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Well if you are plotting to be in 3.5e. Then Two Weapon Defense is a must. Greater Weapon Focus and Greater Weapon Specialization is also good. But we dont know exactly what they do yet. Spring attack is basically useless if you fight with two weapons. You need a full round action to use both...

What you are describing could also be Dreamhaven (But is going to be closing soon). Its in Dinkytown. Across the street is an old theater (it is now a bike shop) The place sells LOTS of old DnD Books. I remember the old RPG books, dont remember about the out of print novels, but I know they...

Can someone refresh me on what TWF 3.5 is? It was my understanding TWF gives -4/-4 and -2/-2 only If both weapons are light. and the STR bonus is not halved with the off hand.

The game is already IN the Ravenloft campaign setting. :-) However a domain shift is high on my list of possibilities. However I like the ideas. Maybe I will just open this thread when the item is destroyed and roll d100. :-)

Crap. sorry about that. Thats what I get for browsing both forums at once. Any mods out there, please move the thread.

In my campaign, there is a particular magic item. It is very powerful, and even more evil. Some members of the party want to destroy it. I am trying to come up with wild and zaney things that will happen to the party if the item is destroyed. I do not want to kill the party outright. That is far...

A locking garrot requires grapple checks (page 52 Song&Silence). Therefore, I would consider the sorc grappled. (Grappleing is always the best way to kill a spellcaster). So the sorc must satisfy all the requirements of casting a spell while grappled. Except the spell must have no verbal...

Depending on the power of the party, I have 2 forms of mimic. 1 for each interpretation of the rules: 1 -- The mimic gets an attack (w/ auto hit) on anyone it is grappled with. It gets 1 attack per round INCLUDING the free attack. The DMG standard mimic can be a real wuss, and I generally...

I dont HATE 3.5, I am skeptical of it, and a little afraid. The transition between 2e to 3e was 10 years. That is a long time for books and campaign settings to be created. The game matured, the playing audience changed, the core demographic got older. Then there is 3e. Its a great system...

Basically I portray them in my FR campaign as borderline nazi good people. which is another reason why it might reject her. I realize that its an artifact and I have to create my own rules. but I was hoping someone more creative than myself has a more elegant solution. :-)

Moonblades are a powerful artifact that relies heavly on DM interpritation (in this case, ME), but the following has just occured in the game I am running and I am unsure of the proper interpritation of the rules: A PC has a moonblade, that PC recently died and her loving party got her...