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Well, Blinding Barrage can benefit from a single magic dagger if you use the other explanation proposed by some. The dagger never leaves your hand, you just send an "astral" copy of the dagger to hit your foes.

To use the TWF feat, must the off-hand weapon have the "off-hand" property? I mean, I just wanted to use another weapon only to help fight with the main one, without ever using it to attack. My main reason is visual style, though. Because I wanted my cleric to use two pears or a spear and a...

I'm also trying to build a dragonborn cleric with low wisdom, but not as low as this one :) Basically I want him to have 13 dexterity, to pick the feats Raging Storm, Astral Fire, Two Weapon fighting & defense, and armor specialization. Although it's possible to choose only strength powers...

And also the Druid! Well, we don't know exactly what classes will be present in the PHB2, but probably most of the classes people assumed will be there, just with a different power source than we expected. Anyway, I always found it silly to have so many different power sources, almost one for...

I DM'ed once and evil campaign, now I don't want to repeat it. Mostly because I failed to come up with motivations for the players adventures. And as I didn't had the time to create my own campaign (3.5, remember? :P) I tried to use published adventures. Which is complicated because they're...

Hey, what do you think of giving a group of 4 PCs one extra level, and keeping all the encounters unaltered? I mean, a group of 4 2nd level PCs, is supposed to fight the same amount of XP as 5 1st level PCs. And at other levels the it's a similar amount. So, making them 2nd level against 1st...

Except in this case the leader was the one that dropped, not the striker. I agree with what's written on the DMG (or is it the PHB?), that someone said before: the best combination for a party of 2 is Leader & Striker. But of course the leader has to be tanked up to be able to defend properly.

I'd also do it this way...

Really? I just assumed that a Warlock could use Eldritch blast for an OA (then again, I haven't read all the rules) It's not possible then, correct?

Actually a blur effect makes perfect sense. When you are blurred, a melee attacker will find you hard to hit. He will have trouble seeing your exact outline, or where you're standing in that moment. On the other hand, a ranged attacker will see perfectly on which square you are. This blur...

I heard somewhere that you have to pay for each set of virtual dice too :P And tiles and decorative items heheheh ;) Well, I was very excited about D&Di, but it looks like I'll pass. If this all is confirmed, not even one month for testing. There are nice opensource options that I can use.

I voted Eldarin. Because the spelling is wrong. I haven't read the books yet, so I don't know much but (apart from being spellt Eladrin) I believe they are quite balanced...

Maybe you are forgetting that minions have defenses and attacks adequate to their level. You're not just fighting a creature that's 10 levels lower.

From what was hinted, I believe rituals will have somthing to do with Incantations (I don't know in which book it came, but I saw it here) For example, in that restore ritual (or what was it's name?) seen in the PHB you have to do one or more Heal skill checks. So I would say that your ability...

Tactical combat = Tic-tac-toe (grid, with tokens placed around to see who wins) Flanking = Tic-tac-toe (if someone is about to do a line, you place a miniature there, to get combat advantage against that move) Skill challenge = Tic-tac-toe (you need 3 checks in a row to win) ...

What?!? That is anything but worthless! Especially after meeting a Big Bad Beholder Apart from that, I *totally* agree with you! Picking the sandbox analogy, yeah, in an empty box you can create anything your imagination comes up with. With sand in it, you still can create anything, and you...

Wow, the decision of not going 4E (nor staying only 3.5) is awesome! Telling his story while poking at both systems seems the best option. Rich Burlew rocks!

Not really :) I love that all monsters get a short description of their behaviour. To me this is infinitely better than giving one of 9 alignments that people don't even agree on what they mean. This allows me to roleplay their part better.

In a 2-player game, character builds should probably include multiclassing, so that they can cover more areas. Maybe giving an initiate feat for free. Or some sort of gestalt aproximation. This option would be better than limiting class choices.

I'll be thrilled if they make something like the Wilder