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For the lead wyvern Hey, You might give the lead wyvern mount a piercing screech that functions as a shatter spell in a cone, useable once or three times per day. Don't know how effective it would be, especially with characters of this level, but it might add some nice flavor to the main...

Jeffrey Binder Moorcrys #47774

I'd imagine that there are tenets of a lawful ethic and morality of good which every paladin upholds regardless of who they are. Then there are the smaller murkier elements of day-to-day existence which, I would argue, enjoy much more latitude in terms of a paladin's actions. In terms of the...

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Perhaps this comment isn't linked enough to the 1e/3e acid arrows that are being lobbed back and forth between opposing camps (did you like that I used a spell in both editions soas not to offend either side?) but: One thing I DO wish they had done about 3e is had a diversity of skills for all...

Not to refute the proficiency slot automatic mastery problem because you're absolutely right about it. However, 3E's skill system is certainly not the end-all be-all of game balance either. When we first started gaming with 3E characters (especially rogue types) would have absolutely...

It is interesting to me, though, that the arguments fall squarely on the side of either OAD&D or 3e, with very little mention of 2e. Personally I like both oAD&D and 3e much, much better than 2e. Moorcrys

Hey all, I have enjoyed playing both systems -- certainly the mechanics of 3d are written with several years of 'gaming experience' more than oAD&D, which was really breaking new ground with every supplement (some of it worked, some of it didnt -- a couple of my friends in high-school retitled...

Hey Gary, One of my favorite things about the original AD&D was the illusionist class. In fact, I'm still disappointed with the 'genericized' specialist wizards in both second and 3E (a fireball flinging illusionist? Where's the flavor in that?) As it was such an odd class in the first...