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the Mecurial Greatsword comes from Gene Wolfe's Book of the New Sun, just thought i would let you know since im sure no one else knows that.

for some reason teh art seems 2e picturesque to me.

anyway im back to my unusual self. I think you should just house rule the hydra to *breaking out the MM's* have 2 more CR. but in actuality, i thinktheir basis on this decrease in CR (though a little too much IMO) was because if you look at each head, is onlly about a warrior in equality. But...

any way back to waht the post what roughly based on :p , yeah i was looking at the hydras and like, GOD DANG!!! then like, hmmm they will be nice to use against my players...yes..yes...mwuhahahahhahahhahahahhahhahahahahahahahhahahahah..cough**cough..erm...just stop typing and they wont notice a...

I found it in the 3e DMG but have been unsuccessful in the 3.5 edition. thanks for helping anyway.

Im not sure where i found it in 3e, but i remember a section that talked specifically about starting first level as an apprentice, so you could be a cleric wizard at first level, but have only some of the starting abilities. i was wondering if you resourceful people out there help me find it in...

Man i think i have quite the opposite problem. I have been blessed with pretty good GMs. However, those Gms have decided to make something of their lives and go to college (i will too dont worry hopefully;)) well, anyway. with them going off to college last year and soon for another year, it...

Thats too bad to hear Cream. ya my brothers are going to go off to college with in a month and i will be left with two of my friends who arent really new to 3e but dont really know the rules, and arent really patient enought o understand why i love wizards that reach highlevel or the potential...

that is true, its not fun for your wizard to get shredded to bits because he is caught in a whirl pool surrounded by jagged crystal shards and cant make a reflex save of 25 (except on a 20)

Whoops, that last post was supposed to be under my account buts thats what happens when you ahve more than one person you know on en world.:rolleyes:

do the battles look anything like you would imagine battles to look like? i saw some of the fights and it was fun figuring out spells even though i say they did somethings wrong :)

Reason why i say it is realistic is because with all of the variables and big bad guys parties have faced and criticals and all of the factors put together, there is (or should be) a chance that at least one of your characters have hit dying or dead.

If you want learning to play, or at least learning how to write an adventure, never have the items that you need most to complete the adventure be susceptible to a spell that affects 90% of the creatures in the game. (cloaks of the deep or whatever that are destroyed in day light {and thespell}...

there are cakewalk battles and other types, not just the "close enounters of the deadly kind".

now i remember that, heh, we have he demo and killed of the cleric that stole the map. silly lida and not telling the other :rolleyes:

Incase you dotn want to read the much larger post above this one i sort of did. i didnt mean that there should really be any there, and if there was, just a pretend playful animosity ;). but should the monsters and traps and stuff and et cetera that the DM throws at the players really threaten...

I havent finished all the replys to my thread yet but so far it seems that i have been getting some good responses. I wasnt necessarily saying that the DM and Players should be fighting each other incase that is what some of you got. In my brothers campaign world, he likes realism a lot. so when...

man for some reason i lost the whereabouts fo tihs terhad os i saw nauble ot oclate ti for a good while. man it is dificult to spell really bad when you mean to

thanks so much the thread has been returned :D

reason why just right means at least one PC death is because i believe that it is more realistic if at least one or two PCs have died along the way