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An excellent idea. I'll pick up some stuff this weekend, after I get paid.

de·ba·cle ( P ) Pronunciation Key (d-bäkl, -bkl, db-kl) n. A sudden, disastrous collapse, downfall, or defeat; a rout. A total, often ludicrous failure. The breaking up of ice in a river. A violent flood. You keep saying that word, but I don't think it means what you think...

He'd make a perfect Regdar.

Take the best of both worlds - be a Druid/Conjurer/Mystic Theurge. I played a character with that eventual goal, but he died at 4th level.

Really? I'm sure there are people playing Mutants & Masterminds, Farscape, Babylon 5, or whatever, who wouldn't have ever picked up a D&D book.

Is it just me, or is Gary totally out of touch here? From http://www.silven.com/articles.asp?case=show&id=115

I believe it's in Book of Exalted Deeds.

But the Blue from XPH has a +2 Int and is +1 LA.

I much prefer the 3E one...it looks a lot more menacing. The 2E one just looks...well...dopey. What's with that posture? He looks like has a beer belly.

I know. I might as well stop gaming now that I can no longer play Scooby Doo d20, or have access to helpful things like a map of a McDonalds. :confused:

I played in a game where the party was part of a group of refugees escaping from a rampaging horde of orcs, giants, and demons. They managed to escape through a portal to an island world, and most of the early adventures involved exploring the new world. By exploring long-lost dwarven ruins...

100 points of damage for a TWENTIETH level character, on a crit? Was he blind? Missing both arms? Honestly, that's not powergaming by any stretch of the imagination. I think you're just set in 2E thinking that tells you "100 is a big number," without really understanding what 20th level...

Death, Destruction, Magic, Protection, Strength, and Travel, off the top of my head.

I'm not sure if I'll buy it or not, but sign me up anyways. matt!!haddix##comcast!!net

Yikes. That one sounds really powerful. With a high enough movement rate and a large reach, you could concievably run through the ranks of an opposing army and attack everyone.

You could be a Thoqqua. Not only would that solve your little charging problem, but you'd also do an extra 2d6 fire damage with every hit. Hmm...now I'm tempted to stat up a Thoqqua monk.

Ah, so *THAT* explains why everyone was talking about FRCS :)

Ummm, what? Are you serious? There's the Axesister..and um...the Bladesinger..and that's about it.

I think you and dialgo should get together and work on an OD&D(1974) conversion of Scarred Lands. Then you could combine your powers and become the best threadspammer ever.

My fix is to change the remove disease ability from n/week to n/day, and then customize it based on the diety that the paladin worships. The remove disease ability is the only thing in the game that's defined on a per-week basis, and it just isn't impressive at all. When a plague is ravaging...