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well that works then

I like the limiting the number of attacks to Wisdom modifier. (Makes a note to do it that way)

I like it now. Good job!;)

bump *L*

Make it a +2 proficiency bonus instead of +3.

Well so far there's not been any official First Contact in the setting. (saving that moment for the pcs insert evil laughter here) There have been sightings here and there but nothing with any definitive irrefutable proof. As far as greater humanity is concerned it's still a bunch of "wierdos...

Posted all races. Will expand on them later as I create more history for the setting.

Posted the magics and psionics. Will have the other races posted up shortly. Will find Magic for now under technology until I find a better place for it. Mostly because my group feels that low level isn't worth their time for whatever reason (think it's the fact they've started from level one in...

Well the standard classes are available from the word go. (including the wizard and cleric) I will incorporate Eladrin, and Dragonborn later on after the pcs encounter them (Eladrin are a PL8 more or less and Dragonborn are part of the Cold Ones races) It's for a general setting, as well as...

http://naegunfael.proboards61.com/index.cgi?board=future :cool: That's what I've got so far. Any criticism and suggestions welcome.

Wizard of the spiral tower...

Complete change over to fourth edition here. After Keep on the Shadowfell there was and is no going back for us.

I was pondering allowing Paragon Multi classing to let you pick up a couple of your base classes class features. Feat based does seem best as it allows you most of the benefits for nearly all the paragon paths, of both of your classes. (except for an odd one like the fey lock's)

I was more thinking about the deeper multiclassing option there. I like the idea behind this editions multiclassing alot more though. And is it the Eternal Seeker that is pretty much the multi classer's destiny?

You can have a 50 50 split roughly, I'd call that a little more than a dabble. :P

Here's my take. Treat it as you would a Mount. Deduct the Dragons xp value from the encounter as you would if he were a mount. That's probably the best way to do it (obviously the encounters are more difficult as well and worth abit more xp)

Page 208 in the Player's handbook has the multiclassing rules.

Personally, I find the new magic item system an improvement over what we had before. I mean what kind of world hands em out like pez candy to the point they have to have their own random table? Why not you know.. pick what is necessary for the party instead? Also it gaurantees pretty much you...

I'd make Signature spell applicable to warlocks as well, other than that I think it's okay. Maybe a touch much on the + to hit part or the + to damage but it seems fine in concept.

Well Well, so far I am making my own Future 4e game. Pretty much same everything with new (read converted) weapons from the old edition. Made some new armors, and a new armor system which gives higher bonuses against ranged, but less bonuses against melee (feel for the setting, is that melee...