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do you mean these? http://www.enworld.org/forum/archive/index.php/f-3-p-148.html

...the slaad farm? my PCs are around level 10 and I think they'd do well with an adventure in the silly. i've never read the thing, but am interested in incorporating limbo's finest into my next adventure. thanks all.

yeah, no offense, but a barbarian with 1 hit point (let alone anything) is basically impossible. or put it this way: you tried to spice up the game, but the dice unscrewed the cap from the pepper and now your soup is a sludge of peper and you're holding an empty, and capless pepper shaker. ;)

i'd almost consider it mandatory that they do, otherwise, why are they going to be hauling around incredibly beneficial items, yet not using them? however, you may want to have them not abuse the treasure - no lone goblin drinking 1500gp in potions before the battle, dying in two rounds, and...

how can they climb? i checked some online sources and didn't seem to notice a climb speed. i'm interested because i'd like for my players to ALSO feel the sheer awesomeness of a herd of climbing dire elephants!

is there any particular reason that sorcerers don't get the bonus feats that their wizard counterparts do? would it be overpowering for me as a DM to allow them to take the same, except replacing item creation with something like the various 'heritege' (things like draconic, infernal or...

Welcome back to the game! Unfortunately, I hope that your return isn't soured by this obvious powergamer munchkin. If he respected the other players (you) and not just the DM, he'd stand down this killing machine and allow everyone to enjoy the game. It doesn't help that the DM is allowing it...

although i have witnessed how they can be abused - if you could call it such a thing - by powermongering and misbehaving PCs, i think they're no different than a set of class mechanics (tome of battle), or a new and divergent type of mystic font (psionics, warlock, shadowcaster); it depends how...

may i ask why? i'm the OP and curious, as i'd like to know every angle before my player-load essentially doubles.

could a character who is skilled in 'use magic device' attempt to use psionic devices, or would you require them to purchase ranks in 'use psionic device'? for instance, an item that needed the expendature of a psionic focus, could a character with UMD make the check to emulate the class...

oh, i didn't plan on dropping anyone or anything of the like, i was just curious about the process. a player has a cloak of charisma +4, but basically wears it 24/7, so i figured it would just be considered normal. however, if she lost it or stopped wearing it, i'd probably re-adjust the...

do you allow them to affect your character's leadership score? i'd like to, but i'm curious what would happen when they are removed, do followers and/or cohorts drop levels or desert? your thoughts, or your take on the matter?

i'd personally say they lose anything class dependant and keep anything race dependant, asides from hit points, saving throws and str and dex-based skill checks, as i see these latter two being more 'hardwired' than something like knowledge, which is learned. kinda like how you always know how...

actually, the answer is c) we meet twice a month and in the past few months that we've been playing, their original characters are fairly subpar and non-optimized. i've offered a re-roll, but they declined and wanted to stick it out. however, they've learned more about the game and have been...

i'd be inclined to think that this (taken from the d20srd): would mean that they can attempt to attract the services of someone of the above parameters, and don't actually have an active hand in the construction. i trust my players fully, but i think i'd want an active hand in what goes into...

while that is nice for a PC, i don't want to have two low level bugbear cannon-fodder running around with $6000 in fancy psionic armor for the PCs to snap up! ;)

are there any downsides or pitfalls to this? two of our group of five are leaving soon, so the remaining three have decided that the next feat they shall all acquire is 'leadership', in hopes of shoring up defenses and making up for lost man-power. as a DM, should i be worried?

i've found it to be better in the hands of NPC mooks, primarily at lower levels. a pair of 3rd level hobgoblin warriors charge in, but when they're clad in glittering blue scales and have an ac of +7, it's kinda neat - especially if you want to have a lot of armour for your guys, but don't want...

if you're just coming in from 2e, be wary as a wizard with a longsword or two-handed sword (now called a greatsword) is not as good or effective as it used to be. unless you go elf, you'll need to burn that precious feat in order to use it properly, but still, your poor BAB will likely ensure...

that's a very interesting method to explain the class and its power. i may just steal it - with credit of course! actually, i'd have no problem with that and i'd think that someone could easily be good and use the method that you've described. in your campaign, perhaps, but the Thrallherd (Ex)...