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I use a laptop during my game and draw out the map for my players. When I can afford to by an LCD projector, I'll display the map on the wall and use Photoshop and it's layering ability(erase the top layer as the players explore) to reveal the areas. Currently, though I use what I call a...

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This Feat is described on the WOTC site in the Wyrms of the North feature for Balagos. Thanks to expanded lung capacity, your breath weapon lasts longer than most creatures. This sentence cracked me up. Balagos' Breath Weapon does 24d10 damage, so yeah, I can see where his breath weapon would...

This Feat is described on the WOTC site in the Wyrms of the North feature for Balagos. Thanks to expanded lung capacity, your breath weapon lasts longer than most creatures. This sentence cracked me up. Balagos' Breath Weapon does 24d10 damage, so yeah, I can see where his breath weapon would...

Great comments all. I have decided IMC that there will be no benefit to AC and also no penalty to attack for having bucklers strapped on when using a 2-handed weapon. I thought about it this way: If you have bracers on you don't receive a penalty. If you add spikes to those bracers, you still...

What about if there is a buckler on each arm and they're using a 2-handed weapon? Would you say that there would be a penalty of -1?

I found this in the DnDFAQ. "The Player’s Handbook says you can use a buckler and fire a bow or crossbow without penalty. Does this mean you get the armor bonus from the buckler while firing the bow or crossbow? No. You can’t use the buckler’s armor bonus during any round when you fire the bow...

Anyone have any thoughts on the use of a 2-handed weapon with bucklers strapped on? In the PHB pg. 105 for the description of a buckler it says that there is no penalty for using a bow or crossbow. It also states that if you use a weapon in your off-hand, you suffer a -1 penalty on the attack...