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I'd be game for a pledge, especially if I could get an NPC named after/by me... I have many ideas, and one in particular seems apropos to the feel of the setting... :p

My favorite Magic artists DO do artwork for D&D - Prescott and Reynolds. Is it surprising they both have done prominent Eberron artwork?

For winter, I'd end up including Verminous animal companions, too, though that is mostly because of the Children of Winter druidic sect in Eberron. :P I like the idea of short lists of ACs to choose from based on seasonal choice.

Siberys is one of the dragons in Eberron's creation myth. I'm a huge Eberron nerd, so when I first registered on the Wizards boards in late 2004, I used that. I've used it ever since. Unfortunately, people have a terrible tendency to misspell it Syberis, much like the seeming compunction to...

Just a thought; due to the Raven Queen, ravens have a heavy winter association within the fluff. Maybe that'd be something to draw on? Move the raven to winter and make autumn an elk or a fox, perhaps? I can tell you, around here deer are certainly associated with autumn. That's when they start...

Girlfriend posting-dude your wife is awesome. D4s hurt like hell! But can be fun if used correctly.:D;)

This is his girlfriend speaking.-I'm sore from both.;p

One of DS's inspirations is Barsoom, and that definitely has muscley men rescuing scantily clad women.

I believe some posts by myself and my SO on facebook triggered this poll. :blush: I want my SO to think highly of me, no matter the subject area. IMO, she's just sore about some rulings I made during our last session. :p SO: Post using your SO's account. ==> I love my boyfriend very much even...

In the bestiary, the 'familiars' entry should have a suitable avian. A modified Raven, as suggested above, would probably be best, but I honestly don't think you need stats for something like that. I mean, it won't be attacking anything during fights, will it? A question, though; do you have...

Last I checked, a mekillot looked like a giant chameleon with broad, ram-like horns in 2e. That's the pic in the revised setting, though, as I recall. I like that picture best, personally.

Good point on the ability score increases. I may have to remove those... though that screws with feat prereqs... I DO want to keep feats, just reduce how many there are and remove the combat focus that they have.

So it is closer to +1/2 level to damage. Ah well, my players won't mind the bonus damage. ;)

Yes, I do intend for level to be added to damage. GW does this, and pretty much every feat that adds to damage has been disallowed. It should balance out, and I don't mind giving a little more damage than normal to high-level PCs. Is it still too much? Would half level be better? As for...

DESIGN GOALS - Eliminate the huge list of feats to slog through, especially considering most feats do pretty much the same things. - Make feats a flavor thing as opposed to an optimization deal, if possible. - Reduce feat gain REASONS In prepping my house rules for a possible game this...

No, it doesn't. TBH, on the monster builder front, even if it did have it it'd be nearly useless. Monster building in PF is much more art than science. I mean, it's more art than science in 4e, but numerical stuff is very 'tight'. In PF, the guidelines are so loose a light breeze could blow 'em...

Unfortunately, THAT author wasn't joking... :-S

I don't really have experience pre-3e, but I have yet to have any difficulty converting a character from 3e to 4e. It only fails to work if you're married to the mechanics, and even then it's usually a non-issue. I have a player who loves PF barbarians, but hates 4e barbs. It's because 4e barbs...

Eh, you're getting into semantics there. I was referring to 3.x, and in 3.x, all weapon attacks were essentially the same - at-will basic attacks, for lack of a better term - that were modified by feats and occasionally class features. Greylord covers my points in significantly more detail...

I know it's been moved past, but weapon attacks, at-will SLAs, and some of the later class' class features (warlock eldritch blast, frex) are specifically what I was referring to.