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Don't see a reason why the tattoo would not remain in some form between the two. Also, it would be very embarrassing to explain the new tattoo to all of your buddies depending on where it was drawn on the bear in relationship to the humanoid body you would change back into... I mean, a...

Why would they not use all possible avenues including hired help to cast their spells for them? Also magic is so wide-spread in the setting that they are at a disadvantage for not using it... Hrmm, let us go from there. First, firearms would be widely popular among any group of people who want...

Skeleton is a template, and you should really follow the Undead type ideas. If you want skeletons who wear their armor it is fine, and is even mentioned in their description as a possibility. I feel in my own interpretation that a skeleton is a bunch of subjugated negative energy trapped...

I like working from a standpoint of "Where are we going" and "How are we getting there?". Usually I get a bit of feedback from my players, watch a couple of movies or TV shows, drink a couple of beers, and then wait... Percolate a bit and go from there. I also have a bit better discussion of...

I posted to your blog but I do have to say these are fantastic. My friend makes a pretty decent little bit of pocket change on her use of Elvish in similar things, so I know there's definitely a group of nerd parents who would love these :D. Slainte, -Loonook.

Yes! I knew it sounded familiar.... But I couldn't think of anything but Michael Douglas. And then it went to Catherine Zeta-Jones, then... Well, I just sort of wandered from there. If I received such a thing I would probably immediately hand it over to someone to check out, and they could...

Oh Mahdi... [Hotlinked] I always thought you had more hair. That 3d board you presented is actually really quite nice. I haven't seen one like it... Is this part of Wizards new system, some offshoot, or did I miss something? Slainte, -Loonook.

You inspired me to write up a brief treatment of a series of adventures I would like to do for The Good Gaming Blog. So keep your eye out... I am recovering from a concussion (you can see the wonderful typing above) and have someone assisting me on these posts... Slainte, -Loonook. EDIT...

I think I can actually incorporate most of these ideas into one small 1-2 session run. ::Inhales, stretches, hitches pants to appropriate nerd height:: Let us do this. First step: The reveal of the Domovoi. The Domovoi lives in a good-sized manor house that has fallen into disrepair. Due...

Yeah, but you're looking more at 2-d there. 1-d would be invisible :). Slainte, -Loonook.

The Butler can serve as an excellent spymaster. You should just start having them work on establishing associations with various organizations, found their own, etc. And go from there. Slainte, -Loonook.

It is auite obviou isn't it? Your house spirit uses a broom made of various objects found in nature,'probably including a broken stick, broomlike plant fibre, and threads of some sort. Deciding that hisbHonored Mistress deserves the best he decided to go about to various faeries and retrieve the...

The Devil Hills? Such a misnomer... The people of the Hills of Artin are strong and hard workers, but their ways are not understood. Some would call them primitive for their beliefs; those who know the truth, well, that's the story eh? Artin built his Tower long ago, the highest point in the...

Steps of the Temple: There are multiple trials that stand before the party who attempts to take the God's treasure. I based the following on a mission I had in a temple in a Mystic Earth campaign where the players went to retrieve a relic of the Catholic Church. There were seven steps...

So yo're afraid your players will act angry about a minor artifact not acting right? That's half the fun! Also potions, poison, oils, and the like are so diverse in what they do... Potions of firebreathing and fire resist can sit side by side. Slainte, -Loonook.

Law of Diminishing Returns/Negative Returns. Wizards don't want to sit around creating things that burn their XP because XP is their resource. At some point they will negative their level and make themselves weaker. Honestly? Make it so all items have a Condition modifier, and a Repair cost...

Personally I like a side quest to be nice, neat, and have no effect on the main game if possible (unless there comes a point where as a DM you can throw a tie-in). The rededication of a temple seems silly and contrived, but could work... It just doesn't get the players involved too much...

I think it would be a great tool... But I think there should be a book discussing experiments with the flask. Also the writing isn't written; it must be engraved (the users carve into it at a DC equal to a UMD check of X, +1 per each engraving. The bottle 'heal's one engraving per day). Day...

If they offer to be 'forgiven' and enter into His service. Takes a thief to catch a thief and could allow for your rogue to get outbsome of his transgressions. Slainte, -Loonook.

Didn't Helm kill Mystra for deciding to sneak by back to her Godshead during the Time of Troubles? Helmites do not screw around with their mission. They are the stone that doesn't move, the guardian who swallows the key. They are the warriors who protect the very stars and sky, and they do...