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Memory Tungsten The Memory Tungsten is a piece of a common hard drive, strung up with beads, and worn around the neck, taking up the amulet slot on a character. The residual "memory" of a hard drive still resides in the chunk of tungsten at the end of it, and it is so ensorceled with a...

I've seen the Feat Master - it gives something like 7 feats over 3 or 5 levels. You'd be idiotic not to take it if it were allowed.

SHARK, you're a poet.

Mmmm.... +1 Big Mac... I'm lovin' it.

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No Celine? You are most kind, Most Dread Lord.

I like the gestalt rules, having used them heavily.

A rose by any other name... What's the big deal, really?

Final Fantasy II, played for hours on end led to wonder if there was more. Sixth grade found me improvising my own RPG, and I picked up 2nd edition a year or so later. Come 2000, 3E came about and everything finally made sense (Uniform xp chart, no race/class limitations, 9 levels of spells...

I like #2, and Ephialtes has promise...

I have an old windows 3.1 program that generates art objects and gems. It requires the 3.0 visual basic runtimes, which I can provide. If you want a copy, email me at rainmakernewtype@gmail.com

Well, the scenario lies as such: The world (referred to by it's inhabitants as The Land) is split in two: a swirling vortex of negative energy at the north pole, and a similar font of positive energy at the south. The PHB races live in the south, all living in a theocracy run by the Azarean...

How could I possibly put a redeemption of a lich in as a plot point? How would the heros bring a lich back to his/her living form, and undo their moral corruption? Quest ideas, pleeeez.

Dancers and Druggies http://www.ishkur.com/dnd/ It's all 2E though.

While a 6th level cap doesn't appeal to me, I find the epic rules kinda wonky - a 20th level cap would be kinda cool.

That's exactly why I never left 3.0 DR. Something about a paladin wielding a golf bag full of swords is just... wonky.

Either outsider or fey.

So... I say "Opium Demon". What springs to mind? I imagine a vicious creature with sallow skin and wicked, needle-like claws. I picture high damage reduction (15/-) as it simply doesn't feel pain, and is only capable of partial actions. Anybody it nails with a claw attack should have a...

Essentially, yes - you take mastery (slashing) and mastery (piercing). Would a halberd, being a slashing/piercing weapon, apply both of the melee weapon mastery feats?

Question on my mind is - does it stack with itself? could a Halberdier take it for slashing and piercing and reap double the benefits? I'd say no.