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New update, folks! http://breakstone.freezope.org/racecraft.html I added a little forward to it all, shifted some things around (like Ability Increase and Ability Penalty), totally changed the Transformation flaw (I like it better now), and just plum tried to clarify certain ideas. Let me know...

I've got all the monsters I need in the Monster Manual 3.0. The stats cover a wide variety of CRs, and I can always simply change the description of the monster to make new ones. Heck, I don't think the players realized they were fighting Warhorses the whole time last session...

(These are great!) Hungry wyverns

I've got to go with Improved Initiative this round. Despite it being one of my favorite feats (as a DM, I love rolling high initiatives), you can just plum to more with the rest of the feats on the list than with Improved Initiative. And in my book (The Book of Breakstone), more versatility...

As others have noted, all the above feats except Spell Penetration have seen play in my campaigns. And thus, I must vote for it.

I'm wrapping up my first year (third quarter) of college at University of California Santa Cruz. Right now, I'm hoping for a Literature major with a concentration in Creative Writing. However, Creative Writing is a very competitive major (I think they let in something like 15 folks per quarter-...

In my most recent update, I attempted to fix this through the following: And the new racial trait "Ability Increase." I totally agree that, for a DM, ad-hoc judgement is prefered. But my application for RaceCraft would be a campaign in which the Players make the races, hence the need for the...

Yes, but remember, rolling stats is usually just for Heroes. Just about every commoner has an 11 intelligence, wisdom, and charisma.

Alright, the new version of RaceCraft is up: http://breakstone.freezope.org/racecraft.html Big updates, such as these: - 2 bonus points for Small Races - Racial Trait Points lowered (Racial Enemy, Monster Hunter) - New Racial Traits! (Shapechange, Fins, Amphibious, Peripheral Vision...

Alright, I tested this out with a few players today in my group. One made a Pandarian race, one made a race of Salamandians (ancient, noble, walking salamanders), and one made a race of men who transform into dragons. Some notes. - At first, all players chose abilities with both a +2 and a -2...

Holy Moly that's a beautiful sculpture! I'm a big fan of Sculpey myself, and I've got to give my compliments for ol' Rusty!

Verah cool. I look forward to the results!

Please tell me you're making Mad Cash off of this! That's absolutely amazing, Mark!

Hey, great points there Estlor! Let me share my thoughts on the matter: Well, I tried balancing that out by giving races with a -2 to a physical ability (Str, Dex, or Con) and a +2 to a mental ability (Int, Wis, or Cha) extra points to spend on Racial Traits. Heh, yup. This became quite...

Wow. This is absolutley terrific!

In my Sophomore year of High School, we watched the Made-For-TV Film Version of The Odyssey. As it stretched on, and on, and on, it became quite apparent what everyone in class was waiting for. Finally, Odysseus escaped the Cyclops, the nymphs, crawled back onto his island, became an old man...

Hey, here's an offer you can't refuse! (well, I suppose you could, but anyways...) At your next gaming session, if you get your fellow gamers to try out the RaceCraft rules and then post the results and feedback here, I'll make you an avatar out of clay! Much like these! Limited time only...

Incredible! That's is some amazing photo manipulation! Here's some Animal Hybrids I made myself:

Unfortunately, Eric's Grandma would just about explode if she were to hear it. But let's just say that in a Living Greyhawk game, a bunch of pirates "plundered" Edena's "booty." Lots of pirates. No, even more than that. And, well, the DM's descriptions of the "plundering" was almost rediculous...