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as i can see it, 3D combat still applies to this. Walkers can still attack creatures who are adjacent to them, even if the enemy is below them. and those underwater can still attack surfacers, as long theyr adjacent. Creatures who wants to drag a PC underwater must still follow the rules for...

Well, judging from the new berserker class where each martial at-will gets a +1dX bonus to damage when in berserk rage, does the new berserk mechanic flat out prevails vs old Rage powers? (Berserk vs Daily Rages. ) The old barbarian does not have any +1dX mechanic like the rogue and ranger...

I was thinking of giving Martial Practices as class features to martial classes at level 4 and 8. But they can only choose one martial practice of their level or lower at 4 and 8.

Good point. How about if they add a new class feature, like a 'Apprentice Acolyte', 'Expert acolyte', 'master acolyte'. something like that. then with benefits?

From the looks of it, Wisdom is your primary score. Take a look at the Sun domain powers presented in Heroes of the Fallen Lands in the Warpriest section. They have a good list of Wisdom based melee attacks. Just be sure to get those powers that doesn't have Constitution as riders. final note...

Hi, do you think if it's a good idea if WOTC release a new update to the old cleric prayers and add 'domain' keywords? Much like what they did to the old wizard spells and added them the school of magic keywords. This way, original clerics can really feel having a domain instead of spending a...

Hmmm. I just realized that WotC actually edited MOST, if not all, of the wizard's spells to make room for the new 'school of magic'. Right? They added new keywords to old PHB spells like evocation to magic missiles, burning hands, or thunder wave. Why can't they release a new errata or update...

Dragons are supposedly the epitome of monsters. Period. The reason why you sparingly use dragons is because they're supposed to be majestic and meeting them must be breathtaking. The experience in meeting a dragon is still present in my campaigns, but the reason I rarely use them because my...

That's my point. Thank you for this.

The hexblade is 3e's Complete Warrior's hexblade. Anyhow, they are similar to the soulknife except they can only conjure one weapon, whereas soulknifes can conjure anything he can think of.

True true, plus the so called made up Artifice source is already covered by a single class: Artificer? Batman's gadgets are just weapons which your common rogue can have. Bat shuriken, sleeping gas, what nots. They can be bought. Don't need a source for it. In fact, the best 'power source' for...

Artifice is too narrow to become one, the only archetype that can go with it is engineer and alchemist.

Binders are good for roleplaying and they are available in Heroes of Shadow for now.

The feys are powerful entities that any warlock can make a pact with. The fey warlock, the original warlock, grabs his from them and mostly has charm or illusion effects. The hexblade is another type of warlock, although a subclass, or you can just call it another warlock build, that focuses on...

artifice can't be called a power source. for example, i recently homebrewed my own alchemist class, I used martial since basically alchemy is the product of studying, which is a martial thing. You study to create effects, or magical effects, without the use of magic at all, although the powers...

I think the reason they created PSs is for the sole reason of fluff. Game-wise, they don't do a thing. The down side was you can't create effects that specifically targets power sources. For example, you wanted to create a magehunter character. He should have powers and features that combat...

Artifice? What does that do?

I strongly disagree with druids becoming divine. They were a fluff problem to 3e because they were a pseudo-divine character. They never had their own niche. Primal is their niche and their turf.

Ways of The Dee Em: Dee Em Characters: Edmund Birthright the Paladin Here's an article about characters that you've played for a long time - not just one-shots. These are the characters were you really poured your heart out into creating him from defining his/her personality to physical...

Pretty much I do the same thing. If the NPC is really hiding something from them, I set it to a hard DC. If the npc is telling them the truth, it's an easy DC. A normal DC is neither of the two.