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Sure it's not a quicker use of Intimidate, but in ToB, there's a new use of Intimidate, and it could be a great use for your Charisma Fighter, or a Knight (PH2), as well as the Martial Adepts for the book.

I got the book for two reasons. First, because I wanted to support d20 Modern. I really wanted to support it with d20 Spectaculars, but that's another story for a completely different thread. I want WotC to support d20 Modern, if only because it gives us all more options for our games. (See the...

I like the Inverse Combat Expertise idea. It would allow tanks that would be pretty much screwed against high-level opponents (who only miss on a 1), to potentially use both PA and ICE to sacrifice AC (which they weren't using anyway) for damage with no net penalty to attack. Sacrificial Stance...

Looks good, though I'd like to see those Biologist feats. Also, you might want to add in somewhere that they can take the Natural Spell feat, since it makes sense that if a biologist could use a druid spell to transform into a wolf (Aspect of the Wolf, SPc), the biologist would be able to cast...

Just encourage him to take a level in Warblade (ToB). I know it's got it's own problems, but it does allow you to change out the specialization of the various Weapon Focus tree feats. Plus, it'll allow him to use some fairly cool maneuvers.

Rebuttal: Those bracers, which are more than just metal bracelets, but instead are metal or leather pieces that strap to the forearm (either the inside or outside, depending on if you're a fencer or an archer), and provide a magical force protection, protection much like a chain shirt. Oh, and...

That's another approach, but like I put in my descriptions, many of the new classes allow you to play a more specific archetype from first level, rather then playing a weaker multi-class combination, perhaps with a prestige class or two. Each of the new classes have a niche that they're good at...

The Classes - A Summary If you're having trouble figuring out how to put stuff in, check out the Player's Guide to Eberron, very nice placements of all the new classes introduced up until it's development. Hexblade (CW) - A nice, balanced, and fairly interesting class, a sort of anti-paladin...

Someone earlier made a statement that there was something like 20+ classes to choose from for favored classes. That's not even close. But, since this is about gnomes, i'll leave that alone. Me, I like gnomes as bards, since it gets more bards into the game (always good), and gets more gnomes...

I first ran into point buy when I played Living Greyhawk. I didn't like it then, not sure why, I guess i resented the loss of "power". Then, after my first gameday, when I wanted to think of a new character, I began to like point buy, since it allowed me to quickly work with character concepts...

That works well, but I found the existing conversion over at the Wizards boards, and so far it look really good, though they went with a re-imagineing of the Force rules rather then my rather simple translation, going for the Force Skills as discrete powers all based on a Concentration check...

Well, it was a choice I made. I wanted to give out one of the A/C/S feats, but not give out two feats, though I could have gone the "Heir" route and made it a "Pre-selected Feat". Oh, and on the EMWP (Lightsaber) front, since EMWP requires BAB +1, I decided not to give it out, since that would...

As I was waking up this morning, I had a thought about adopting the Force and the Jedi into a d20 Future game. So, after a quick search of the boards that yielded no new rules, I came up with the following Occupation and adapted the following Feats to a VP/WP d20 Modern. So far the rest of the...

Yeah, this is an old message to reply to, but it's a long frelling thread. Me, I'm almost completely the opposite. When I compare my Complete Warrior to my Sword and Fist, I know which one I prefer. CW is a hardcover, which means that it'll last longer in play and I don't have to worry about it...

Yeah, plus, they wouldn't need all the rules for loaning money either, since it's all a part of the wealth bonus. But, then again, credits have been a part of SW role playing since the d6 system, you can't mess with tradition.

If they integrate the d20 Modern craft/knowledge/perform-enterain rules, I'll be really happy. Of course, I'd be even more happy if they threw in Wealth, but i know that's about as likely as a licensed Star Wars vs. Star Trek RPG. I do hope they use the v.3.5 rules for Two Weapon fighting, but...

Future Imperfect - Time to Die pt. 1 Olarune 21, 998 YK - Morning, 3000 ft. over the Thunder Sea The Golden Dragon cruised at fifteen knots over the Thunder Sea, even in the late winter, this close to the equator it was still beautiful weather. Up on the main deck strode the finely clothed...

Future Imperfect - Prologue 3 Day of Mourning - Olarune 20, 998 YK - Mid-morning in Flamekeep "We gather here this morning to remember those live that were lost four years ago," preached the priest from atop his makeshift pulpit. There weren't many people gathering around him, but it was his...

I think it'll have more to do with Star Trek: The Next Generation's episode of the same name, as well as All Good Things. Because of events that transpired previous to and during Voyage of the Golden Dragon, events lead to and will lead to the events described in the Prologues. That's also why...

Future imperfect - Prologue 2 Day of Mourning - Olarune 20, 1048 YK - Evening over Flamekeep The Golden Dragon slowed and began to fly in a wide circle. Fifty years previous, it would have been circling far above the busy bay around Flamekeep, just one of many ships, both in the air and on the...