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Hmmm, I haven't thought of this before, but I would rule no. It makes sense that these tall creepy aliens have to Trance to regain their whatevers. So it's less time spent, but it's mandatory time spent, whether short or long rests.

Just like the title says. Except, it's only a very specific set of links. You know how you go into a section of the boards, and then find topics you want to read? Like say you go into the 5th Edition section, and then click on a topic in there? Well, up above the topic are a list of different...

Really? I was under the impression that an Elven Trance gives an Elf all the benefits of a full, eight hour rest. I figured that was the point of it.

You can buy the plate if the DM has places that sell or make it.

Be a real man, just block and grab weapons with your hands. Be like Patrick Swayze from Roadhouse. "PAIN DON'T HURT!"

Well, Thor from Marvel isn't Thor from mythology. They're different characters for different mediums. As for everyone else, those are some pretty good ideas. Thanks.

Sure, that could happen in my game.

I gotta admit, I love Tieflings just because I love making Hellboy ripoffs.

Oh man, that looks great. I want to use it in conjunction with the "Jump To Conclusions" mat.

Yeah, that worked. Thank you.

Actually, I'm sorry, could you be a bit more specific? I clicked on 'My Profile' but couldn't find it, then I checked my Settings and clicked all the Profile related options there, but I still can't find what you mentioned.

Oh my gosh, thank you.

Hey, just now there seem to be a number of options that have suddenly appeared. Basically, they're buttons I can press that let me share whatever page I'm on with others. I can click on Facebook, Twitter, E-Mail, I can print the page, and then there are more options. Is there a way to turn this...

Yeah, I love DM Screens. You can flip players off all the time behind one.

So, you could make Cable or the Winter Soldier? I like it.

Yeah, I think because people put themselves into their characters, when their character image is ruined in some way(loses a limb, is disfigured, is gender beam'd, etc), it's hard for some of them to handle. Back in the day when I was a younger lad, I used to play a LOT of masked characters...

What about steeds you can build, like a bicycle?

Of course not. The Rules(what the DM decides for his game), absolutely shouldn't be ignored. There aren't any 'rules' in the book, it's all just good advice for most games. Unless, of course, the DM wants to do something drastically different or even just a little different.

Yeah. The guideline as written says that.

D20 was fun too. The damage was massive there, too, but you weren't camp counselors trying to fight Jason Voorhees, like you were in D6.