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You say Khemit, I say Kemet... Clark you rule ... even if I question the use of a demon prince as a logo (or handle, for that matter). I see the shambling corpses over there at Necromancer Games are busy. Gygax goes back to his Egyptian love affair. Sweet! I'll be checking it out as soon as it...

Bravo Citizen Games! Sidewinder looks real nice pardners. (Yes, I am cheesy, I know.) Two thumbs up for an obscure little rules change ... Speak Language! I've been mulling over how to change the lousy core rules system for this. Your rules are by far the best I've seen and satisfyingly...

Sweet! The Green Warden was mine! Congrats to the other winners and a tipped hat to all the great contestants. After reading so many good entries, I wondered if mine would be selected. What does everyone (including Morrus and Wil and FFG) think about editing these so they meet official FFG...

The last few! The Messiah has a bold name, especially given that D&D is evil. :p I like the concept even though, being an armchair philosopher and theologian myself, I have some qualms with the execution. The requirements are too easy, even ignoring d20 Dwarf’s revelations. The first two...

Paul's answers... Actually, even if a deity doesn't have an avatar, perhaps a powerful celestial could manifest to test the character, eh? If the goal of the manifested divinity is not to kill the character, but test, that should have been more clear in the text. I like that BTW. I understood...

Don't I have a life? Reddist, I hope I didn’t and don’t hurt your feelings … the class was fun. Even in the movies you mention, nobody was really like a demigod (except maybe Tyler Durden, but even he gets beat up pretty quick by Moe). I like your tweaks though and they make the class clearer...

Spirited Spirits... The blanket statement requiring the rage seems to limit the powers severely, unless I misunderstood the statement. Regardless of power-level, you can only use the powers while raging. That’s all. I liked the ideas and much of your execution. Perhaps I’m just too...

Brawler feedback feedback feedback feedback The reason I said it was too powerful is because the guy in question is healing pretty rapidly at power level 5 ... but I see the point. I tend to be a worse case scenario GM when analyzing abilities for inclusion in my campaign. A character with...

Nimrod, take II My pleasure, it was fun to read yours (and everyone's) hard work – and I know it’s hard work. I think many ideas presented by the hopefuls in this contest were very good, such as your use of the word Nimrod. Many persons may think that Nimrod is an insulting term by its use in...

I can see clearly now! Aha, but the Adamantine Warrior(tm) :p did not have a skill requirement, although the Black Knight info tacked on the end did. Both the Ghost Bear and the Witch Queen appearing in Polyhedron did too. DOH! I didn't see the pattern! :( Oh well. I'm still reworking mine...

More critiques and fun... Did the LC design Contest Rules state anywhere the character has to be 12th –level to take a LC? I don’t remember it saying so, nor the downloadable literature saying so. The prereqs were the hardest part of designing the class, and I’m changing mine a bit if we do a...

Note on the Deadeye... I'm glad my insight helped a bit. I hoped not to insult anyone with my criticisms. :) I noticed this, I just think being able to attack everyone in the area is a bit much. That's why I said like plus two (or maybe 3) attacks (additional) per power level at the highest...

Half the batch critiqued ... phew! First off, seriously reading submissions is hard work. I don't envy those guys a WotC sifting thropught the campaign submissions. I’m glad we have a chance to see everyone’s great work. Doing my duty to my fellow competitors, here’s my take on the first half...

Re: unofficial poll? Hey, I agree too, lets all take a look at what we each submitted.

You are your own determiner... I'll start out by saying that I was raised fundamentalist Christian. I have an open mind about things, and I wouldn't have a problem with many persons speaking their minds about a subject if they were actually educated enough to speak on the matter. Yet, many...

Who owns the class? The most important thing about any contest is the rights issue. People run these contests and rarely explain who owns the work submitted -- like d20 Magazine Rack's Depths of Despair contest. Do submitters retain their rights to their work? If not, then nobody should...