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That's my point though, why make it as a permanent spell, you'll probably at that level have Craft Wondrous Item (if nothing else just so you can create stat boosters and such), craft an actual circle (stone, metal, whatever) and enchant it. This makes it more permanent than the permanency...

Good point. As there is no Hedge Magic in D&D (a line of salt on doors and windows stops ghosts, etc., etc.) this puts all the burden on Clerics (esp. of Death), Paladins, and non-evil Necromancers. A goodly amount of undead could be created before any of the "exterminators" got wind of it. It...

Well with the Force Adept (this concerns lightsabers) you don't learn the lightsaber you get the Force Weapon ability which allows you to (eventually) use the force to imbue weapons with up to +2D4 damage, for a small vitality cost. Besides, there's always Brilliant Energy longswords. That said...

The Khelben schwacks Mystra thing is, right now, a little iffy seeming. The only reason all the gods don't have an all out war is because they don't directly intervene in mortal affairs, they use and fight through pawns and worshippers (Time of Troubles nonwithstanding). Even if Arunson became...

Yeah... The Jabberwock was immune to all weapons except vorpal ones, I seem to remember some fairly high MR and the dreaded Burble attack (no I'm not being sarcastic, it really was a pretty awesome attack). Unfortunately I don't have that MC so my memory may be a bit spotty. Amber: Shadow...

Question, sort of related Speaking to the "bad wizard dispels the circle" idea, since the circle is now a magical item (I'm assuming create wondrous item and not a Permanency spell) won't dispel magic just disrupt it for a time...I seem to remember Dispel Magic being changed so you can't just...

I didn't even have the sound on... I didn't even have the sound on and I couldn't keep from laughing. What does it mean...WHAT DOES IT MEAN!!!! Oh...sorry about that.

"Decaffeinated coffee, it's useless, warm, brown, liquid." It's not like mithril in D&D is like the mithril in Tolkein's works: a naturally occuring magical ubermetal. It seems to me like (in D&D) it's more like fantasy titanium: a bit stronger, a bit lighter, a bit harder to work, it's not...

Just as long as... Just as long as I'm not being too obviously railroaded into something, and the story is good I'm cool with it.

Ah back, when you could make your own characters and not just have them given to you. Thank you Nintendo.

I'm wonking with the Talislanta 4E rules, and brewing up a new setting to go with them. So far I've got the Isle of Kandril setup as a valley oasis roughly the size of Australia, ringed by mountains in the midst of an ocean size desert. As usual the "Big Cataclysm Thingy" just happened and...

Any of my several homebrews, labors of blood, sweat, and many ink pens.

"Don't believe his lies..." Something else you may want to try is, as the PC's are getting close to solving the mystery, have a few people come to the player's with "helpful" information, have one of the people actually be helpful (they disagree with the sacrifice and want to see it stopped but...

Odd man out I'm really the only one who has to drive any substantial distance in my group, around 25-30 miles. I should make them all start coming to my place!

"Why it would take some kind of megalomaniacal fiend to take pleasure in wielding the tapestry of creation to focus pure energy into reality through nothing more than my own will, the rush of electricity through my being, the power -- my God, the power! IT'S THE ONLY TIME I FEEL ALIIIIIIIIIVE...

Black Mage, definately the Black Mage.