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At my table? The entire "orb of" line Revivify Cometfall (my doing, how many times must you drop a 400lb ball of ice on a fire giant army before they realize they're messing with the wrong crew?) Rainbow beam Rainbow blast (i played a prismatic caster once, amazingly random) there are many...

If the cleric saves you, you owe him a beer.

IF they keep to how characters are in the tabletop version, it should be dope.

I'd like to see the levels of play broken up by character level. But I would also like to see 'basic' meaning basic. Like....take out powers, some people like them but I was trying to get a friend into 4e (for the little time I played) who looked at the fighter (which he understood was the...

Roles are useful when building a party. Just think of all those movies with the dramatic phrase "I've been forming a team" You need someone to take the bulk of melee Someone to heal Someone to do crowd control Someone to hit hard at one foe And someone to have the 'skills' side covered...

I didn't play it, but the DM said "you're in a tavern, go" it was 4e I heard that after 6 hours of the DM detailing every person in the tavern and creating an 'atmosphere' not a single player was left. The DM later said he planned nothing but rather made it up as he went along, he did this...

He could do it IF he was on PCP

If I was to change how armor class works in AD&D to what 3e had (ascending AC) how much is actually changed? Take the number that is the AC listed (say fullplate and shield AC 2) and subract that number from 20, so the AC would then be 18. By doing this, is anything really changed?

Anything that is not 4e. I have played 4e, I just didn't like it.

You walk into a room with a single large column as you get near the column, it begins to spin and blades come out, as it creates a small cyclone you are sucked towards the blades. you become the DM and get to devise the next deathtrap. When the next hapless reader falls to your trap, it...

So if I cast magic weapon on a simple dagger it changes to a masterwork? The nature of the monk's abilities relies on an inner strength, his KI, using kung-fu movies (what it is based off of) we can gather that the fist is not 'magical' but the inner strength powers it so, my argument is that...

I have a player who plays monks non-stop. All he does and then tries to break rules to get his unarmed attack to do more damage. And by break rules, I mean he "'didn't see why his unarmed attacked couldn't be made magical like the fighter's sword'"

One area where things became to combat focused for me, I have a goblin rogue, he uses a rapier, but is he a combatant? not at all! he is more like a CSI than his party member the Barbarian who is like SWAT The tank (IMO) can have either a lot of hit points or a lot of armor, both help the...

Human Fighter Human bonus: Exotic weapon prof. Greatbow (complete warrior) fighter bonus: Weapon focuse greatbow 1st level:point blank shot 2nd level fighter: percise shot 3rd so on... it was about taking all the fighter weapon focus feats and rapid shot and many shot, all of these to get max...

You are right, he was technically a longbowman, but he did not have any ranger skills nor did he care any for nature, he spent his time simply shooting, not with spells, not with animals, not with nature, just a bow, and an arrow. That is one thing I didn't like about 4e, because the fighter...

And I like playing interesting character concepts...like a human fighter who favors the bow and was orphaned, raised by dragons and hates giants. But in 4e, well I can't go there, don't want to start a war

Shifters can't change like that. And shifters have been around since 3e....in case you didn't know (sad what some people don't know, I assume you do) as for the werewolf option, this is where 4e lost me. Everything was an option which made the normal human fighter seem kinda...uncreative :.-(

I figure it was to balance things out. And technically, the fighter spends his life preparing for battle, fighting all day every day. Historically, the monks spent as much time in meditation and prayer as they did fighting, usually more time in prayer and meditation. Coming from a gamer who...

Well played my liege, well played... BUT how long before I can play a Worgen?

So how long before I can play a draenei in my 4e game?