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That.... That is so beautiful, it makes me cry. :( Someday, I'm going to steal that idea. jtb

Gatorade. Red (Fruit Punch?) Gatorade is a CLW. Orange Gatorade is CMW. Lemonade Gatorade is CSW. Blue (Berry Rush?) Gatorade is CCW. Purple (Grape) Gatorade is Regeneration or Heal. Fly is red and has a little bull motif. Cause Red Bull gives you wings. ;)

2020 - confirm your critical with a Nat 20 1800 - old-school AD&D player 468-1220 - the platonic solids

I've played in two cars, driving down the 101 highway in california, via walky-talkies. DM and one player in one car, second player in the second car. It was a long drive, and this was an awesome way to break the monotony. jtb

Orcs, I think, would name their ships crudely,inkeeping with their nature. Lusty Wench Busty Wench Gusty Wench Musty Wench (what?)

I like this one. I have polynesian orcs in an archipelago off the coast of the main continent in my game. Imagine what would have happened if the Vikings had been orcs and raided and settled Polynesia... Orcs in hula skirts sailing tricked-out outrigger longboats, man. boggles the mind.

Susan Cooper, I believe, the Dark is Rising series. The Grey King is the best of them, and won a Newbery award.

Yeah - I have a pony express IMC as well. Along with a movable-type printing press, the Dewey Decimal system, and some other doo-dads.

Agreed! As for me, I voted 1, 2, 5, & 6. Though, mostly, it's 5. The idea driving my current character, a cleric, is, "All I really wanted to do was play my mandolin in bars and get laid a lot, but God called me to his service." ;)

That's a good one. The main "rule" I have is that we assume the characters can make enough money doing little odd jobs around town - teaching music or playing in taverns for the bard, teaching swordplay to spoiled aristrocrats for fighters, etc. - to pay for basic living expenses. Therefore...

Well, to me, the real question here is whether or not the Killoren has a level adjustment, and if so, if part of that level adjustment is based on the fact that they can't be converted by most undead. If so, then I'd say you're kind of risking sticking it to the player, by taking away one of...

Any chance we can get you to post the table of contents, with maybe a few details? I'm pretty interested in this one! thanks jtb

Let us look to current headlines for an idea, shall we? Two recent headline news items: San Francisco to get stem cell genetic research lab Massive earthquakes rock Northern California, causing tsunami warnings. (Together, they fight crime!)

Nope. I ran an analysis of it, with 20000 iterations of it as an automated script, and it came within 1% of being 2/3 winning for switching. I don't know Bayesian Analysis, but emperical results don't lie (in this case, at least). If you're interested, you can try it yourself at...

Yes and no - remember that most undead are balanced without consideration for turning abilities, since not all parties will have clerics that can turn (or so I've heard...). If that is in fact true, then a party with only a favored soul shouldn't be suffering the hurt too much, really, in a...

There's a spreadsheet called Timpani, available at http://www.dndtools.com/ that has all that information in one of its worksheets. It would be totally easy to import. jtb

Happy Birthday, Phil! Out of curiousity, is that one entry per product, or one entry per person? ;) Thanks!

I would suggest also that the domains only be granted to characters who choose to use the cleric spell list, not druid or other divine. jtb

no, but it has exactly the same result as a fear effect, except that it isn't.

It's not only weird, it's really inconsistent with all the other fear effects, where some power of yours affects something which then gets a saving throw to see if it runs away or not... In my game, it's basically now just a boosted circle of protection. That rule, and gnomes as bards? Huh?