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It's a baseline level of general competence. For Star Wars. That's excellent game design.

Well, Eberron has a very pulp aesthetic, which encourages a fast-paced, action-driven experience that isn't a default assumption in most fantasy settings (and certainly not stock D&D). People may be overstating their case in Eberron's favor with regard to it being "all about adventure," in...

Give them a level or two in a racial paragon class. Bam, done.

I want a stereogram guide to the Far Realm. ...what?

Same here. Despite that, it was still the funniest bit of the piece. Puh-toong! Puh-tang!

Eberron is awesome.

Bonk!

Simple Tricks & Nonsense.

So long as they know what they're up against and have a reasonable understanding of what that attack is (and what are valid tactics for dealing with it), then it's all good. If someone wants to make 100% sure that they're safe, all they have to do is , after all.

Thirded!

Y'know, I clicked on this thread thinking it would be about a campaign where every PC had been a guy who put on a girdle of masculinity/femininity... ...which totally isn't what this thread is about. :\

Check it out: Badass. REALLY badass. Am I right or am I right? ROTFLMAO! :lol:

I dig psionics. Try throwing a psionic duergar squad at your party, or a soulknife assassin, or something, and see how they react.

That's really quite cool. Thanks for sharing!

I think Ema's sheets are good for both, however I think that a sheet specifically for combat such as those for the Delve might be a good idea. I just don't know how you'd lay them out for maximum utility and minimum clutter.

Burne's Badgers. Uhh, yeah. A might obvious, that pair.

I gotta wait till 11th level to get one of those? DAMNIT!

Then neutral equipment loadouts should be constructed with flexibility in mind?

Bump Nobody's biting? C'mon, it'll be fun.

If things become worse when you fail, it's a penalty. If there's a penalty for failure, you cannot take 20. You cannot take 20 on a Diplomacy check.