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Back in the day, it'd be in meta :p :p

OLD SKOOL! I remember those...

Augghh! Red Gamecat returns!

it depends on the game i run - my usual game involves scads of leveled humans, but another one i'm running is a regular dawn of the dead. The latter uses any monster book i can find, the former rarely touches one.

why a nissan fairlady Z! i have a stylized Z logo on mine.

I'd call that one either "Apothecary" or "Lab Rat"...

kindly hook it up - gamekat48 at hotmail dot com

Y*O*I*N*K! Im running an undead hack 'n slash game - hehehehe. Welcome back, law.

Personally, I'd like to see the 4.0 manuals cost nothing - i dont have a (29.99 * (3 core manuals + 4 class books + campaign setting)) tree in my backyard that sprouts every three/four years. I pretty much agree with psion, but im open to a new magic system.

my game tends to get fairly violent - gruesome descriptions of critical hits (your mighty swing slams the defribilator [undead lightning sorcerer] in to the wall and you follow it up with a gruesome kick to the chest - you feel brittle ribs snapping under your steel-clad foot) and terrible BBEG...

well, here's my stab at the system... pee dee eff goodness attached...

[anime sunburst]POST #1000!!! I'M THE BEST!!![/anime sunburst] I like this mechanic - Perhaps writing a table of actions/boost points recieved would be the first step, as well as a table of boost points spent/benefit. Maybe this ability should be called "Limit Break" or "Overdrive" or...

Amen to that! I've never seen a silicon sorcery article that disappoints...

A new character costs you two levels... a few of my players just simply cannot keep w/ the same character, ADHD being the order of the day.

As a DM, I feel like a novelist. My parents aren't exactly in touch, and for christmas, they bought me a strategy guide to a game I don't even own... The book's already spawned two monster stat blocks. The fact that inspiration to broaden the game jumps out at you from strange places simply...

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Pray tell what "academy mage" would be slogging through dungeons hunting for treasure? I think adventuring wizards are distinguished from academic wizards by the fact that adventuring ones have less compulsions about "style" and more about "survival", which includes resorting to primitive...

there was a system that did that - AD&D (2E)

The game-balance theory behind a Hematovore is that it trades those inane stake-to-the-heart running-water holy-water look-at-me-im-a-belmont methods of vampire slaying and trades it in for more outright combat powers. Monks move that fast, at some point, IIRC, and my design paradigm behind the...

i miss an old 2E paradigm that allowed one spell to fit to multiple schools... I wouldn't have a problem with both a necromancer and an enchanter being especially proficient at casting fear... I'd issue a corollary that only one set of Spell Focus and Greater Spell Focus could apply however...