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I've seen the idea of Spell Chains a few times on these boards and other sites. I believe Sean K Reynolds.com has a similar thing called Path Magic. Only real difference is that in my system, you don't upgrade spells. I think adding an extra 10 levels is a bit overdoing it, maybe +5 levels...

You got some good points there; never really did think about hit points and flying monsters. I can't believe I forgot about UA, though I don't have it yet, but I hear many things about it. Whats this about incantations? Is it some lower powered form of Epic spells or something? Anyways, I'm not...

I'm seeing a lot of people wanting low-magic settings (I'm one :D ) and many others kept pointing out various things that will be needed to be changed or looked at because the core rules assume to be played with the standard magic rules. This got me thinking. What things are needed to be looked...

Don't they have an SRD version of their Mecha D20 rules?

I think someone mentioned this, but how 'bout the Call of Cthulhu magic system? From my understanding, there is no spellcasting class. No spell levels or spells per day. Each time you cast a spell, you take temporary ability damage (sometimes its permanent) and sanity damage. There's no spell...

Like to see you try to eat a 24 karat burger, go to the bathroom, or hug someone. :D

There ain't nothing wrong elves with foot long ears is there? I actually prefer anime elves to the oh-so-slightly-pointed-ears of D&D's vulca ... err elves. :P As for 3E art, I like some of it but there are too many spikes involved. As for anime-ish looks... I don't see it. I do see a little...

I'd use the various Cure X Wounds spells as Necromancy spells and treat them as one level or two spell levels higher than normal. I would never allow any healing spell that brings one basck to life or those healing spells with an area effect.

Was looking over the spellbook casting ability and now see how completely unbalanced it was. Potentially, one could cast spell after spell without using a single spell slot. Don't know how I missed that and am really surprised noone else caught that either. :eek: Now I've thought of three ways...

Funny, I didn't catch that; just thought it was a nice giant glow-stick.

The reason I'm keeping the cleric and sorcerer as core classes is that the cleric represents those priests with the gift of spellcasting from their patron deity. The sorcerer are those individuals who have a knack for magic. Having a wizard as the PrC are for those who want to learn to control...

There isn't any error message, its just that the program just doesn't start. I click the shortcut and then its looks like it will start, but then nothing.

I couldn't find anything about the Lcoal Host. I remember seeing it once, but I don't know where it is. The site I saw them talking about it said something about "system32/drivers" or something. I was hoping someone could point me to it.

Yep, you read that right! I have another computer problem that I don't know how to fix. Basically anytime I try to use Internet Explorer's EXE it doesn't start up. It seems to work fine when I view html files and such, but trying to go through the exe just doesn't cut it. When I try it and use...

To try and add a bit of a twist to my homebrew, I want to try to eliminate some of the core classes and have them as Prestige Classes. Is this a good idea? I want the setting to have a low magic feel, but having magic still being powerful. I belive that the Wizard, Druid, Paladin (duh!), and the...

Sadly the thing isn't there no more. But it is here, the PDF link doesnt work, but the zip does. I did find it at this site. Looks to be the pages at Meta-Earth but different colors. Looks like someone is passing it as their own work. To many popups too. :mad: There is also a Yahoo group that...

Theres not much I could say that hasnt already been said, but hang in there and wait for the sun to shine. We're all thinking of you. Myself, I guess I was despressed for awhile, but never realized it (or I kept denying that I was). One night I broke down crying and my family talked to me until...

The top one is a M4 with a M203 grenade launcher. The pistol looks like some M1911 variant and I have no idea what shotgun that is. Then its the typical AK47 and then the bottom is a modernized M60. And to add to the dicussion... I consider myself a minor gun nut, so I like long winded...

The title says it all, but to repeat myself just in case: What are the rules of the Dungeoncraft articles, as presented in Dragon magazine? I have the magazines, but I don't have the time to sift through all of them to find it. Would be appreciative if someone could post them for me. Thanks.

I was looking for them as well and happen to find this site, the Internet Archive with links to the articles starting from issue 255 to 284. The link should point to the Dungeoncraft articles, if not just search for it. If anyone has them in PDF, can someone send me a copy? Edit ----- Yeah...