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I toned the lines down a bit, but I intentionally kept 'em. Seriously, though. I can't wait to play in a campaign where I can use this book. I printed out the entire thing and I went to Kinkos to put a spiral binding on it. It should be pretty nice when I'm done.

I just wanted to point out that Elements of Magic Revised is awesome. Awesome like a rabid weasel with a laser instead of a head. It's that awesome. I was bored one day and drew a pretty picture. I was also bored the next day and colored it. Look at my pretty picture. Edit: Uploaded my...

Dude. This one time, I read this story that was totally awesome and stuff. The writer kept adding to it and fleshing out the story... but then he accidentally put a portable hole inside a bag of holding (or was it the other way around? I can never remember which it is... apparently, neither...

I don't know about an official list, but I've been keeping one that has all the monsters in books that I own. Within those parameters, it's pretty comprehensive. http://students.bradley.edu/~dschuett/files/MonsterCR.doc

As far as who I like, Pyrak. How 'bout this: In Pyrak's weakened state, Fiendbleeder is able to completely control him. Hedrenatherax comes in, sees Pyrak's wounds, and his chance. Eager to finally best his master, he challenges Pyrak and they fight. Pyrak defeats him, and as the balor is...

:::weeps softly:::

Dude. My friends and I take turns DMing a dungeon-crawl. I'm totally doing the complex tesseract for my next level.

That thing is SO freaking cool. Spuney likey.

Yeah I did. Thanks. The chart in Planes of Law was a convoluted mess; I really wanted something that looked more like a linear progression.

Check this out. It's based on a number of Planescape books.

Nice, creepy, outside-the-rules kinda stuff, Belbarrus. I may use that one sometime. :)

So, is there a mathematical difference in doing the XP this way vs the CR system? Does it even out in the end?

I did this a while back. I took the stats of the two colors of the age I was going for and averaged them. The breath weapon was half and half. (half fire damage, half acid, or whatever) The Legends and Lairs Monster Handbook had templates for cross-breed dragons as well.

"Cheers!" As if you were happy the WotC site was down, but I'm sure you meant it merely as a salutation. I went to England a month ago, people would say "Cheers!" all the time and I didn't have a clue what the heck they were talking about! :)

FEAT Uncanny Ingenuity (General): Prerequisites: 10 ranks in any 10 Craft skills, 10 ranks in any 10 Knowledge skills, 10 ranks in Disable Device, and 10 ranks in Use Rope. Benefit: Once per day, as a full-round action, you may use whatever materials may be around you to solve a time-sensative...

Maybe MerricB is British?

I don't know if a charismatic barbarian could ever stand up to his strong counterpart, but the archtypes you describe sound a lot like the D20 Modern classes. Each one is based around an ability score: Strong Hero, Fast Hero, Tough Hero, Smart Hero, uh... I wanna say Determined Hero, and...

I'd say that you lose it. Do you have an example?