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Thanks for the quick reply. My character is a level 12 LG sorceror. I have a +5 Cha modifier so that makes my Leadership score 17 (12+5). So I can have a lvl 12 cohort, right? How would I give my cohort silver dragon paladin levels? How many can I give it? I have never played in a campaign...

If my alignment is LG and I have the feats Leadership [DMG pg. 106 (leadership score of 17)] and Dragon Cohort [Draconomicon pgs. 104 and 138], I can have a Very Young Silver Dragon. My questions are as follows: Can the dragon's Alternate Form be a Human Paladin (or anything with class levels)...

Uh oh, I tied it at 34. I have worth!

As I said, I take full responsibility for the lack of healing. They clearly didnt have enough. I suppose everybody learns from a death.

I agree that I should have made available more healing. This is something I will definately do in the future. That being said, the druid did scribe some CLW scrolls for the rogue to hold onto. Looking back at the battle, had the initiative order been different the druid probably wouldnt have...

Ash will continue to slam as it seems to be the most reliable and effective mode of combat.

One idea that I am going to bring up to my group is that of a modified action point. PCs will receive one action point at the start of a level, if it is unused you dont end up with a second (read: max of one), this point can be used for an automatic save, automatic skill success, or it will...

I know its bad form to follow your own post with another but I think this is important. My players did try everything they new of to bring the druid back. Im very proud of the fact that the rogue tried UMD on the scroll and that they knew they could use Heal untrained. It just seemed like...

Both the sorc and the rogue attempted an untrained heal. They rolled horribly (this was a recurring theme tonight). We are all very new to the game so I cannot blame them for not using aid another. The rogue made great use of UMD but didnt have a scroll yet. I really like the idea of using...

She was a level 4 druid. There are 3 players (each level 4, druid, sorceror, and a rogue) in the party. I am DMing the WotC free adventure "Dry Spell" and the party was in area 3B. The druid with 23 hp got critical hit by an orc weilding a falchion for 22 damage. I rolled 2 20's in a row...

As a slow defenseman (hockey) from the farming country of Ohio, I often find myself telling my younger, and less beer laiden (read: faster), teamates that, "the dog the $h*ts fast doesnt $h*t long". Or, "its better to be pissed off than pissed on".

Ash: Slam.

Something Ive found to work exceptionally well is to go to an online translator (ie babelfish) and have it translate the page from English (or other native tongue) to English (or other native tongue). Usually firewalls wont catch it then voila youre here.

Is Ash intelligent enough to realize that bludgeoning damage seems to be more effective than that of his sword? If so he will attempt to use his Slam attack instead. If not another strike with his scimitar.

As Ash grows to the size of his foe he hears his companion Jem's quip. As such he will take a defensive stance to provide his companions with cover for their attacks. Remembering his training he will also mutter a few magical words "estus exuro incendia <<casts heat metal on the ettin...

It's okay animus, I'll still be your friend. :) ...I'll be a better friend if Ash gets some cool stuff ;)

Start DMing. Done.

I voted that you shouldnt have a problem just because Im doing it now. As long as you keep your limited resources in mind while designing and running your campaign you should be fine. Just remember to review what you plan on doing before you do it. Good Luck, and Good Gaming.

A halfling on a chain would be a fun weapon.

Ash will move into combat to hopefully draw some of the attention from his comrade. If he can make an attack he will swing with his scimitar (+4 normally, Im unsure what it will be if enlarged) I am coming Kamvul. Hold your ground!