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I imagine most pirate characters to be rangers and rogues. Their skill sets and armor/weapon proficiencies (as well as general style) seems to fit the pirate archetype extremely well.

That's how I read it.

Pick any other effect that damages "upon entering the area" then. It could be seriously broken if that interpretation is allowed.

Absolutley! I learned of this real quick when one of my players attempted to use a Slide power to move an enemy into and out of a wall of fire repeatedly in an attempt to get Wall of Fire damage x5 in one attack! I allowed the enemy a save (which he failed) then he got thrown into the fire and...

I have some extremely well laid out characters here: RavingDork's Character Gallery - Wizards Community As you can see (if you actually check the link) we write our powers directly onto our charcter sheets. We also print our sheets single sided (along iwth a seperate actions/conditions sheet)...

I agree. Here you go...

MY E-MAIL TO CS: It would appear that you (Customer Service) gave contradictory responses to two similar questions about the effects of wielding a Rod of Corruption and a Rod of Reaving simultaneously. See the below forum threads to see what I mean... ...First Question -...

HINDERING TERRAIN is a defined term on page 61 of the Dungeon Master's Guide. If it doesn't fit the above descriptions, it is not hindering terrain.

I have a ranger in my party who wouldn't hesitate to climb a tall tree and then jump on the dragon as it flies by. :) In fact, he did just that! Used per round Acrobatic checks to see if he could maintain his footing, and the dragon would attempt to grab and throw him off every once in a while...

Some questions I sent to CS a while back... Hi Juddson, Thank you for contacting us. The answers to your questions are below. 1.) If I have a +1 Wand of Icy Terrain and a +6 Magical Wand, and I cast icy terrain (from the former wand) do I get a +6 enhancement bonus to attack and damage rolls...

Actually, both your examples are bad. The first doesn't help the player too much, whereas the second is probably too much information. A better example of a GOOD explanation would be the following: "He's starting to show signs of wear. He's moving a bit slower and covered with countless small...

There are half-orcs now? :D Are they as weak as they were in v3.5?

Oh don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with using flavor (I adovcate its use all the time), just so long as you clearly state what is really going on with the mechanics as well.

I wanna say the sand golem is my favorite, but I haven't really looked at the others yet.

I absolutely hate it when... DM: It looks as though you've beatent he bluster out of him. ME: So, is he bloodied? DM: ...Yes. It is such a waste of time when DMs try to prance around the rules like that! :rant: Seriously, jsut be up front with the info and be as clear and concise as you can...

The "as well" part of his post threw me off. I still think their is a chance I understood him right the first time though. :heh:

This. This I think I will do. :D QFT.

That parrying dagger is frightening. As the dagger, but it is a superior weapon and also grants +1 to AC and has the Brutal Property! Sign me up for that! Not to mention since it is considered a dagger, all the Rogue and DaggerMaster paragon abilities apply to it! Whee! :D

:D They were chanting "We LOVE you!" if other threads are any indication.

I'm hard of hearing so I had a really difficult time understanding what was going on, much less getting the jokes. Would somebody be kind enough to type up a transcript of it for me? :)