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I had a problem like this in a game I ran once. There were two faceplates on a treasure chest which talked. They told you that one of covered a lock and the other covered a deadly trap. Each said that it was the one that always told the truth and the other one always lied. The classic problem...

I don't have my copy yet (damn you walmart!), so take what I say with a grain of salt. The druid in the PHB is a class that is available to be taken by, probably, 90% of gaming groups. The prestige classes in Complete Arcane are going to be available to 90% of gaming groups if they allow...

Interesting you should mention that. Do you realize that advertising has become such a part of our lives that it has scarcely any impact anymore? The so-called Gen-Y kids have absolutely no brand loyalty. They are not Pepsi-people (like me). All that advertising really does anymore is to keep...

Here's the basic rundown, in my mind: 1ed/2ed: You were playing GARY's game. You played by GARY's rules, in GARY's world using the flavor that GARY made up. If you didn't want to play by GARY's idea of gaming, you were swimming upriver. This was not a bad thing when it was the only thing we...

Your sorceror only has a Charisma of 13. Not very useful for an NPC. It also means he cannot cast most of the spells on his spell list. Edit to say that this NPCs Spell Focus: Conjuration doesn't seem to do him much good. If possible, it would be nice to see conjuration spells more heavily...

I really have to disagree. It might mean you need to take just one more level in something, or just two more levels overall. Not too bad a "penalty" to avoid XP penalties. Remember that ANY race can multiclass as, say, fighter-sorceror without penalty as long as they keep the classes at...

I can't get the content. Can someone give a quick recap of what was said, D&D-wise?

I don't really see the problem. Any race can multiclass in two classes without penalty as long as one of those is a favored class. Any race can multiclass in any number of classes as long as all the non-favored classes remain within one level of each other. Over and above all that, prestige...