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my pups. alice and shadow.

thanks again tom. your work in the realms has been some of the best there is.

anyone have any suggestions for a good magic weapon ability for a weapon that is a good sundering item. from some published source. like a market value +2 gives you blah blah blah in sundering items. any thoughts?

sonofapreacherman, that post is not only out of line but completely pointless. grow up.

I was thinking of buying the Quint Monk II and hadn't seen any reviews of it. did anyone pick it up? and if so what did you think of it? thoughts? ideas? thanks!

this is the very question i wrestled with when i was running an astral adventure. especially with regards to spell duration and recovery of spells.

i think thats more of what i was going for Wish. i don't necessarily want a weapon that will be left at the end of time, i agree that is artifact level stuff. but something that short of 9th-epic lvl magic or diety involvement is unbreakable. looks like the beyond monks input comes closest to...

ok here's a rub with giving something more hardness/hp (which i think might be a pretty good idea) rust monster. metal attacked by it gets a save, metal used against it doesn't. unlike the rusting grasp spell it's all metal. not that i've ever run into any rust monsters mind you. but you could.

hijackers!!!

ok maybe houserules would be better, darklone do you have to point out my faults? huh? do you? :p

I need some input, I want to make an enchantment for weapons that makes them indestructable/unbreakable. nothing else. no bonus to sunder or anything, just indestructable. what kind of +/ in the market value + do you thing this would be? In reality it's a cool ability but not as handy as...

give me a break. i have no nostalgia for the 1st edition rules set. 3.0-3.5 blows it out of the water. period. i'm talking about pure writing. notice i said, story, background, setting. nothing about "boy it sure was good back then" maybe it was because the established setting was greyhawk...

i think the reason people have a soft spot for the older issues of dungeon is that so many of them had great stories for the adventures. great ideas, great back ground, not just hack and slash railroads. it has nothing to do with stat blocks. not that there weren't bad adventures the one...

the wounded worm #8 In the defense of law #8 the black heart of ulom #10(this is the one ishmayl is talking about and it is fantastic) the jingling mordo circus #7 the threshold of evil #10, has to do with an archmage named Azurax Silverhawk seeking immortality/godhood very very good. first...

sound burst, aaahh thank you. i'm really just trying to figure out mechanically how to do this.

this is definately a high lvl item. no doubt there. and the sword actually first appeared in a dragon magazine with a really cool back story. thats what caught my eye more than anything else.

ok need some input here. i'm trying to work out how to do a sword in 3.5 rules, i'm not sure if this should go in conversions but here we are. in 2e the sword was a katana that was +3, did electrial damage on every strike, cast lightning bolt 3xday 10d6, fly at will, (now those powers aren't...

the only thing i could see as being a problem in the conversion process would be the magic system. I love the SR magic system, i think it is incredible and the closest thing to what a mage should be able to do, instead of fire and forget that dnd has. i played SR the day the first book came...

Agreed!!!!!

congrats to canada. i guess thats it for nhl hockey for a long time. time to watch the juniors