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Aww, but I liked the penis gun :( Nice to see that WoTC isn't the only one jumping on the "deluxe edition" bandwagon.

If you give a mind flayer a cookie, he's going to want a glass of milk....and that gets messy with tentacles in the way.

No, I have a spreadsheet that does it for me, with way more options than you could ever print in a book :)

Aramil? Who's that? I played an elf named Aramil once.

A couple weeks ago, I was the only one in my party to escape a TPK. I was playing a druid and managed to wildshape into a bird and escape with 1 hp left right before the BBEG blocked off the only escape route with a web spell. Now my character has to somehow meet up with four complete...

Swift actions were already in the rules, just not named as such. Just because they were formally defined in the Minis handbook doesn't make them a "minis rule." After all, they were defined in the half of that book that didn't deal with the minis game. I think they made a mistake in...

According to the feat, "you can also use any material components or focuses you possess, even if such items are melded within your current form."

That's funny, my copy of BOED says "James Wyatt, Christopher Perkins, Darrin Drader" at the bottom.

Thanks...I had one of those two as my avatar for a while, but decided to change it up with Millhouse...everyone's favorite nerd. :)

For a long time after 3E came out, we though that you needed to roll a concentration check to cast a spell if you took any damage in the previous round. "Okay, Jozan, you got hit with 4 arrows for a total of 21 points of damage last round. Make a DC 31 concentration check." "DC 31...

IIRC, there was a 1st-level spell called "Cantrip" which could do a whole host of cantripy things.

Overstock.com has the gift set for something like 50 bucks and change.

Maybe the poor guy was given the task of making a set of dice seem exciting and he didn't think clearly before posting the thing. I mean, really, if someone asked me to write ad copy for dice, I'd be hard pressed to make them seem cool.

I have them at home in MS Word format. I'll post them here when I get home if nobody else has done so by then.

One balancing factor is that metapsionic feats require you to expend your focus, so you'll most likely only have the chance to use them once per combat. Remember that psions don't get the same benefit from Spell Focus that wizards can. Like the metapsionic feats, Psionic Endowment requires...

<pedantic>"A druid can’t use this ability to take the form of a plant that isn’t a creature, such as a tree or rose bush."</pedantic> So, unfortunately, no redwoods. Of course they are, that's why it doesn't use the Diplomacy skill. It just uses the same DCs.

We use minis in most combats, unless it's a situation where there's only one monster or something. I have a huge toolbox full of the WoTC minis, and keep a plastic case with a bunch of Claudio's counters in my backpack. Every now and then someone will get the motivation to paint a metal one...

I've been gaming since I was 10 years old, surviving on Mountain Dew and Cheetos. Toxic radiation wouldn't even make me bat an eye.

Since assassin gives +1d6 sneak attack at level 1, it's a cheap way to get into Arcane Trickster a level earlier. Instead of doing Rogue 3/Wizard 5/Arcane Trickster X, you can do Rogue 1/Wizard 5/Assassin 1/Arcane Trickster X. It's not a bad way to go, if it fits your character concept. In...

I have to carry mine around to two different games, so I just use a huge toolbox, with ziplocks to sort them by categories (in theory).