, DM's, is a bit of misdirection, to make a baddie appear far more powerful than he is. In game, we had just returned from some dragonslaying, and were feeling pretty cocky. Going into the local inn, we were met with the Kingsworn...

Meh, I kind of overloaded myself at school. Well, that with other stuff in my life, I don't think I can be making it. But it looks like you've got lots of other players ready and willing, so you should be fine, ;) Good luck, and happy gaming, Kular

Eh, kinda. Phoatu put the three of us in conversation for about fifteen minutes or so. *shrug* Not all that much interesting happened, though. I decided against the Zanbatou, due to the reach weapon specifics. My new character should be fairly entertaining, though.

I'm interested. Once every 48 hours kinda describes my schedule, so that's always good. I'm assuming this is limited to Core only? It's hinted at, but never said, so I'm guessing so. Why are we rolling 8 times...? Is it 4d6 (drop lowest) 8 times (dropping lowest two scores) ? Or am I...

All right, I'll admit that I'm confused on this detail. The wealth system of d20 modern makes sense for the most part...but I'm not certain if my character can acquire a certain item. It's got a fairly high cost, and a +2 restriction on it. Can my character, as a genin, acquire it? Just...

Well, I've seen Naruto. Well, a lot of it anyway. Let me begin by saying: Lee rocks. :D So, let's get down to business. If I recall correctly, each of the 8 gates unlocks something different, does it not? That would probably be the first step, in finding out what they do. Now, I've put...

Eh, so it was. Darn me and my getting off track. Anyway, To sort of repeat what others have said in an organized fashion: This is probably the biggest one. As a player in a home brewn setting, you determine the future fate of the world you live in. The world is mostly complete, sure, but...

Hear hear! We should start calling ourselves WM (World Master) :D We do much more than dungeons, hehe.

It definitely depends on the DM. My group mainly uses homebrew settings, although we're starting to use one more and more that may become our norm. I know how you feel. I find it difficult to immerse my character in a world that I know little about, and I find it fairly easy, (and this...