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? But all the new 'super weapons' require feats to use compared to baseline military weapons. If they weren't stronger why would you spend a feat on it? I don't know what normal military weapons in AV would probably be closer in power to the military weapons in pbh.

What book is Tiamet in anyways? She's not in the compendium as far as I know either.

Oops, I failed to convene my sarcasm in that post. I do not consider that in favor of the rogue. I think of it as another example of "non-magic users don't get nice things" syndrome.

Fortunately, rogues have use magic device. So they get to be useful outside of combat by casting spells out of the wands and scrolls the wizard made for him. Also, what's this about sneak attack immune huge creatures? I know that a human assassin hiding in a bedroom at night to kill the mayor...

On Fighters and buffs/magic I think this boils down to personal preference. 3e fighters don't bring anything to the table outside of being the target of buff spells. If your big advantage over an NPC class is that you have more money to spend on magical gear, that's a problem. Classes from tome...

Casting Familicide is an evil action because the spell has the [Evil] descriptor. It was personally designed by an evil necromancer, she would have had throw in the evil just to keep up appearances.

Edit: Curse you Runestar for ninjaing me on the fighter combat maneuver and doing them better. The problem I see it stems from what I call "Uncle's Law" If you have seen Jackie Chan Adventures you know the character Uncle and one of his favorite quotes. "Jackieeeee, Magic must defeat magic" and...

Wizards should be able to twist the laws of the (game) reality but when they start twisting the laws of the (game) system it starts to break down. Compare 4e mirror image to 3e's version. 4e gives a bonus to AC based on the number of copies. 3e gave a miss chance. 3e by passes the basic of rule...

Tolkien automatically means high quality for him apparently. I cant fault him if tolkien fantasy is his favorite but quality is independent of whether he likes it or not.

ah, thanks

the hell is this? I assume a spam bot. So how do you report posts?

Thaneborn: get roar of triumph encounter power: a burst power that targets all enemies that gives a -2 to all defenses when the barbarian drops an enemy Also when he bloodies an enemy the next attack against it gets a bonus to hit

Wait what am I voting for? The most badass? the hottest? the one I want to: marry? Be trapped on a desert island with?

Role: Punches things in the face. Power Source: Punches from the Punch Dimension /end bad humor

On one hand: Jeez WOTC where is all that great flavor I have come to expect of D&D? This reads like a bland wargaming manual. On the other: Jeez WOTC, stop attempting to be creative with stuff. I don't need your crappy flavor. I can do it myself.

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Only if you ignore bioluminescence. YouTube - The Blue Planet - Deep Sea Pt.1 The fun stuff starts around 3:00

I am curious why weakness automatically equals a trap build? Obviously, you don't want the monsters to hit your NADs on a two but those points that are not going into dex or int are going into STR where you you are gaining benefits from them. It is an opportunity cost, less in one means more in...

Well if he's trying to deal the automatic damage to one creature, he is not trying very hard to cheese it out. Since the ability lasts till the end of your next turn the warlock could. turn 1 HR orc 1 turn 2 HR orc 2 action point: stab self. deal extra damage to both. Yeah I also had this...

I had assumed that "most recent meals" referred to any PCs that were swallowed during the battle.