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(Singing {badly}) I wanna be a Wookie ranger, I wanna live a life of danger... Um, sorry, just had to do that. I've been thinking on similar lines, haven't done any thing with it yet.

It was a while ago that I found it (1-1/2 to 2 years???), I'm afraid that I don't remember too many of the actual details... except that the formatting didn't translate well to my computer, had to do a lot of retyping. What little bits I do remember are that I felt that it was a good...

Some time ago, I found a convesion of the 1st edition ranger to 3.0. Unfortunately, my hard drive crashed awhile ago and I lost the file. Is there any one who knows where this conversion was done, or who has a copy they could send me? Thanks

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Ah, yes, I had noticed the reference to Wae Gum when I read about Kendo, and didn't think about it when I started to create a character trained in Tae Kwon Do.

I found a boo boo! I found a boo boo! :p Page 40, Tae Kwon Do bonus feats: Archaic Weapons Korean. I can only find descriptions of Chinese, Gatka, Indonesian, Japanese, and Samurai archaic weapons. Don't think I am picking on you, I really do like the book, I just have a good eye for...

A while back I found a conversion of the 1st ed ranger to 3.0, but I don't remember where I found it. My hard drive died resently, I no longer have that conversion. Can anyone help me find it again? As I mentioned, this was a 1st ed ranger... magic user spells, druid spells, cohorts, and a...

I seem to recall that every mention of some sort of improvement to critical hits flies in the face of non-similar bonuses stacking. A feat (bonus from special training) and a spell (bonus from magic) don't stack? From a game balance point of view it maight be a good idea, but there is...

There were two issues of Polyhedron that dealt with Pulp Heros. The first (Dungeon # 90) had the mini-game "Pulp Heros" and was writen using the standard D&D version of the d20 rules. In Dungeon #102 the rules are updated to the d20 Modern ruleset. That issue includes a city (Northport) to...

BLASPHEMER! Take your foul heresies and begone to the foul pit that spawned ye! :)

Allow me to enlighten you about the flying guillotine. It is a metal bird-cage like device with an open bottom. It is thrown at your enemy so that it settles over his head. A careful pull of the attached chain causes several blades to close off the bottom, severing the head of your target...

A couple of more questions that occured to me: Didn't the Chinese use something like shiruken? I remember the opening sequence of Kung Fu very well... Do any of the styles use the three section staff? One of my favorite weapons, even if I personally have no clue how to use it without hitting...

I just finished reading my copy. I like it. One of the things that I like is that there are dates associated with the newer martial arts. Since some of the newer arts came about at various times during the 20th century, it is nice to know which would not be available in the 1920's. I am...

A BAB of 6 or higher is not needed for this tactic! Several people have stated, quite erroneously, that the character is too low level to perform this maneuver. This is a maneuver that can be done by a 1st level. What is being done here is not an itterative attack, but a use of the off hand...

(edit: I missed this question!) Reinforced, chemically treated fabric... let's be generous and say 2. Probably about half a gazillion hit points though... those things are huge! Very vulnerable to fire damage however. Unless these are incindeary rounds, I'd treat it like normal combat...

I would have to say that any reasonably careful reading of the spell shows that the rogue is visible after his first attack, regardless of how many attacks he may be capable of making. That is not the issue. The real issue is whether or not the victim of these attacks are capable of reacting...

The problem is that it is wrong. Totally and completely wrong. A long bow, composite or NOT can, in real life, be made "mighty". The good old Welsh long bow used by the English army at Agincourt had pull weights of up to 150 lb. Think of it this way... you want to run a Robin Hood type...

I miss having that option, although it should be easy enough to simply use the 3.0 DMG description. For some characters, it just makes sense that they have been studying both paths equally for a long time. Of course,with that and a few other things that are the way they are because of the...

Last weekend, my son watched Hayao Miyazaki's "Castle In The Sky" several times. This has inspired me to think about a d20M Pulp Heroes campaign set in the South Pacific complete with aerial pirates and Imperial Japanese Navel Aero-Dreadnoughts. To that end, can anybody tell me the actual...