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Perhaps it's a function of its "lurker" category?

With a bit of new info appearing about Multiclassing, and the possibility of it being handled through feat acquisition rather than actual "taking a level of X", has anyone done the math on the Pre-Gen Half-Elf Warlock to see if perhaps the Ray of Frost might actually be a "multiclass" training...

1. Be careful with combat, especially if they're only running one character (as opposed to one person handling four characters). Since they obviously will be missing some aspects of a balanced party, tailor the game to what they have. A rogue would be best suited, IMHO, for a mission-by-hire...

Oh, please. You could do that in... *shakes fist at Wormwood* Curse you. ;) I'm happy with this, all snarkiness aside - most of the games I currently run are pretty freeform (since I primarily run one-on-one games with my wife), and even though I've got a metric ton of minis in a...

Yep. It's called Armor Class. ;)

Ewwwww... man, that's going to make for some REALLY twitchy players if a mind flayer shows up.

From Rich Baker's Gleemax blog On to D&D: Our epic-level party is still trying to fight our way out of the demonic prison where we’ve been trapped for 1,000 years, give or take. We had more of a complete table in our second session, since Rob Watkins joined us with his elf rogue. Our first...

mmMMmmMMmm... Undermountain... I had (and still have somewhere, if I ever get around to cleaning my place up) the old "Undermountain" boxed sets, and loved them. I liked what they did with the "Expedition to Undermountain" book that came out, but it didn't have the scope I remembered from the...

I don't remember who it was that mentioned this in another thread, but they allowed the Wizard to make a "battle of wills" with the dragon to use their light cantrip to cancel the darkness by rolling Int vs. the dragon's Will. Seemed like a good idea to me.

I'd love to see Aid Another work like the skill challenges. "Oh, you really want to help him out? Hit AC 15 to give him a +2 bonus... or try to hit AC 20 for a +4, hotshot."

If you cross both? At once? You get killed. :lol:

Wouldn't the shapeshifting druid be more likely to be on the Furry Talent tree? *peers* Oh. You said FURY. My bad. ;)

Here's my question... if the purpose of the challenge is to find the burial chamber where the item is hidden, and they fail, then what happens? In my humble opinion, setting the plot for the game up to be the result of something that may potentially fail isn't a good idea, since failure = no...

The emphasis above is mine - is multiclassing in, or do you think he's just referring to a selection of feats and abilities to mimic multiclassing?

Yep, Vulnerable 10 Fire means any fire attack does an additional 10 damage to the critter. As for the Humanoid Killer mechanic, why not give him a plus to hit and damage for every humanoid he threatens? This way, the more puny little fleshbags that gang up on him, the angrier he gets.

I would guess that since the damage is listed as +1d6 or +1d8 (emphasis on the + there), that it's added to damage that's done and not just applied regardless of whether or not an attack is actually made.

Wow. I had no idea that DDO had even less of a market share than Toontown Online. Scary. :lol:

Does anyone know if the nice folks at WotC have commented yet on the effect of 4th Edition on the D&D Online game? I can't imagine they'll be able to convert the entire game system very easily. Thoughts on whether they're going to try and rebuild DDO, or wait for a DDO2 to implement 4th...

*crosses fingers* Please let them say they've re-taken over Dungeon and Dragon... Oh. Yeah, I suppose the GSL stuff would be spiffy, too. :D