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Hey, just wondering who'd be interested in buying terrain prints for Gaming Paper. I'm thinking things like pre-drawn generic terrain, such as a forest with a clearing or two, lightly forested river, generic city street, that sort of thing. It'd be a 20x20 square repeated print on a full roll of...

I remember, a long time ago in a 3.5 game, we had a guy playing a bow Ranger. He was the last one standing against a nasty drider boss, after finishing off the giant undead spiders that had finished me (the healer) off. He's got a massive to-hit (we all had somewhat cheesy characters back...

Yeah, I'm reading this and wondering: Aren't you the DM? So, the DM says "Vampire X can go out in sunlight." Your will be done.

From what I've heard, you'd only really need a Bluff check using arcane powers if you're being observed by a templar, another mage or the like. Most normal folk won't be able to tell one from the other, without training. Also, during the coin encounter, just as a general interesting thing to...

This is why the forum-goers at Jim-Butcher.Com, and I heard Jim himself as well, would prefer any new series to be animated. Also, I believe the folks who have the movie rights up through book 5 are about to lose them in a few years, so somebody who'll actually use them might pick that up...

There are spoilers in the marginals, but only the kind that you have to have already read to realize. Other than that, there's just the monster descriptions. I can't think of a specific beasty, but I'm sure at some point you could have seen a nasty in Our World, then read about it in a book...

You still have to land at the end of a double-move with Dragon Wings, but with Overland Flight you can stay as high as you want, as long as you want. It doesn't make it useless at all. As for landing at the end of this movement, once you double-move, this movement becomes 10/12 instead of 5/6...

Think of it this way: if Bob, Tim, Joe and the rest are all fighting you, then they've each got their attention on you. You can only give your full attention to one enemy: this doesn't mean you can't keep a weather eye on the other four. So, you devote your energy to fighting Bob, and you're...

However, the power doesn't say that you have to land at the end of the "move action", it says you have to land at the end of the "movement". If you double-move, you combine it all into one movement. So, you're moving 10 squares, and the "movement" is only ended after you've moved 10 squares...

If you have to, you can charge using your Overland flight. But since you will have taken a non-move action, you'd fall at the end of the charge.

We've got some of the pregens, and my half-orc Monk, and we're breezing these things. Normal 5-person group, and we haven't had a problem yet. I dunno what's happening with other folk, but I don't think it's a problem with the encounters themselves. We almost had the paladin die in the fight...

I really like the idea of "choose two of these hands at a time", and that makes for a perfect way to model magic items as well. Give the race two paragon or epic level feats. One that allows you to wear two arm-slot items, but only benefit from one at a time, and another that allows you to wear...

Actually, no. You are not your own ally, and creatures that aren't your allies are considered enemies (there is no "neutral" target type). But your enemy is still your enemy, even when he's acting. If a power can target "any enemy", then the enemy it's affecting is a valid target, since he...

For the record, the 4e Assassin fits the role just fine. Assassins have tons of stealth abilities to get to the target unnoticed, apply all four shrouds without being detected (thanks to a feat), then Coup de Grace the (sleeping, naturally) target and disappear into the night. The 4e Assassin...

While this is technically true, I'd like to point out that I don't think it's what the rules intend. The "doesn't affect teleportation" seems to me to refer to the more common "teleport x squares". It should work that "teleport your speed" would reference your current speed. Which is 2. But...

Hey, cool. I actually know the guy that created Gaming Paper (the owner of the gaming center where our games run). I'll ask him about the color thing next time I see him.

Okay, cool. This has only prompted my GM to houserule the Arbiter's attack to a burst targeting one or two creatures, but at least now he knows I was right. And isn't that what's really important, in the end? Thanks guys.

Just wanted to get some other peoples' opinions on this. In our game last night, my Paladin had an Arbalester marked with Divine Sanction. They're basically the same rules, so this question goes for Divine Challenge as well. The Arbalester used a power that lets it use two basic attacks on...

Because Divine Sanction is meant to be in addition to Divine Challenge. You're not supposed to concentrate on handling lots of enemies at once; you're supposed to concentrate on one enemy (your DC target), and have the ability to temporarily mark another enemy, when you really need to. You're...

Actually, I usually use percentile dice. But a lot of people use spindowns for life counters, and that's what they were created for.