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Galloping Bollocks, this is the eighth time I've gone "zounds! PC has posted somethi-- oh a mod message." So, Bump, and also no surprises when this thread rises to it's former glory once again.

give it time. riastlin. It'll grow out ;)

This doesn't make any sense. Most of the employees in WoTC's d&d department play D&D. This is content by gamers, for gamers. So why does it suck? Everything I've ever learned points to one thing and one thing only; If the end result of an equation doesn't make sense, you got a variable wrong...

Fun fact. Rules as Written, anything that wasn't converted from 3.0 to 3.5 is still legal under the 3.5 system. So unless Lasher has mechanics which are defunct, it is still a viable class choice in 3.5 ! Being able to do anything requiring manual dexterity with a whip instead is neat, there's...

Lurker? E-Sam Lurker? They stack. For the reasons given above, in fact.

It astounds me, the way you take the conceptual and mold it into the actual. You are, as always, an inspiration. I particularly enjoy it's ability to deliver "negative energy" effects to erstwhile immune targets; it attacks their existence, so it gets by. I was thinking just this morning of...

To saint Horacio, Indeed! *Bump*

this is wrong. If you Withdraw (do nothing but retreat from an opponent) then the square you start in does not count as threatened. This is technically different than a five foot step. In a combat situation, this makes more sense than you'd think. To move, strin a bow and aim, then fire...

Where'd the bit with the mirrors come from? I don't remember anything that would have led to it. Granted, I haven't read through the whole thread recently... This is fantastic. I like that going up a tier has been suitably epic in advancement- not ridiculous, but you can feel the party stepping...

Oh PC, we all know you can't stop the flaying without replacing it with flensing/flogging/abrading/corroding/incinerating/discombobulating/etc. It's in the RBDM sign up contract, right? Three bullet points after "earn your players' trust and respect" but before "stop short of actually breakage...

Interesting. I'll have to check on this program when I get a computer.

Spend his own money, heck. If I could get permission to take the file to kinko's and get a poster made out of it, I'd pay to have them scan the map at a commercial scan-ey place. Wouldn't even use the thing. But it would be darn nice.

I agree entirely. Part of the fun is in the wanting though. I'm actually on my way now to see how Abernathy's Company is doing (since this party is still recovering from their wounds ;) ) and half the fun of that story is also in the waiting with 'bated breath. By all means, PC, just continue...

had a DM like that. He made the mistake of telling us he had learned from his mistakes and was starting a new game he wanted us in one time too many. we ended up booting the DM after he stopped combat to inject a cutscene where everything was made right by the NPCs. We booted the DM, though, and...

So I notice with a certain level of distress that there seems to be no Story Hour for this game. And Sagiro makes it horrible. Your writing style lends itself so well to relaying these stories that I fond mysel all geared up to hear about a situation- and it doesn't manifest. It's almost...

Well then, provided the user interface isn't to arcane I can guarantee you at least 3 customers. After such an update of course. Trouble right now is, you have to compete with D20srd.org, which is free though somewhat slow to load on the iPhone; your target audience. Adding template so I can...

Wow, neat! That's... That's really tempting. The price tag is daunting but I'll probably give in in short order. Question the first; is there any ability for end-users to add to the document? Not to sell, but to have a portable version of non-core rules? For example, I'm playing a incarnum...

No. What would a pretoge fighter do? They already get fighting techniques and advance BaB really well, so there is nothing left for a fighter to get as a PrC. Originally, prestige classes WERE stronger than regular classes, and were in the DMG so the dungeon master could control access to them...

What, are you kidding? Dragon dice were awesome! I'd child laborlaws weren't what they were, I'd have found a job just to keep buying 'em. That game was awesome. Simple, cool, really nice fluff, and it came with a TSR dice bag. A TSR dicebag! Can you imagine how much coolness and power you...

I tried playing spellfire when I was eight. It was cool, and the rules sounded fun, and the cards were neat... But the rulebook was arcane and HUGE. In hindsight, it's a bad game. The concept involved heroes, monsters and minions, trying to take map segments (terrain cards) and that sounds...