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Oh come on, I can't believe RttToEE has got so many votes. :eek: :eek: :eek:

If the DM usually uses 4d6 w/rerolls for throwing stats, I think he could also allow your stats. Frankly, I would never allow this in a PC made from scratch. PCs must earn such goodies in game, IMC.

That makes a good gaming session, but don't pick it if you're looking for mystery stories. I second that. :)

What works best for us is simply to have a player keep the initiative instead of me, the DM. Quick and easy, he keeps track of the initiative and calls who's next. I can keep hidden initiatives for me and everything works just fine. :)

Sad but oh so true.

Could be the kou-toas dwelling in the shrine in the Lake of Shadows in CotSQ?

1974 here too! Definitely THE year for gamers.

Ok, I skimmed through the FRCS in the weekend and actually there's no languages map in there... I guess I'll have to make one myself... :) Bye

Mmm, I own the FRCS and IIRC there is not a map as the one I mentioned... well I could be wrong, I haven't got the book at hand now. Thanks diaglo, I'll take a second look. Regarding candlekeep, been there but did not find what I need. :\ I hoped you people could direct me to some Dragon issue...

Hi, does anybody here know of a map of Faerun showing the extension of the language areas please? I was looking for something kinda like the one with the Wyrms of the North (here). Thanks guys. :)

Or NPCs...

Yes, more skill points, it would go well with the flavor you're giving to your campaign. And consider allowing them some sort of "double specialization" - specializing in two schools at the same time, getting 1 extra spell each...

Here are the two of them without the shared features: Although the Protection from Evil effect is VERY VERY VERY attractive, sword #2 has the +1 to AC-saves-init... Uhm... let's say that if my character had Improved Crit (bastard sword) then I'd pick sword #2 without any doubt, to exploit the...

Can't decide between marbles and some pieces of chalk.

QUICKEN SPELL too expensive...

I think it's something you and your DM should agree beforehand. The point seems to be that your DM did not sense correctly your mood and he was not able to give you what would have made your adventure a good one. He stayed on his plot, without perceiving that the right thing to do would have...

Yeah, that is, when he finds a solution! The guy sounds fake to me too. He surely is a good DM, Roman cannot be that wrong, but we all make mistakes. He made one and does not know how to get out of it. IMO, of course. :\

Roman, have you considered the possibility that NO ANSWER is the right answer? This could make sense if you think that you're in one of the last rooms before the lich's. If he does not want to be bothered (which is the reason for the monsters gates, I guess), so why placing a puzzle there, if...

After this, you could have ruled that the elemental handed the key to PC1. It would have made your life easier (and the session more fun), had you known how things were going to go... ;)

Now that's smart