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Actually, it's TOS that probably has the mistake, since it's highly improbable the Rommies could wage interstellar war without traveling faster than light. In Star Trek: Insurrection, a Starfleet admiral says "warp drive turned a bunch of Romulan thugs into an empire," but as the Romulan Star...

As many times as needed. That's why so many people think they're overpowered. I'm playing a rogue 5/warlock 7 that can turn invisible every round, then blast on the next round for 7d6 damage (4d6 eldritch blast + 3d6 sneak attack)! He also has a warlock's scepter that can increase the blast...

What about that Rocky movie? You know, the one where Sylvester Stallone plays a boxer? They should make a sequel to that one. :p Seriously, though, here's a link for some funny prequel ideas. http://www.somethingawful.com/articles.php?a=2394

Wny not use a bladed whip?

Only one defense - a DM that doesn't allow such an unbalanced skill in the game. :) Isn't it called Iaijutsu Focus, though? Or is Iaijutsu Strike something else?

Greyhawk may have been based on Europe when it was originally conceived 30 years ago, but it's since developed along very different lines. Now the racial types more or less correspond to real-world counterparts (about which there was a recent thread at the aforementioned canonfire.com), but not...

Personally, I don't use either FR or Eberron, being an old school Greyhawk fan who has enough books to buy as it is. I'm familiar with and have played in both settings before, however, and I really don't think one is inherently better than the other. Both are very imaginative and fun. It depends...

Clone Wars Sourcebook A Clone Wars Sourcebook has been announced for 2005, but that's it so far.

I use this D&D conversion of the hit locations and crit tables in the Star Wars Galactic Campaign Guide - http://dndcounters.tripod.com/criticals.doc Hope this helps.

Squeezing Movement Too true. two horses could use squeezing movement to walk side-by-side in a 10-ft. corridor. They wouldn't be able to rear up and flail effectively with their hooves, however, and they get AC penalties while squeezing, since they can't defend themselves well in a confined...

Received I got them last night - thanks! They look great, and I'll post my review soon.

I still haven't received a thing. Is there some problem?

Thanks Thanks for the opportunity! Living in Russia without a credit card, I don't usually have the chance to enjoy EN Publishing products.

Is this the main page? RangerWickett, if this is what you mean by the main page, here's my e-mail address: keokiyoung@mail.ru. I'll be happy to write a review of one or both books. Thanks again!

I felt a bit guilty for winning, since we are trying to promote the Whips book. I really wanted Spiked Chains too, though :D . I'm thinking about making my next character a whipmaster now. I think the reason Quillathe lost most of the duels is due to no fault of yours and certainly not because...

Endgame Pierced by his foe's ice-cold rapier, Cyme's eyes go blood-red with anger. Drawing back his fist, he smashes it into Quillathe's skull for a critical threat (20 + 16 = 36), but not a critical hit (9 + 16 = 25). Unless she has the Diehard feat, she now lies hemorraging to death on the...

"Have it your way. But let it not be said I didn't offer you the chance." Cyme swings two kicks at Quillathe, one with each leg. The first one connects (15 + 16 = 31) for 11 points of damage (2 + 6 + 3 = 11), but the second one goes wide (12 + 11 = 23). Damn! One hp more and it would've been...

Fair? "A fair fight?" smiles Cyme. "But I'd be completely unarmed, dear lady!" Flipping back to Quillathe, he lands a snap kick to the elf's gut (14 +16 = 30), knocking the wind out of her (5 + 1 + 3 = 9 damage). "However, I would consider sharing that little trophy up there if you'd like to...

Cyme continues to dog the elf, moving with her and taking a backhand swipe, but missing (11 + 16 = 27).

Forgetting the lost rapier for the moment, Cyme darts forward and slams his head into the elf's (14 +16 = 30) for 9 points of damage (4 + 2 + 3 = 9). As she reels from the human's surprisingly hard head, the monk launches a vicious kick to the mid-section, but Quillathe manages to catch his foot...