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Neither actually. It was just a friendly debate between a Warden (myself) and a weaponless Cleric (at the time.. he's now changed to a Mage), who disagreed with me that being Weaponless wasn't such a big deal because he'd "Always have his spells", and I brought up the fact "What if we run into...

Oh I tried, as did the shop owner. Did they care, did the listen? Nope. Not at all. I even tried explaining what Minitures, what the board game was, and much much more.. they were spending their allowance and didn't give a rat's pattootie what it was they spent it on.

Sorry to revive this thread.. but I'm excited.. He arrived! My D&D Mini! (That's my mug in the background.. :D.) I took the head off the Minifig it came with, and put on the LEGO Halloween Werewolf head (as I'm a Wilden, and its like the only thing that I can think of that would look...

:lol:. That same game had you killing Zebra's for their hooves and yet when you killed them, hooves wouldn't always drop.. Strangely enough it seemed the Zebra's had all four feet. :confused: :-S That's a great idea.

That's a dang good point. I hadn't thought of that. I picked up three javs to be on the safe side and got rid of the L.Spear.

Most players enjoy many aspects of the game at different times. For convenience, we define the primary player motivations as types of players: actors, explorers, instigators, power gamers, slayers, storytellers, thinkers, and watchers. Actor The actor likes to pretend to be her/his character...

'I'm DracoSuave, that's pronounced Dray-ko, Swa-vey. How can I make you believe anything I say?" :lol:

It's not so much that Bovine, it's DDI OR Power Cards... I have to make the choice... and this thread helped me go with the DDI when I think I need the information. :)

In the long run after discussing things over with my GM.. (mostly just a one line conversation with him saying: 'Just remember you may need something if you come across a monster that flies or is not within the reach of your weapon.') I decided not to go with a Javelin, as I don't plan on...

Ok. I think I'm going to scratch that idea then..

Trust me.. as the Warden of the group, it won't require one as I'll see it to myself that I'll take full on force to wailing on the GM for pulling that kind of manoeuvre on our little cleric.

The question is, with a rogue or sorc throwing off ranged attacks, do I really need it ?

Drat.. I'm trying to find something that will do a sizable chunk of damage so it gets the enemies attention so they'll turn around and attack me, but I'll be able to retrieve it with no sweat off my back. It looks like the crossbow may not be such a good idea after all... and just .. dropping...

Our DM is mixing 3.5 with 4.0e (having us use our imaginations for the environments ala 3.5 with D&D 4.0e style minis and board maps and stuff and using D&D 4.0e Classes & Races) , a bit, but I don't think he'd take it as far as throwing up 'anti-magic zones'.. but, even if he did.. I was just...

It lacks the reach, but.. could I retrieve it after I throw it?.. especially after it hits something? Edit: How did that spammer get links on their signature and more than one line?!

I wasn't planning to, I was just asking because I didn't want one of my very good friends to be rendered useless in a fight just in case our (or a future) DM pulls it.

So I'm looking over my character: And while I love him the way he's laid out.. I need a reach out and smack someone attack though. I took a crossbow, and I realized that's 1d8.. and its 3vsAC... which.. well.. when you look at it like that.. 3vsAC, it's pretty pathetic. :heh:.. so it'd be...

Isn't HoTFL Essentially 4.5e? See what I did there?

By silence, I mean force them to use a melee weapon or ranged weapon.. and tell them that they cannot use their magic/mana? My friend is a cleric and I was warning him that something may exist like this in game, and he doesn't have anything to defend himself in game.. other than his magic and...

Me too.. because to hit something you have to perceive it, and to perceive it's existence, you have to do a perception check. That just makes logical sense to me, if you're blinded, you'd get the debuff against you too.