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Llamas are broken -- a race that gets: * +5 to Climb Cliffs * free natural woolen armor * harvestable wool (2d5-2 gp/month earning potential) * Ranged spit attacks * free Deafening Bleat feat And no ECL? Man, might as well play a camel.

I'm going to release a Llama Lama prestige class to explore the great potential for playing one of these llama priests. Soon you too can play Tyler, the cliff-llama CLE-7, LLL-9 that you've always wanted. Edit: Piratecat is a bad man.

Your demons seem to be very good at framing people, if you can even fool the victim into thinking he did it. :cool:

I may not have examined the matter closely enough, but I found spells like that to be pretty powerful and potentially disruptive to a game that'll feature a lot of deceit and sneakery. I, personally, am either going to just remove the spells or else bump 'em up a couple three levels. Note...

Ugh, you kids these days. You eat -at- the game (unless you game with nutters, there's gotta be anything ranging from chips and soda to SHARK's patented fine cigars and Bass ales). You sleep whenever you get a few moments. Carpool to the game, and sleep in shifts. Stuff? That's immoral.

Right, so, you admit to being a troll. Gotcha. :D

Well, I'll post here again although RogueJK beat me to about everything I was a-gonna say.. but since I first said anything about trolling, I should interject. Glamdring, RogueJK is entirely right. I just re-read your first post, and no matter how many times I read it, the underlying text...

This is pretty off topic, so I'll keep it short: for decent examples of the "vicious brute" style of dragon in decent fantasy literature, check out Moorcock's Elric series and Harry Turtledove's Darkness series. In Elric, dragons are huge, serpentine, and drip highly volatile venom or acid...

Naked mole rats rock the burrows! http://natzoo.si.edu/Webcams/molerat1/nmcam.htm I've seen these guys at the zoo, they're so cool.

Come come. Yoda is quite clearly a mutant xvart.

Well, I kind of like the BoVD cover, I think the Spider Queen cover is pretty good, very much in like with the new FR cover art. The d20 Modern cover is pretty boring. The Villain Design Handbook is nice, Mark, except that, as Kapt. Kantrip mentioned, the villain looks dyspeptic, rather than...

Well, I merely eliminated halflings and thus solved the problem entirely! Go me! However, if you don't want to go doing that.. well, the PH implies that (some, perhaps many) halflings are semi-nomadic, dwelling in large wagons. They'll live in Bobville for maybe 30 years, then decide to move...

In my campaign world, dragons are very big lizards with a few different breath weapons (predominantly fire and acid). They're smarter than dogs, but not much. Intelligence 2 or so. They're fiercely territorial, well-known as vicious, ill-tempered, ravenous beasts. They're sort of like huge...

Toaster oven.

Well, not much smack was laid down by the rest of them. As I recall it (can't get at my copy right now), all they did was force him to depart. He got himself a small kingdom in a desert (chock-full of ruins and artifacts, like all good deserts), and some dead Circle members, so I guess he sort...

1) Glamdring: Whoo! I hope you're a troll! Hee hee hee. If you're not, well, I strongly disagree, but that's okay. 2) The Dungeon Nationalist-Socialist said: Haha, that was great. Can I use that argument to get the Hand and Eye of Vecna for my first level paladin? Bwahahahaa.

Well, nothing (aside of player mutiny, of course) really stops you from chucking a CR 4 encounter at a pack of 1st level types. The only thing is, you have a pretty reasonable assurance before the fight even starts that they'll lose. And probably die, since I've never seen any players actually...

In both 1st and 2nd edition, the DM had to do rather more work to determine an adequate challenge*. What I always did was read up on various sorts of foes, and then you just.. decide if it's an adequate challenge. Sometimes you were right, sometimes you were wrong. Determining challenges...

I am a: Neutral Good Elf Ranger Cleric, Follower Of Mielikki Durnit, I don' wanna be no elf.

Mnemonically Enhanced Mmadsen said: Someone should beat you. That's just terrible. Rary: As I recall from reading Rary the Traitor, Rary spent a lot of time with the Paynim nomads in somewhere-or-other, Ket or something. He started to "go native", as it were, and started to see the world...