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For a healbot: Elastopastor For a sneaky cleric: Brother Whereartthou For a laser cleric: Deacon of Light

It's simply far too common for my tastes. It is the de facto special ability of almost any 3.5 monster.

Improved grab hands down. Way too many monsters have it in 3.5, and it is super annoying. I've taken to substituting it out for 4e effects, and our games are MUCH better for it.

Hopefully I'll be updating this again soon! Our 4e game has been on hiatus while my fiancee was taking a summer course.

Bag of holding and two minor actions.

For what it's worth, the draconic destiny gives you access to two level 25 dailies from arcane classes. I missed it on my first readthrough too. :D

I like the big blue guy. :)

New OOTS: Giant In the Playground Games

Why?

Wow, that's *really* not my experience. Our combats sped up a lot when we hit paragon!

Uhh.. I wouldn't mind getting an extended rest first so we can actually level up now that we have the XP! Level 12 vs level 18 is a hell of a lot scarier than 13 vs 18 for some reason.

I miss updating this thread! I can't wait to play our game again. :) Hey Jester, have you talked to the wizard player yet?

Thanks for the breakdown, FireLance! If our group becomes dissatisfied with our loot system, yours is the next one in the hopper! :)

Very nice! I like simple and functional solutions that cut down the number of choices everybody has to make. :) How close does this keep them to the expected wealth?

Yup, if you're going to such great contortions to make the wish-list function, it's time to change models.

We have a *really* simple house rule that works quite well: whenever you level up, you simply set your gear up like you're creating a brand new character of that level. No muss, no fuss! The DM's happy because he gets to avoid the exact problem MadLordOfMilk described, and we players are happy...

Newtman! "I got better."

It's neat to have a peek behind your DM screens like this, especially seeing the information in aggregate form. :)

I'm curious how frequently DMs are using monsters that apply conditions to the PCs. Rather than just ballparking it from memory, it would be interesting if you'd have a look over the last 10 or so actual encounters you've thrown at your party. 1) What proportion of monsters inflict statuses...

What are the tiles like on the flipside?