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Indeed. I am not receiving notifications, and my beautiful picture is not displaying my handsome face to the left. The Crimster

Yes, I am looking forward to Cthulu. He has a pleasing set of face tentacles. The Crimster

I like it thus far. Wheel of Time is a very difficult setting to run in - the very nature of the source material does not lend itself to being a fight-heavy campaign. Then there's the three oaths - your player has already begun to see how difficult it can be. Would I let my player pick a new...

Remember this, gentle readers. I can suck out your brains in one round, no saving throw. Answer me quickly! The Crimster

I'm not even sure it's even out yet. Anyone seen it? The Crimster

I ran a very successful 2E game in the Birthright world - but used none of the regency rules. Instead, the players were typical adventurers caught in the machinations of the Spider (and of course, the Gorgon). 'Blood' played a great part in the game, and I welcome a 3E take on it...! The Crimster

<drools incessantly> Aieeeeee.... The Dead Gods shall rule again...! Oh yes. I'm really looking forward to this, and from all accounts it's a classy book - art, writing, etc. I am drooling from anticipation. Not from any form of insanity. I assure you. The Crimster

Hssssssssss. Martin Short. I would not lower myself to eat his brain. His 'Glick' show is suitable entertainment only for my low brow goblin servants. Hmmm. Perhaps this is a different Martin Short you speak of. The Crimster

Hah! True enough. That's what I love about these boards, you'll find so many differing opinions on what you can do, that you can pick and choose. The Crimster

I am going to have to disagree with you, Epametheus - despite the fact you have a wonderful face of tentacles. Whether charisma is a dump stat or not purely dependent on the campaign itself. It's been said above, many times - a game with little or unimportant social interactions means charisma...

Must... have... Egg of Phoenix...! If any of you try to bid on it, I shall use my fearsome Mind Blast (tm) on you! The Crimster

One thing I can't help but think of in your 'Sir Aleax is a secret creation of Evil' theory. If they worked on him for centuries in order to fool the good guys - why wouldn't they work on some way to give him false flesh - so as to not raise any suspicion? The Crimster PS: I am now a dyed in...

You can't fight the tax man when he states they owe hundreds of gold pieces in taxes. You can't fight the local bailiff when he thinks you might be responsible for murder. You can't get the information from the barkeep that will lead you to the man you're seeking. In other words, hit 'em...

Indeed. I mustn't leave that off. Perhaps some type of Speak With Dead ability. Good, good, yesssss.... The Crimster

Hissssssssssss! You there! Answer me! Or feel my dreaded Mind Blast (tm)..! The Crimster

I have a player in my campaign that is just about ready for a PrC. I'm designing it, but I'd thought I'd see if anyone has any ideas out there! He is a Fhokki fighter (from the Kalamar setting - think tall, nordic, slightly barbaric). He started out with a rare ability to speak with the dead...

See? SEE?? It can be done in a very cool fashion. I only wish I had come up with that idea. The Crimster

Oh I *always* have the itch to play Champions, believe me. The current 3E game I'm running is going fairly well - and it will go for some time. But we *will* come back to Champions. As to writing up the Eye of the Empress - I have seriously thought about it. I can't start it where they're at...

Re: Re: Re: I could use some advice Please don't make yourself sound 'cool' when all you're really being is a garden variety jerk. Once more I'll say this to you, Dr. Midnight: Don't take your own past bad player experiences out on ForceUser. That said, have a nice day. The Crimster

Thoughts after briefly skimming: Hit Points/Mortal Points: Not too bad. I'm a fan of these type of alternate rules, actually. I despise clerical healing that makes a near dead person into a fully functional person in 2 seconds. Ugh. Limit Breaks: Not a fan of these. If you're trying to...