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Dude, that is freaking jacked up. I'm stealing it for my campaign.

Can we see your sheet too?

I actually think it should've been the rogue. It's already half a controller as it is, what with the AoE blinds, dazing, stunning, sliding...it's really not a stretch. You can even take feats to trade your striker damage for debuffs & conditions, or just add more debuffs & conditions to your...

More than double it, since you can stack up things like Horned Helm to your every day damage, and you get the static number twice if you hit. And with some feats you can use at-wills on an OA...yeesh.

It's just proof that no matter what the D&D masters do, it's never going to be the right thing. I distinctly remember all the complaining about lack of errata, because I was one of the ones doing it. I guess it's the other side of the fence now complaining that there's too much. I appreciate...

I don't follow your reasoning here.

You could try reading the article before you set your books on fire.

Adding reliability won't change anything. The situation you described will still happen (once per session per player, in our group), and it will still be unfun, and your tactics and desire will mean nothing in the face of that 1. Even with reliability, you'll just get to try your encounter power...

I can't agree with this more. I've played with 3 major groups in 4e and I played the same game each time. There were a few minor differences in how people did things, but it was by and large the same game. Compare this to the earlier days when every campaign you played in had a long (and...

Every time Mike Mearls rolls a natural 20, fuel prices change.

But Andy Collins put d8's in my pizza mix...

He's in my kitchen mixing d20's into my pie crust.

Yeah, but it would involve "pulling a Mind Flayer", and probably some prison time.

This right here. So much chud...

Not really. I'm mostly poking fun at 2e. Mostly.

...Player's Option? Does this frighten anyone else? 2e era, you know what I'm talking about.

Some people actually didn't play that way. It was absolutely horrifying. "Low magic" is what the DM said when he meant "I'm going for a TPK".

Aw, man...I thought it said "Tiefling babes." :(

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Can't say I have any sympathy for the acid blood. I'd say that, as a rule, you know you're coming up against a dragon about 7 times out of 10. It's called tactics, people. -Buy acid resist gear -Drink acid resist potions -Use acid resist powers -Get a polearm -Don't stand next to the thing...