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That's definitely going into my Sig. Anyways, I believe that a good choice would be.... hmmmmm... *under his own breath* What would be the most rediculous...? *normal tone of voice* Ah! Yes... NOW I remember! ... Troglodyte... ... you DID say you wanted something different....

Or he could sympathize with her, maybe his family and he himself were ambushed by orcs and his family was cut down around him, then a Cleric of some dark god came and showed him the Way. He could try to do that with this girl also, try to convert her into a cleric/Druid of HIS god, then bring...

Okay... might I give out some stats? I'll give some justification for the stats later on in the post. NORMAL STATS Strength: 16 (To start with... remember.. the focus.) Dexterity: 15 Constitution: 21 Wisdom: 14 Intelligence: 15 Charisma: 16 Alright as for justification: Strength: He...

I resent this comment. I'm a hardcore paladin whenever I play. Paladin's AREN'T all black-and-white, they defend the weak, defeat anything that's using it's power to abuse others, etc, etc. Technically, a Paladin could raise a Goblin and still be a Paladin. If he let the Goblin hurt things etc...

I LIKE Stormborn's ideas (and I resent the anger towards Kobolds) I'm sorry, but I think that they SHOULD hatch if the PC's are careful enough. Also, any that DON'T hatch could be a plot device, they need to get a rare gem/potion to make the kobold(s) inside strong enough to live. Something of...

I especially agree with point 4. Seriously, l made my little brother's stuff WAAAY too strong (note the emphasis on the way.) Anyways, if you think that you're giving them even a SLIGHTLY generous amount, pull back a little, because (like point 4 said) if they beat the Ogre and got 1 piece of...

Question: Is the Dragon Compendium anything like the Draconomicon? Because if it is: Just get that, regardless, if you want to RP dragons properly (either as a DM or a player) then you've gotta get the Draconomicon. What's so great about the Dragon Compendium?

Yeah, umm... about the DMG... I don't... errrr.... how to put this? I don't EXACTLY have one... yeah... I have the MM1, the Draconomicon, and the PHB... yeah... no DMG. As for the whole +5 thing, the actual attack bonus of the weapon was +5, his Base Attack Bonus never came into play when I was...

Alright, here's what I think: Personally, usually I'd say to KILL the PC's, to teach both You and the Players that D&D isn't all about "Good wins vs. evil" often times, evil wins. But that doesn't work for this. What you need to do is make them fight another group of Shadowmen, maybe...

Okay... here's what happened. I'll cut out all the descriptions or it'll take too long. Characters: Daleran Halfling Level 23 Cleric (Lil' bro) Massa Elf Level 20 Ranger Kord Half-Orc Level 19 Cleric Markus Elf Level 19 Sorc The...

Anyways, a Dragon DOES sleep, if you check in the MM (near the back, 3.5, at least) there's a table that says stuff about each type/sub-type. It says that Dragons DO sleep and eat. Anyways, Dragons can be snuck up on, but it would most likely take a 20 to do so, they're highly alert and are...

Kobolds(CR 1/4) with some kind of poisonous weaponry? THen you could make up whatever ability damage you want. How low do you want the CR? Because I'd suggest almost ANY basic, pathetic monster (Goblins(CR 1/3), Kobolds(CR 1/4) , Kuo Toa (Cr 2) Gnolls (CR 1).) with poisonous weapons, if you...

Ummm... isn't it also after a certain number of rounds you roll with your CON Modifier added to the roll, as well as any bonuses you might be granted (Endurance Feat, anyone?) in order to Continue holding your breath? I know that that's the rule for Dragons (the Draconomicon) but maybe that's...

Yeah... they didn't really care about the level spread... I don't knwo why. But yeah, the Hob Goblin figured He should rule, because he was the highest level, the Ogre figured, biggest means best, the Half-Fiend figured he should own all, just because he was Half-Demon and that's gotta count for...

Alright, when I play a game, people bring varied levels, (ranging from 5 levels lower than average to 10 levels higher.) Anyways, I've played a few evil campaigns, and ehre's the character's from said campaign. Level 12 Fighter(6)/Ranger(6) Bugbear Level 7 Bard Kobold...

Alright... playing a game on Wednesday: DM(Me): You walk into the crypt (describe crypt) what do you do? Fighter 1: I'm going to check the door on the opposite wall. Fighter 2: I'm going to break open the caskets and look for stuff. Sorceror: Alright, i'm going to cast Daylight...

Dude... that was AMAZING! How long did it take you to think that up? Edited: Ahem... I forgot to leave my advice... Anyways, I advise you to either have a talk with him in real life, or talk to some of the other players, tell them that if they don't like him torturing people then they COULD do...

This could just be me, but besies the core role books and prestige class books all I ever really needed was the Draconomicon supplement, I guess that's because the world that my character's are in is run by Dragons though, so if that should change, I guess I'll need more.

Actually, paladin's have always been thought to have the Grace of God to aid them, DnD just takes it to a new level, he casts Divine Magic, which is (obviously) quite different from your average magic. I still don't get WHY th Ranger has Magic... I've ALWAYS taken the magic AWAY from the Ranger...

Alright, Moritheil, I'm quickly starting to like you. Ther ideas you give are GREAT, I should use those instead of my idea. Just to let you know: I'm not fudging rolls to keep ANYONE alive. Anyways, when you said I agree with that, I'm sorry. I forgot that brute force isn't often the way to...