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The classbooks are the same deal as the 2nd edition ones, just WotC revenue enhancers. There are some good things in them, but I notice I never look at them when making a character, just the PHB. Most of the creative people at WotC are gone, they have just enough people left to make up more...

I agree, except they left the paladin description as if for humans in all cases. An elven or dwarven paladin would be a lot different than a human one, and in fact, there is no provision for differences in beliefs and paladin behavior based on which god you serve. Paladins can serve any god...

Or, as I prefer to do it, your new initiaitve is 15a, and the Goblin is now 15b. This works better because up to 27 PC's and NPC's can have the same initiative before you run out of letters. But if the decimal works for you, its not a problem. I despair of seeing 15.11 as an initiative...

Just use them all Profession: Mapmaker to make maps Knowledge: Maps to read maps and understand them fully Profession: Engineer to make understand dungeon and building schematics if they are part of a map or on a scroll Seems good enough... I don't see any need for any synergy bonuses...

Ha! My players have a multi-page spreadsheet and an earned value summary, allowing them to buy, in sequence of fair purchasing power earned, party treasure. Somewhere along the line, the unbought items will be sold for half or so. They argued and used several different systems before developing...

He clearly meant Hayward's Handy Haversack, with the errata, which allows you to draw whatever you are looking for automatically as a free action. Don't leave home without one! :rolleyes:

Glyph usage I can see this used to seal a book you are carrying, or a chest, and you have to tell the party the word, or they will set it off (similar to many boobytraps in the Paranoia game world that end up damaging your party...) :cool: