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Oh, this is getting more and more convenient by the minute. I've been planning a campaign of the kind you described for quite a while, and we happen to have exactly two slots open. Read this thread, and tell me what you think. I'm confident it's what you are looking for. Regardless of whose...

With Jetpack's Fighter, we have two out of four. Keep coming, people.

I live in the +1 area, actually. RUMBLETiGER is from -5, and he had no problems coming around. More importantly, I use the Everyman's Sleep Schedule. Not only I can afford to stay awake, I'd get a hell of a headache if I didn't.

I planned it to last a lot longer than that!:) Do me a favor not letting the rest of the party derail the plot too much and you're set until at least 11th level.

I do believe I have just the game for you. We are synced, aren't we? Book of Erotic Fantasy is the best book never played;) It can be hard to convince people to use any of the erotic material where I come from, about time I found someone who is willing yet reasonable. Check out this...

I planned to play on Rolz.org. I never heard of d20pro, though. Might check it out. EDIT: Nope, d20pro is out of question. So far, Wednesday and Friday evening(GMT 0) seem to fit. both I and RUMBLETiGER(the Wizard's player) have flexible schedules however. I don't plan so much as I hope you...

EDIT: WE'RE FULL. The party consists of a Wizard(support build, played by ENWorld's famous RUMBLETiGER), a Monk (defensive, played by Funkmaster Rick), an Artificer(a horde master by Serapheguin) and a Ranger(a headhunter played by one who calls himself... Rob) so far. iwantmantmyjetpack has...

The tier system measures the combination power and versatility, not the challenge the optimization may involve. That's why the Binder is 2nd Tier and the Incarnate is 4th, despite the fact an unoptimized character of either class get their asses kicked by a Warrior. 2nd Tier is just fair and...

Welp, I see I got you thinking anyway. I should edit faster. Very well, let us do a Tier placement then. Quoting the (in)famous JaronK: How would the T/BA fare in these situations? Black Dragon Lair: This is where T/BA truly shines. He routinely avoids traps and kills minions who were...

Thank you for the praise, made my day:o You make a compelling argument regarding Daze, but I'm still concerned. Maybe we should run a short simulation of a fight between a Wizard and a BF for safety's sake? EDIT: Actually, no, not necessary. I just thought of a spell combination that beats the...

Only the last one is Supernatural from that batch. The rest are Extraordinary, as you suggested. As for the last, it should be magical as far as lore is concerned. You can't just learn to interrupt a Supernatural ability through a mundane technique. They don't involve concentration from the...

Okay, can we seriously post Homebrew here again? I seem to have missed something. On topic! There are a few supposed "necessities" I always disliked in Archer builds. Such as the fact you need Point-Blank Shot for everything From Far Shot through Ranged Pin and Woodland Archer to washing your...

As it stands, it looks like a superior, tough more precise, version of Plant Growth. Protecting a small group of plants from any ailment and growing them at the same time is both more useful and, from a roleplaying standpoint, sounds more challenging than simply growing a bigger group of plants...

I don't think Paizo has the rights. Libris Mortis was not published under the OGL.

I do believe there is some free material on the website. I discovered it a few weeks ago myself. One moment... There you go! Scroll down for the supplements.

Is that... Bad? Your smiley says it's bad. Dang, I thought I was helping. Sorry.

Did you rule out the possibility that the fire and brimstone are fake, or the drow are merely hidden from bare eyes? Because the plane seems awfully typical for a DM who came up with a scenario like this one. It could be a tiny, academist's pocket dimension filled with illusions for all you...

No, of course not. We'd be drowning in debt to this day! There were about the equalient of 5, 10-hour shift laborers. Let's stay at our house to clarify. The base(very strong to withstand the floods we get twice a year) was built out of cobblestone, masonry was used for walls, about 90 feet...

Oh, okay! Over my head, sorry. There aren't, but you don't need one. We only ran this kind of adventure once. I was playing a Mongrelman who extablished what he called the Gleaner's Guild or Scavenger's Guild, depending on the situation. The idea was to deal contracts with armies, towns and...

I ran quite a few such adventures. In my experience STG is great, except the Landlord feat and ridiculous building costs. Luckily, someone else thought so as well, so I didn't have to write a new one... there you go, attached. Credits go to Warhook. It may be homebrew, but a lot of effort was...