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These figures would have to have a fantastic paint job and be extremely cheap for me to even consider buying a random assortment. I am only interested in spending money on what I want, when I want it. On the other hand, having a good mass combat system using miniatures would be nice. In the...

Do we dare to hope that in the 3.5 Player's Handbook we might get to see a revised version of these nearly worthless feats?

Re: ? Unless you are a monk or have Improved Unarmed Strike, unarmed attacks do not threaten an area... yes that is in the rules. Since my PH is currently down in the car, here is the SRD version: Improved Unarmed Strike [General] Benefit: The character is considered to be armed even when...

Okay, on a slightly more serious note, I think it is due in May.

It first became available early in the 21st century.

When I started reading this thread, I felt that the armor proficiencies were fine. As has been mentioned, characters get a lot more feats in d20M. Now, I'm not so sure. While I have no problem with the concept that someone needs training to wear body armor and get the max out of it, I would...

So now what happens when the heavy cavalry is lined up stirrup to stirrup, preparing to charge? How does this effect Large (Tall) creatures like an ogre? I don't have Savage Species yet, (but my natal anniversary is the 17th, so I am hoping) but this stricks me as fixing a problem by...

How goes the great work? I am about to begin a SG-1 campaign, even though I have seen few of the episodes, and I would appreciate all the help I can get. If your list is still running, I'd like to join.

But attempts to sunder a gun are NOT trying to slash through solid steel. A small deformation in a single piece can render a firearm inoperative until repaired. Even so, I don't think that just anyone could do it. Definately the stuff heroes are made of. As far as performing a counter disarm...

That guy would hate to game with my group! In most of our battles, initiative is the LAST high roll that any of us get until combat is over!:( Crits never get confirmed, fumbles usually do. A pair of 1st level warriors in heavy armor would be a major challenge to our 6th level characters...

In general, I would agree and say that he could not tumble in those circumstances. I can also see circumstances that would allow tumbling movement to travel farther in a round than the foot sloggers. All the rogue needs to do is tumble off the heads and shoulders of the rest of the party...

Well, merry meet and and all that stuff. On the one hand, I like making more contacts in the pagan community, but on the other hand I feel the need to ask: Why? Are there issues that we could discuss there that could not be discussed here? What are the benefits? Okay, I actually have a...

Re: Well this hasn't taken long at all! I am deeply offended that no mention has been made of the great efforts by the various pagan faiths to fight evil in this world! But why procrastinate when we can jump to conclusions now? :D :D :D :D :D

I have to call you on this bit. I can see absolutely no rational for allowing the searchers no spot check at all. The best that can be justified is to add a penalty, probably the ubiquitous -2, certainly not more than a -5. Any more than this is simply an attempt to punish the characters for...

On my most recent trip to my FLGS, I spent some time gazing longingly at Sidewinder. Did my budget but allow... I have also been mining other, older (and non d20) games for resources. Games like Castle Falkenstein, from R. Talsorian Games, Space 1889, from Game Design Workshop, and Masque of...

13th level requires 78,000 experience points. If you assume that a commoner can earn about 1,000xp per year, this will give you a very old commoner. possibly one that was part of the group who originally founded the settlement, dragging the land from raw wilderness into a civilized state...

In fact, it was memories of the old Wild, Wild West TV show that inspired the desire for just such a mode of transportation. At the moment, my group is playing an old west campaign using d20 Modern rules and I have a fast hero on his way to gunslinger. His occupation is Dilletante, son of a...

That was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much! "It is lawful to possess, purchase, or sell a machine gun that is legally registered and possessed in compliance with all federal laws and regulations." :eek: I may have just found a reason to consider moving to KY.

It was common for the wealthy to travel in a private rail car. I would like to find some information on such rail cars. How much do they cost? How wide are they? How high are they? How long can they be?

Does anybody know what the gun laws are in KY? I am planning to set an adventure there and want to use this as a potential stumbling block for the party. Right now, they have a D&D mentality: if it moves, kill it; we ARE the law, etc.