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I must say that I understand how the miscommunication issues could get on people's nerves, but maybe growing up watching Latin American Telenovelas has added to my tolerance :D That is such a standard trope, that you almost start enjoying the misunderstanding's after a while. "If only he would...

"Keep an eye on the girl, Diego! I'm going to do something really stupid." The half crazy bull man made Larry fear for his friend's life. Shooting his gun on the run, he rushes forward to stand over Cade, protecting his companion from any additional attacks. Fire the Gun, Move forward sucking...

"I can't believe I missed a target that big." Hoping he didn't hit one of his friends in the meanwhile, and also afraid to leave Dorine alone, Larry takes aim once more and sends another shot after the beast. Use another AP

It took Larry a moment to understand what he's seeing. "Lost a ton of money betting on the Longhorns. Payback time! You ready to play matador, Meri?" Without waiting for a response, the con man let's loose with his desert eagle, hoping his bullets were enough to slow it down before it attacked...

"Doll, keep quiet and let the big boy's play. We're waiting right here for the rest, and then we're going to walk out this place nice and easy." In any case, Larry moves to a side of the room, trying to keep out of sight of whatever was roaring out there. The Desert eagle on his hand a...

"Sweetheart, it seems we're gonna party. Don't try anything stupid, and I promise I won't feed you to the big nasty coming our way. Mace, cover us while we wait for Joker and the others." Drawing his gun, he keeps a cold glare on Dorine. No point loosing sight that they already had a monster to...

But this is the internet, home of sweeping generalizations. ;)

What he said. There's also the issue that when a GM hides something, he usually wants it to be found. The DC that he sets only determines how long it will take. Either a round or 2 minutes. Given that situation, wouldn't it make more sense to set DCs lower but increase the time it takes to...

Larloch. If somebody is going to survive the Spellplague intact, it's him. :D

Thanx! I took a look at it, and it makes me appreciate drothgery's aid much more. :D

A he's not really a buffer (someone else in the party has taken that role). So Talentwise it would be Weap Spec, Block, Deflect, and Lightsaber Defense. Take Makashi the next Knight Talent I get :D That pretty much clinches it, thanks. :D

No I don't have the book. paying a 100% markup in taxes and shipping for a book, besides having to wait for near a month, doesn't appeal to me. I,m not asking for mechanics here, but more of a feel for the proper conversion to present to my PbP GM, who I know is a fan of SAGA. More of an...

Yup. Nice stats for the Kel Dor race :D And yes, don't worry about stat changes. Well, he was never envisioned as the greatest force user. His main focus was Battlemind and Enhance Ability. Of those, I understand most of them except Battle Strike. How does Rapid strike work? Bonus...

So, I don't have SAGA, and I won't in the foreseeable future because of how expensive it is to bring physical books to Chile. And since they won't sell pdfs of them either, I'm SOL. So maybe somebody can stat him up for me in SAGA, he's your typical jedi weapon master: I know that dump...

Eladrin: Eldar Elves: Avari BTW, with third editions geratly empowered Druidic magic, Favored Class Druid made a lot of sense ;)

The orc needs the axe! I never understood why they gave them falchions in 3.5! :p

Yeah, Baduin did great job. The differences (mathematically speaking) seem very small. Granted, I haven't gone past Level 7 with them, so I can't vouch for how they interact once you start having a lot of conviction, but I doubt it's any different than the RAW method.

That's were we part ways I'm afraid. IMO, multiclassing from a core of broad classes is better than a plethora of base classes. YMMV. Of course there's more than X archetypes, but you'll want to draw the line somewere. I think you're not seeing the whole picture: The Tough hero isn't about...

But isn't that what multiclassing is for? Most Indy builds I have seen are Tough-Smart (Tank-Brainiac). Indy is a smart guy who also happens to have a high resiliency. He isn't the msot skilled combatant, or the strongest, or the fastest. But he's tough and he's smart. And lucky ;) Most...

"She'll behave. She knows I'm not a nice guy." Turning to Dorine, he jerks his thumb at Cade, "So if the boss thinks you're getting in the way...." The coldness in his eyes clearly show what he means. "Don't worry boss, me and Diego will keep an eye on her. Let's get cracking before we receive...