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I sent them a copy of the last 3 posts: :erm: I guess it's up to each DM. Personally, I'm with keeping them on the ground.

OK, I can do that. I am a bit hesitant, since they gave me the answer I wanted. :) Quick question though, what do you see as the difference between summoning and conjuring?

Considering Gleemax is dead, one would think Wizard's would want people to forget about it. Why are they still using the domain for their forums?

For what it's worth, I got a response from CS:

Say your enemies are set up like this: 1|2|3 ------ 4|5|6 ------ 7|8|9 If the wizard could conjure right on top of enemy #5, it would technically be adjacent to all 9 of them! This is what I'm thinking will occur with the spirit beast; a lot of the healing and buffs occur when the beast is...

I don't know! :-S The PHB2 states - "The conjuration does not need to be supported by a solid surface, so it can float in the air."

A new player to my game is asking. Apparently, since it's a conjuration it can float in mid-air. Does that mean it can be conjured in any location in the 3d space? Can it fly? If this is a DM discretion situation, are there any reasons I should rule that it can't? Potential abuses? I could see...

Thanks for the replies. I've thought about it, I'm leaning towards: 10% chance of an encounter in a hostile area, random "hour" (to see if they are rested or not), divide the total XP by surge# of the party member with least remaining. So if at least one member has 0 or 1 surges remaining, full XP.

The 5 minute adventure day is quite annoying for DMs looking to challenge their players, especially with the advent of healing surges. I'm looking for some ideas on how to deal with it. Here's one I'm considering - When the party tries to rest, I add up all the remaining healing surges the...

I think that may be the problem, party is resting too much. I feel a house rule coming on - Random encounters that occur while resting are worth 0 XP. That should keep them moving! :devil:

I enjoy the game, but I think they made PCs too hard to kill. I've been playing for 8 months, and DMing for about 2, and I don't think I've ever seen a PC in real danger. It's starting to bother me, and I could see this eventually turning me off the game completely. Success is boring when...

If you mean the list on p268, it's not numbered.

Seriously a funny show! I hope it gets picked up for another season!!

rpgloop.net rpol.net myth-weavers.net thetangledweb.net Those are few good places to look for pbp game, although not specific to ODD. Spam those sites and maybe you'll find some people to form a game with! :)

Firstly, I agree with Infinti, your player is being ridiculous. If he doesn't trust you as a DM he should find a new one. Put your foot down and don't let him take the mini off the table, period. :rant: Also, make sure he's making a -5 check every time he shadowwalks, since he's moving more...

The AV double weapons are the root of many problems; they're trying to do better with new ones I assume. Hopefully we'll see the ones in AV addressed in errata eventually... they could even print it in AV2 ! :D

The July errata did away with BRV temphp stacking. Official D&D Updates

I disagree. A DM needs to know how to challenge his/her players, and then be responsible in using that knowledge. You don't screw them every time, but sometimes you do! :) There shouldn't be powers that are automatic "wins" for the player every time. Occasionally there needs to be a surprise...

I thought forced movement wasn't hindered by difficult terrain?

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