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Diplomacy How many ranks you have in diplomacy,governs how many arguments you can think of. When involved in discussions you battle your intellect with another, inventing arguments and counter-arguments as you go along. When you initialize an argument with another character, you roll d20...

OK, see your point. But I can also see that the aristocrat NPC class is to puny to represent a diplomatic reality. Making the D&D combat system into a D&D diplomacy system could be very easy too. Let's change the scene a little: Instead of using Hit Points let's use the total Skill points of...

Hullo! Looking at the combat system in d20, I can't help but wonder if it's really only an extension of the usual skill system. Realizing this I wondered if it wasn't possible to treat a conversation or non-combat diplomatic action in much the same way. A rogue could for example use the sneak...

I run a very low magic campaign, and if the players started making person-specific items, of course all the other peoples of the world would start doing the same. I also see a certain kind of logic in making items this way. If you had a powerful rifle in a modern world, there would be a large...

More requirements -> less hassle But limiting the way magic works, and giving it more reqs, shouldn't that make it easier to create?

First thread, so step gently... If I personalize a magical item in it's creation, will that increase the cost of it or decrease it? By personalize I mean allowing it to be used only by a specific person or a special group of persons. I can see several ways of looking at this, but can't...