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Awesome. Funny thing is, I bookmarked that page ages ago while thinking "cooool" but forgot about it. It may have even inspired my current craving for this stuff. Thanks; I appreciate the tip.

GameDoc: Cool -- I'll check that out, thank you. Quickleaf: Heh. They could all be printed in a book called Bell Ringer. :)

I get that. I know how to run an unarmed combat. I'm talking about options and flavor, here. :)

Those are great! Definitely in the realm of what I'm looking for. Bookmarked. Thanks much!

That's a good ad-hoc method, definitely. Thanks. I'm more interested in mechanics that bring a little flavor to the scuffle (and, by extension, the campaign). Somethings with names like "Red Goliath Hammer Elbow", "Halfling Berry Punch", or "Something I Picked Up In the Navy". Just a little...

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Hey all, Has a kind designer out there created power options for unarmed combat? Different than those provided by the monk class or brawler build, I mean. I think it would be neat to have a variety of powered multiclass feats (like those for garrote or whip training) which allow access to...

Wow, I have to say: I'm surprised Spelljammer is getting so much love. :)

You know, this feat-creep business really doesn't matter. If a DM is doing their job well, the players won't even notice the compensation that's being implemented for their choices. The point of the game is to have fun, and if players perceive that they have a more badass character for taking...

Oh and a new setting would be nice, too. Wow me, wowers. :D

Oh jeez -- Ravenloft's up there. +1 on Ravenloft! Why? It's Ravenloft!

Al-Qadim would be sweet, even sweeter as a low-combat/high-roleplay setting (with possible crunch support via social "powers"). Planescape, of course, which would be well-served by actual plots. I have a special place in my heart for Spelljammer, and I think the 4e rules would adapt well to...

Wow. Great, great stuff.

Awesome. Easily one of my favorite OotS strips. I think it illustrates that Elan is certainly not a min-maxed character -- Intelligence is required for rapier wit. :)

Great strip. Tarquin's "note to self" about V's lack of teleport was great. It's definitely a nice little DM narrative lesson: Have a villain gather information about the PCs by gauging their reactions to presented information.

Thanks -- quite the BUMPworthy thread.

I recently ran a kobold dungeon for my group and had a lot of fun coming up with trap ideas for it. 1) The biggest hit was what I called a "spider feeder" -- a 10'x10' spring-loaded trap door hidden by dusty ground, which acted as a catapult to send a triggering hero up 10' into a web-covered...

Nossir, i don't like it. Nice character sheets, though.

Google's your best friend for something like this; I do sound searches all the time. There are plenty of online sound libraries like the one Diamond Cross and Questing GM shared (great stuff, by the way), just waiting to be discovered... I had a blast finding and judging the correct "crowd of...

My main issue: I play more intermittently than I like, and only subscribe to DDi when my game is active (for me, this was an expensive lesson to learn). I do like to use Character Builder and Adventure Tools during interims to work on my game, but if I'm going to have to pay for the privilege...