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Traveller d20 uses something similar to the WP/VP system. Lifeblood=Con and Stamina=Hit points in the normal sense (ie: they increase with levels). Damage is done to both, except that armor reduces damage done to Lifeblood but not Stamina. When you reach 0 Stamina you are unconcious and when...

It all started in my 6th grade math class... I was in the 6th grade (13 years ago) and I needed a boost in my grades and my teacher had given out an extra credit assignment. Design a game based on math! So I set out on a quest to improve my grades and avoid getting yelled at by the parents. I...

Martial Arts feats...

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At least I'm not the only one with plenty of wasted time on their hands. :) Wow. This just rocks. Can't wait to see more, keep up the good work.

When asked that they can have the answer to one question they ask. "Is that one question for each of us or one question in total?"

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The link is in my sig. I haven't updated it in a while, because the campaign is on hiatus.

and the last for now. An animated version of the above dragon. Darn that pesky evasion ability :D

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Some old stuff that I posted once before:

How do you know it's not a baby? A really big, ugly baby dragon. They can't all be cute and cuddly you know ;) Anyway, here is the colored version:

Good points. Maybe then, instead of "clouding someone's mind", it blocks their sense of sight in regard to the invisible person, but the spell would warn them of impending danger or violence, thus breaking the enchantment. This warning could be so simple that the severity of the violent act...

I've seen the viking kittens a lot lately, but this is the first time I've seen it with sound, and man, does that add a whole 'nuther level of fun :)

I like to think of it as not truly invisibility, but simply as a spell that causes others to not notice you, effectively causing you to be invisible. If you try and attack them, well, they will certainly take note and "notice" you, thus ending the effect. Granted, this way of thinking might put...

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