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Force Shower is intended to have more of a tactical side effect to it while doing extra damage as a plus, but I figure if you're going for pure damage, Force Shower might not be the best, as Force Shower just displaces, but thats what I see anyways. Its another nuke type spell, with a little...

I applied most of the changes you suggested in the original post, and then seeing as how both Force Shower and Meteor Swarm require Reflex Saves, with Meteor Swarm simply causing 1d6 more fire damage on a successful save, I might have to power up Meteor Swarm as well to compensate. Would you...

Alright ENworld, I've come up with some new spells from level 5 to level 9 that are meant to deal Force damage. I get the feeling that some of these spells are rather... "Out of balance" when it comes to the spell level they're supposed to be cast from. In the end, I need your help to get it...

Then theres the Stoned Horse. This makes my inner 8th grader chuckle.

So I can't remember if I made a thread like this here, or if one has been made before about this, but I'm going to make another one anyways. Now then, I could use your guy's help in making magic items that are either just plain silly, or have a benefit that also has a pretty bad side effect...

This does help. Thank you. But if anyone has more to add, I'll be reading it!

One of the characters are a smith, and I'm looking to expand on crafting to something more than a dice roll. Mostly I'm looking for flavor, and a believable process by most everybody.

I did look up wikipedia, but wikipedia lacks the preciseness that someone who knows something about smithing would be able to talk about. I need to know the specific process in how those things are made, like how many pounds of steel it takes to make a typical longsword, that kind of thing.

Hey guys, I'm wondering if any of you know anything about smithing in real life to help me out. You see, I'm trying to figure out the base material components and procedure for smithing weapons and armor, and then I'll go ahead and convert the procedure and materials more or less into the game...

Well I'm back to reading this again, and now there are so many ideas here that I need to think through! If you guys have any more ideas, post them here, and I'll read them over. Thanks ENWorld!

That last sentence of yours is spot on, and your ideas do get me thinking. If you've got more, do go on.

Those things are very inspirational. If you have any more, I'll be happy to hear more!

I do play 3.5 E D&D, but my question was a rather general question so I figure that anyone can chip in with an idea or two no matter their gaming background. But this idea about haunts is interesting, though maybe instead of gearing it towards undead, it can deal with areas in space where...

To provide some context, I'm in the process of making a dungeon for my players to explore that was a recently debunked Mental Asylum. Now in my campaign, there is magic, and the way I had it was that this asylum was there for those people who had mental problems, and couldn't afford magic to...

Not sure if your problem has been answered yet, as I haven't read the entire thread, but I feel like putting in my two copper pieces... I personally agree with the OP with the Magic Items being used too often in a cheesy manner to grant extraordinary abilities, so my suggestion is to not bring...

So I've been scouring the forums, and I found a lot of stuff on "Mood Music", and even the odd "Battle Music", which I think is great, and are great things to have on hand to set the players and the DM into the world they're creating together. But one thing I've noticed is a comparable lack of...

Ok, posting this to say that I edited the original creature with the changes suggested. Please have a look over them, and give me feedback.

I am not familiar with Races of the Wild, but this makes sense. I'll ponder on it.

In my experience, no game is complete without the institution of a house rule or two. Some of those house rules are good, others aren't, and others are, well, just plain silly. This thread is devoted to hearing silly house rules that you've had to experience during a game. I'll get the ball...

As a player who played a romancer type character in the recent past, I've noticed that players don't get to get so annoyed with romancing the NPCs when it adds to the story. To get into more detail with that, I'll begin by saying that a romance/relationship is a great way to see how someone...