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Sounds like an awesome idea. I myself have never read of anything remotely like that that i can recall off the top of my head, but it would be really easy to design such an obelisk as some sort of wondrous item. It could be some sort of capstone that acts as a plug blocking off a vortex to the...

Sounds interesting guys, on the outset... Are you guys considering doing D&D any time soon? If so, I'd certainly be interested. I look forward to your reply. Cheers.

So I'm looking to start a new campaign quite soon for a group of 3 players, none of which have ever played the game before. On top of this, I have played previoulsy, on and off, but dont have a whole lot of DMing experience. I know for a fact that most of the rules above and beyond the D20...

Yep yep... human fighter. About as vanilla as it gets. And you know, a fun character to play, really. Lots of wicked fantasy archetypes out there to emulate; I could probably think of a dozen off the top of my head right now.

10 years of gaming... I bet there are some stories there...

Yeah, I always suggest new players go with the "vanilla fighter"; It's a great opportunity for the player to pick up on the basic rules, and will give them a chance to shine in their role. New players tend to be unfamiliar enough with the system to be unable to effectively employ the strategies...

I've already statted up my gnome rogue for a new campaign starting soon with a view to advancing him as an illusionist later, with a selection of enchantment spells for a certain style of caster (as I'm bored of the basic flash-wizards I've played previously). I'm looking for an interesting...

Hmmm looks like I'm on my own on this. Does anyone have any suggestions/advice from personal experience in creating spells? I'm hoping to create a chain of illusion (glamer) spells that mimic the Disguise self, Seeming and Veil spells but that allow objects to be targeted. Is there anything that...

Is it just me, or is there a major niche lacking in the illusionists repertoire? I mean is there no equivalent for the spell chain Disguise self, Seeming and Veil and such spells that work on objects? Surely there is scope for such a concept, changing objects to look like other things. Sure...

I'm in the process of designing an adventure set in a dungeon complex of ruined gnome burrows. I have some excellent ideas for my adventure, but as is typical for me, I have a problem translating story concepts into mechanics. I know I'll pour over rulebooks now for far too many hours and still...