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Er... You kow us too well! :) :confused: (Just kidding)

Sounds great! (Did reply to that one earlier, dunno why my post isn't anywhere - sorry about seeing delay!)

Thanks! Likewise. :) Yeah, sure. A sunny, lighthearted and nonlethal one. Sorta like the Borderlands?!... :uhoh: :p

Cleric. Of a weird nature deity, perhaps. Definitely cleric. :] Heh. It's not too late ... ;) What's your reason to want to multiclass your PC - merely flavour? In that case I'd suggest that you forget about it and check out some of the suggested alternative classes instead, whether...

Yay! I'd love that. :cool: Ah ok, in that case scratch my comments on familiar rules systems. :) Although you could maybe use Conan rules and have an all-pirate party or something. And of course as always ignore me if my ramblings don't make sense...

Hiya randomling, good to hear your game plans are still alive and kicking! :) S'mon's already said much (accursed early risers :p ), so let me just add some random sleep-muddled thoughts... Erm, being terrified is normal. Going ahead regardless is what makes the hero! ;) Hm, seeing you...

We're not playing tonight, so no Story Hour in the works ... Instead, here's some bits of background info I e-mailed to S'mon for his PC Zana. Hm, let me see. You know a few names already: Bendo, Zoidan (currently out of commission but who cares). The people at Cpt. Bernt's camp. There's...

Where's the option 'None'? :( I've got at least half a dozen of his books - I used to think I loved his flavour, but nothing ever quite seems to fit the style of my games.

?? Talk to your players beforehand? That could save lots of pain ... ;)

I like to tie my PC in with existing NPCs and groups in the GM's world, especially for new PCs entering play in an ongoing campaign. Makes the GM's job easier, gives my PC a defined role from the start, helps other players/PCs relate to the new addition to their group, not to mention it can...

What I'm not sure about is whether Will is the right save to use here. On the one hand it's the most plausible one because it's the consciousness/mind/soul that fights coming back, not the body (which would be a Fort save). On the other hand this means that spellcasters have an easier time...

Thanks for feedback, JimAde! Yes. :) Cutting off their heads is sufficient, except against Fell Rez, which is very high level and XP-intensive so a danger only to high-level and important characters. Hm yes, in theory. In practice, two points. One, there is a drawback to rising/being...

And these are the two 'resurrection'-type spells I'm making planning on making available to Legates (evil clerics) in Midnight, instead of Raise Dead, Rez and True Rez. Both cause the subject to rise as Fell, a Midnight-specific corporeal undead with the base creature's personality, stats and...

Two recurrection-type spells I've created for my Midnight game. These will be the only resurrection magic available to the good guys (PCs' side). Cup of Life is a limited-duration spell and Breath of Life sorta equivalent to Raise Dead. Any comments welcome. (Midnight-specific stuff...

Interesting. I don't see problems like that in the games I run/play in. Do you run dungeon crawls a lot? That might explain it I guess. A game dominated by combat encounters in enclosed spaces needs tactics different from one that has a lot of outdoors locations in it. And to be honest...

Er, no. That's inaccurate in a number of ways. As a spellcaster you're better off casting defensively, staying just where you are. If your Concentration is good enough you'll lose very few spells and you won't be inviting AoOs. If you need to move away to prevent a foe from getting a full...

That's the point of the exercise, yup. :)

Somehow I don't think my players would make that mistake either ...

:) LOL (shouldn't) Hmm ... :eek: (You know I miss the little devil smiley?...)

Definitely Babelfish. *groan*