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If you're trying to get away from D&D-esque D20, I'd stay away from D20 Future. It's alot like D&D and I find that the rules aren't really well translated into a futuristic setting.

This thread is getting a bit heated. I'm going to remind you to keep it civil and stop making personal attacks. - Xath

There's alot of inappropriate language in this thread. Please refer to the rules: http://www.enworld.org/faq.php?faq=faq_rules

Let's keep it civil here, people, and leave the warnings to the moderators. -Xath

Yeah, well if he'd quit harping me, I might stop horning in on his pun territory.

That was one of the trippiest and wierdest videos I have ever seen in my life...

Yeah, I've been keeping my eye on it. The people complaining it's a "troll" thread don't seem to have read the whole thing. It's a spirited debate in there, but it's remaining moderately civil.

It does have a game mechanic. Essentially, you pick any spell you can cast. You spend a bunch in material components and xp, and you take a long time to cast a spell (5 minutes - several hours). Then you get extra "points' that you can use to increase the caster level or save DC of the spell...

She's giving up the ability to Alter Self at will, a Fascinate ability, a bonus feat, and another use/day of wildshape. I think the Mongoose base class isn't particularly balanced as-is, so I had difficulty guaging based off of that. As for the circle-magic, it's more for RP purposes than game...

I designed this PrC for a woman in my group who is playing a Witch base class from the Quintessential Witch. If the pre-requisites for the class specified that the caster must be a witch, would that make the class more balanced?

That test is pretty interesting. If I were statting myself out, I'd do the following: Race: Human or Half-Elf Class: Bard (using elite spread) Str 10 Dex 13 Con 8 Int 15 Wis 12 Cha 14 But the test has a pretty different view: Lawful Good Human Ranger/Sorcerer (2nd/1st Level) Ability...

Prestige Class – Priestess of the Seven Covens Witches are an insular, secret lot, rarely offering knowledge of their unique abilities to outsiders unaware of their craft. Often masquerading as druids or clerics, centuries of persecution have driven practitioners of their natural art into...

What can I say? I have a pair of brass ones. I didn't realize it would have such a percussive impact. I can certainly pull some of the wind out my sails if that will help to better conduct matters. I'm generally pretty low key. Hakuna Cantata, you know?

I love these so much, you could say I lurve them. Did you do these entirely in photoshop?

Hymn... I think we need to scale down on the puns here and orchestrate some sort of acchord. As a mod, I'd be happy to instrument these changes and make it so you all no longer have to treble in fear of this bass humor. I think eliminating puns would be a major key to success so that we could...

If he's really set on a cleric-type, I'd suggest a Favored Soul. Starting at level 1, it's not as big of a deal, but Cleric certainly isn't the easiest class to play.

Some of these puns are falling a bit flat. We'll need to band together to get through it. Fortunately, I have a sharp wit.

I'm looking at the whole thing with cautious optimism. I'm not terribly upset about the cease in production of 3.5, despite the fact that I love the game. There is plenty of 3.5 stuff out there, and I've found myself perfectly capable of developing everything I need that's not already out...

Thought I'd tune in and see where this conversation was going. I'm seeing alot of pun-based cymbalism.

My group LOVES high stats. I think most people would be appalled by how high our stats tend to be. (4d6, roll 7 times, re-roll all 1s). The players have more fun with it, and the GM responds by rolling the same way for the major baddies. I think this is a fantastic idea! *swipe*