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Just had a thought: What if i reduce the HD from d12 to d10?

Yupe, thats another wording mistake by me, it's supposed to be "And". I'm still considering weather to drop one of the Barbarian Abilities and make it a 1 per 4 levels...

First, thanks for the response. Now... With all it's pre-requisites, for someone investing all his abilities to gain Unstoppable, he will be able to take it at 11th level the earliest (it needs two tier 1 abilities, one tier 2 ability, and one tier 3 ability). Spring Attack can be had at 4th...

Disclaimer: I built this class to be played in Midnight (the excellent setting by FFG) and inspired by the new classes they presented in the Midnight book (mainly Defender and Wildlander) i wanted to create a barbarian that had a choice as to his development... this is the result. Inspiration...

Thats why i'm using "Notice" which encompasses all senses... well except maybe sixth-sense ;)

I'd use the Monte Cook Bard from CBoEM (in fact i'm using it now)... but truly, i like the 3.5 bard just fine as well. Problem i see with all those people thinking that Bards are useless (like already some have mentioned here) as well as why some people believe CHA to be a dump stat, is that...

Other. I think the system from Midnight is excellent (but will need some work to fit into normal D&D). I like the True20 magic system as well...

Then limit them material wise. How about an HP penalty when casting XP costing spells? May CON damage? Notice that none of these will be permanent of course...

If you trust your players not to be too greedy, how about just removing the XP cost all together?

I'm currently playing the variant Bard from CBoEM, and am planing to go the way of the Song Mage (same book). But i wouldn't want my Bardic Knowledge to suffer if i can help it. Anyone know of a feat (or perhaps create one) that will allow these two classes to stack for Bardic Knowledge? I've...

Not in order of preference: OGL: Conan, AE, True20 d20: Midnight, Skull & Bones

I visited Call of the Horn about a month ago, and it took me some time to track it down again. Here you go Call of the Horn I remember that someone there did some stating of the Forsaken... but i might be wrong.

That seems improbable that i didn't even think about it. :D

I like the +2 bonus to disarm. Not that I remember. OK, let me put this in a more ordered fashion: Hook hand Damage 1d4 Critical 20/x2 Special Since this weapon is "held" in the off hand, penalties for two weapon fighting with a light weapon applies. +2 on disarm attempts.

Can it be that no one has a comment?!? :confused:

Like most here i guess: Set skill check DCs: yes Opposed checks (spot, bluff, etc.), AC, and Save: no.

I was aware of the Mongoose deck plans but i do not really like them as i do not think they fit. What I'm looking for is more in line with the Brigantine deck plan from Corsair. Too bad they gave just that one deck plan :(

As I'm preparing to run a Skull & Bones (pirates) campaign I've been searching for deck plans for ships (schooners, sloops, etc.). Anyone know of a good place, be it either an Internet site or perhaps a pdf product? Thanks a bunch, arnon

I'm going to run a Skull & Bones campaign shortly and one of my characters starts of with a Hook Hand (due to him taking the "Old Salt" fortune). He asked me if he might use the hook as a weapon. This of course will be with all due penalties for TWF with the hook considered a light weapon doing...

If you mean how do i decide what the weather is, then I do whatever fits the story at the time and place. arnon