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Amazing! I don't usually like Reynolds' work, but that is really great.

Engineer/Designer? ;)

Geez. Just when I was getting back into both magazines... :( Pathfinder sounds interesting though. I just hope the price doesn't rise too much for overseas folks.

You can find the vigor series of spells in Complete Divine, though they originally appeared in the 3.0 supplement Masters of the Wild as the "Regenerate X wounds" series. The pertinent two you'd be looking for are Mass Lesser Vigor (level 3) and Vigorous Circle (level 6).

Merric, do you suffer from Monty Haul Syndrome? ;) More seriously, glad the trip went well. I hope you have room to store it all! Me, I'm just trying to catch up on RPG purchases from last year (I'm well behind right now).

This is heaps cool! I think it might just find its way into my upcoming game. :) I like your new feats too, although if I might make a suggestion: The Healing Mist feats might be better as Fast Healing, rather than a flat out healing "burst", similar to the "vigor" series of spells. Again...

I'm not The Jester, but here's my rewrite: Powerful Smiting [General] Your powerful strikes result in stronger smite attacks. Prerequisites: Strength 13, Power Attack, Smite attack Benefit: To use this feat, you must make use the Power Attack feat and take at least a -1 penalty to your attack...

That's exactly the reaction our DM had. Uncanny! :D the "bat-x" jokes became such a running theme throughout that game that the DM gave up in despair eventually. It was beautiful. :lol:

Back in my original D&D group, we had a BBEG who had his coffin built into the bottom of an animated stagecoach It was dubbed the "batmobile" by the group, much to the DM's annoyance. :D Evntually, the batmobile was destroyed by the party, but the vamp was able to relocate his grave dirt...

Dunno. I recall that in FR you can select specific organisations, cults, and similar groups as your favoured enemy, however. Perhaps that's what you were thinking of? I rather like it myself, especially for humanocentric or historical-type campaigns.

That sounds like a great project to start up. Hmmm.... *Opens up Word*

Sounds about right to me, though I could see it being a little higher too.

They used to have a restricted weapon list, but now their spiritual oaths only affect their choice in armour. If a druid has proficiency in a weapon, they are able to use it without any penalty to their druid abilities.

Glad you're coming out of your creative funk, Ny. Gives me some hope that my own creative lapse will end soon. :)

Commoners could Gestalt with hit dice of their creature type. For most commoners, this will be a level in humanoid. While it gives them more hit points on average, most other qualities do not improve, since they probably will not have more than a single level. Since their armour and weapon...

Issue #323, starts on page 62.

Campaigns, with One-Shot interludes. Sometimes the one-shots take place in the same setting as the main campaign, often serving as exposition, or expanding on themes that the main game doesn't touch. Other times, I'm just trying out new rules or a different game system under "control...

You can sneak attack as many times as you can make an attack in a round, provided you still meet the conditions for a sneak attack for each attack. There are some class abilities, feats, spells, and other abilities that create new situations here you may sneak attack.

It doesn't seem like an unreasonable ability or requirement to me, given the flavour of the class.

I was gonna make a suggestion, but Arkhandus covered what I was going to say very well. You might also treat it as a "Complex" skill check over time, as shown in Unearthed Arcana.