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This is what my zombies always do. Gets us good at the grapple rules, and seems more zombie-like. For us it passes the awesome test. Especially when ogre zombies are RIGHT B-BEHIND YOU! LOOK OUT!

Over the last couple years, I've not found anyone else who could or would, so's been 100% for me. Mebbe it'll change in not too long.

What really annoys me? Those who become annoyed at little things and then transfer their annoyance to those around them. That and getting one of my eyelashes in my eye. I HATE that.

Happy birthday, Frukathka. Finally hit the big 3-0, eh?:D

Wait ...super-earth ... red sun ... No wonder superman isn't actually here! Krypton is still intact!

And thus the more restrictive interpretation, as I mentioned. It's too bad, though. AFAICT, there is no way to actually walk/run on a ceiling. Maybe an additional feat with Up the Walls as a prereq would be in order, but two feats for such a minor ability(ceiling walking) would be a pretty...

Actually, the feat only specifies a horizontal surface, though doesn't say anything about ceilings. Possibly it may be understood that a ceiling counts as a horizontal surface, but I suppose that the more restrictive interpretation would likely prevail. Also, I don't remember the prince of...

So ... jealous ... seeing ... red ... <eye twitch>

[Barf the Mog]She doesn't look druish.[/Barf the Mog]

Well, I'd alway considered myself more of the Io-Rach type, but then I do eat a lot.

My ears have been burning all day. Now I know why. I'll second the love for the coolness of this new take. Makes me consider subscribing.

Christmas dice My most-used set is a sparkly red set that my parents got me for christmas the first year I started gaming. The d20 in it rolls a lot of crits when I dm but a lot of 1-5s when I play.

In the OP it sounds like a snag in the development is your sudden introduction of a very powerful and thus notable spellcaster that the characters reasonably should have heard of before. I have a suggestion if this is true. The would-be mentor in question once was a very powerful wizard, but at...

35. A Black Ball has followed a merchant caravan into town.

5. Formerly-poor mining town has recently come across a large gold vein at the same time that the water supply becomes tainted by the rotting carcass of a large creature from the far realms. Local flora/fauna is getting warped by it.

I'm of the same opinion. When I first saw the EK, that's the type of character I had in mind: straight up spellcaster who wasn't as squishy as one would expect. A no-brainer for a sorcerer.

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Almost always. The PCs have a hard enough time surviving against the monsters and NPCs I send after them without having to worry about each other. As DM, though, intra-party conflict is out of my jurisdiction. It's just like our agreement to not use Evard's Black Tentacles. Nothing was said...

A friend of mine brought up exactly that train of thought once as well as: which wounds would leave scars on adventurers? So his house rule became: Anytime one is dropped to 0 HP or below and live through it they have a scar to show for it.

The Nation of Eyros was one of the most recent, I think.