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3E also introduced Gestalht: 1E multiclassing

Just download it again, it has new stuff. The classes PDF is the same name but expanded.

Go way back in Aragorn's linage and you will see that he is a distant relitive of Elrond. Elrond's brother chose to be mortal but his life was long, as was that of his decendencts (sp). SO he does have some elven blood in him I beleve. A 1/2 Elf is a human with elf blood in them in D&D...

The fellowship had a Dwarf, an elf, halfings, and a 1/2 Elf no humans existed. Boromir was there brieflly but he got offed. Aragorn wasn't human.

I'll allow 2E (for all races even human no Dual) and 3E style, but they have to choose at 1st.

Really, the only way to save it, use gp not sp to determine crafting speed for poisons. That makes crafting useable as it should be. I'll see what you can do if using sp. Trapdoor spiders? 150 gp. Craft DC 14, cost 50 gp. Assuming 14 Int, trained +1 rank=6. Yeah, taking 10 means a 16 means...

You can spend NPC wealth on potions? Give them all potions of Shield of Faith. They drink on first turn each. That raises AC by 2 each. Add potions of cat's grace maybe for another +2.

Undead are treated as non-living objects for Fort saves. So disintegrate works on them.

Wait, can you cast Animate Object on trees? Then Permanancy means you made animated living objects that are immune to disintegrate.

Not sure the utility of this, but that seems correct.

Touch Attack. I'd do Touch AC for Fireball at 10 + Caster's Int mod + size (bead is what Diminutive? so 4). I can't use Dex since it'd not your Dex, but caster mod fits somehow.

Why not something like Master-Chief. A know a Warlord in a game called Halo :D

False premise. Dragonborn were playavle at level 1 in 3.5 (Races of the Dragon sourcebook) Teiflings were in Monster Manual in 3.5.

Ghost touch nets are pretty good. They don't have the strength (being incorporeals to get it off).

Why the Silver standard? Why not the Electrum standard? I mean, the new currency deserves it. :cool:

So what is everyone's opinion on the magic items in the playtest. 2 potions: CLW, Invisibility one boot: Elven 1 staff (cures 2d8 5/day) one wand (besides charges ability boosts a spellcasters DC/hit with spells) Magic weapon/armor Cure for petrifying Possible I missed a few.

I think that is because there are more than one entrance so you can face multiple different encounter difficulties. Orcs are tough (but few), kobolds are easy (but multiple), and hobgoblins are in between.

I rather like this playtest. So area attacks seemed to turn tide of battles a lot. It helped that you focused on combat spells.

The How To/DM book says skills: Jump, Climb, Swim, open door is covered by Str check Stralth covered by Dex Perception Wis check (finding hidden stuff like traps) Balance, escape artist, Pick lock, is Dex Disarming traps (Wis/Dex, unclear) Recall lore (Int) (covers all the Lore skills, each...

Although, I think the fact that you get 1 at will from Cleric is rather low. Human seems to grant more (Pelor has 3 at wills).