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The axe thrower in 7 Seas was great in concept but in my opinion much too overpowered. Here is my version. Axe Thrower v1.0 Pre-Req Feats & Skills: Weapon Focus (Throwing Axe), Point Blank, Wilderness Lore 4 Base Attack Bonus: +4 BAB Ability Score: Dex 13+ Hit Dice: d10 Skill...

In regards to C), I don't see why a dragon cannot use it's massive claws to grab a tree and rip it up from its roots as a standard action.

What's MAOF?

Figured, just wanted to make sure.

Thanks for the info. So far only a warhammer was made, which took a week, and a full suit of plated chainmail armor is being looked into which is estimated to take about 5 weeks. From my modern upbringing viewpoint, that doesn't seem terribly short.

Steel is basically iron and a tadbit of carbon. If it was melted down to a molten state, would its elements become seperated? A player wants to melt the battlefield loot he acquires and use it to create his own, high quality armored goods. In relation to that, if the steel is reusable, would a...

I love all things related to BOTR.

Is there a rule against large creatures mounting large mounts? (IE, Ogre on a horse).

I appreciate your work, part. since one of my characters is an armorer who I can send this file to.

Mmmm ... copied and saved.

Wouldn't the proper thing to do would be to use the art sheet as the first page, and the other dozen to count and weigh your equipment, magic, history, inventory, titles, treasure, contacts, reputation, and plot leads to a T?

Thanks for your more clarifying replies again. I enjoy understanding the reason behind the madness, even if the changes aren't earth shattering.

I never knew this feat existed, but now will wring it for all it's worth when using large creatures. Thanks!

Hrm. It seemed logical to us at the time of the opposite; target tries to get up (yet still technically prone), suffers an AoO with a trip, and is "tripped" back down. At least he can get up now (to be tripped next initiative sequence).

Question here. A person fails his trip check and gets tripped. The now prone target must get up again, but getting up is not a full round action; does it, as a result, allow attack of opportunities? Here's the situation I've been in: Druid with wolf companion. Wolf trips. Druid summons more...

I will print this out and show it to my group, it certainly has more depth then the current system.

Here too.

IIRC the Tournaments book from ENWorld had rules for gambling.

Back from the Napster days I got movie scores from Jason and Nightmare on Elm Street. Also, House On Haunted Hills OST is just filled with wierd, creepy music tracks (Encountering Mr. Blackburn, etc).

Tangent I remember reading a book called The History of Gold or just Gold. One tidbit which did stand out was something like, we have mined more gold in the past hundred years then the entire period before that.