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Seriously? That sounded so much like Calcifer. Well enjoy the XP anyways, as it was still a rather cool idea you had.

Stream of the Sky already mentioned the Duelist, but I'd have to disagree with him on it sucking. I have seen a Monk/Duelist pulled off pretty well by one of my players, personally. It was something he planned to do from the start, and built his character for, and he was arguably the strongest...

And over there we have the labyrinth guards. One always lies, one always tells the truth, and one stabs people who ask tricky questions.

Actually, in 824 his bolt hits the hobgoblin cleric from the looks of it. ...Then again, it goes behind a hobgoblin who's further from us, and appears to have hit one who was closer. Either the shot curved to hit the cleric (maybe possible with magic bolts, not sure) or that wasn't his shot...

Aw crap. So much for the resistance. I kind of hope Thanh and Niu survive (I liked them) but somehow I doubt it.

...That is to say crowning moments of awesome. With dice. Every campaigns got at least one of those moments where the dice fell and everybody agreed the result was amazing. (Well, a lot of them do at any rate) What are yours? I'd say my current campaign has had three so far. The first being...

Not if you haven't given me any for it in the first place there isn't. ;) And somebody's gotta make a horrible pun or groan-inducing comment once in a while y'know.

Was the title of this thread supposed to be readable to the tune of Don't Cha? Assuming you pronounce WotC as Wot-See (which most people I know do), "Bet you wish your workplace looked like WotC?" syncs up perfectly with "Don't cha wish your girlfriend was hot like me?" But yes, I do wish my...

As everyone else has said, they can only channel so many times per day. If they build for channeling, then send the undead at them in waves, and don't allow for the 15 minute workday. Make them exhaust their daily uses and don't give them much opportunity to rest until they do if you want to...

Neat, my stealth question made it in! This was rather fun to read, although I agree with Noumenon that it's quite long. If you're planning on keeping all your answers so detailed, then you might benefit from more frequent columns with less questions per column. Ideally the same amount of...

Hmm, I've done professionals and non-professionals as the PCs before. It's admittedly quite a bit easier to dangle a plot hook in front of a group of trained professionals who have a shared history. As for non-professionals who don't know each other... Hm, how about something along the lines of...

Yes. As a matter of fact I am now. Apparently I need to spread XP around before I can give it to you again.

I was taking notes of what was happening in a game just a few minutes ago (we're on food/smoke/washroom break, or in my case, internet time) and realized that the mob of lemure devils that the ninja was surrounded by had been turned into a mob of lemurs by my laptop's spellcheck program. Now I'm...

I believe in OotS #579 there was a bit where Belkar guessed that Redcloak was 17th level, and probably the highest-levelled cleric in the OotS world. Of course that was just a guess, so we still don't have any actual proof of his level.

Heh. My initial question actually wasn't intended to have anything to do with players being absent from the table, but pretty much every answer is about that situation. I wonder if I can conclude from that that most players will never let anyone touch their character for a reason other than...

Finished? Wow... Geez, I guess none. As a player I've finished what was technically a two-parter. I still consider it just a one shot though. Too short to count as a campaign.

I use the word Pathfinder so people know what I'm playing. If I just say D&D the response is likely "What edition?" If I say Pathfinder I get asked one less question. No secret motives about subtle word choices establishing PF as something separate from D&D. It's just convenient and easy to...

I'm playing Pathfinder. A homebrew game. I'm also slightly running it, since the GM occasionally wants to play, and so I let him borrow my character and I take over as GM once in awhile. I'm soon to be running two games of Pathfinder's Jade Regent AP. One with my roommate and her boyfriend who...

I've used gyms and other such places from Pokemon games. They make good puzzle rooms. ...But now I feel kind of silly compared to the people who use stuff like Fallout.

24. The fan. The party meets someone who's been following their adventures and accomplishments and has become a huge fan of one, or all of them. My bard danced with a fan of hers at a masquerade/assassination once. He nearly blew her cover.