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I agree on the fighter and the wizard. I also happen to think that the bow-ranger and the healer-cleric stand out. While there are builds or other classes that can be tweaked to deal more damage that the twin-strike-machine, none match him when you add the ability to stay alive. 20+ range on the...

might just be anecdotal. The executioner in my campaign triggered it several times per session for several levels, until he died. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

People hated 4e, I loved 4e. Now people hate Essentials, and I love Essentials. It just seems to be how things work. ;) This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

If Low Slash is going unused, you are playing too conservatively. Use it earlier. It's damage should at roughly equal SA damage, so would be kinda silly to waste it. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Yes. It was made for all monsters in the MM1 and MM2. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Not low slash, its just too good. I would ditch dazing, since its (only) amazing against monsters with multiple actions, whereas the other works well against all monsters equally. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Only by 5987 miles. ;) This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

No working for me. At leaset not the extra powers. This short message was brought to you by Tapatalk and my iPad

Found it - was this thread, based on this article.

I read about this before, was there something official or was it a suggestion on these boards? I can't for the life of me remember, but this idea was what gave the original idea for the campaign. It's definitely interesting though. Another idea that I like a lot, perhaps even more than my own...

Yeah, guess I had a brainfart for a short while. Never post when drunk or when you have a sick 2 year-old crawling all over you!

I thought about the demi-plane idea, and kinda liked it. I am not sure if I will use it, but this was the idea it inspired: The Tarrasque is not just a huge abomination, but a mythical god-killer and a ravager of worlds. Asleep since the dawn of times, the gods long feared that it would awake...

Other than no gods, what are you thinking about?

In my Dark Sun campaign, my players have, after unwillingly helping install a new sorcerer-king in Tyr, stumbled over clues that Athas is maybe not what they thought it was. They are currently investigating this, and the plan is that by the end of level 10, they figure out that Athas is in...

While I do not agree with everything in your lengthy post, KarinsDad, you make some very compelling arguments. Especially about controlling the design from the get go, about having a plan. No matter which direction 5e takes, I sincerely hope that the designers listen to you and come up with a...

Is that because you want fighter3/barbarian5/ranger1/rogue1/paragonpath/epicdestiny-characters or fighter5/wizard5/pp/ed-characters? Either way, I really hope they keep the class-pp-ed system.

Nope. Still the same turn.

I agree. Even better than inherent would be a system where you dont need to get +1/4 levels in order to stay at par. Removing the + part of weapons, armors and necklaces would make for much more interesting choices. Weapons would be judged by their abilities and powers, instead of the amount of...

If you use inherent bonuses, all you need to do is to rule that if your inherent bonus > the magic bonus of the sword, then the sword acts as if it had the inherent bonus. Meaning, that if a level 28 picks up a Flaming Sword +2, it acts as if it was a Flaming Sword +6 for the purpose of critical...

Don't worry, last week, Legends was spelled without the "d". It's apparently a common ENWorld disease ;) Regarding the article, Mr. Cook hits the mark, at least for me. Give me (the DM) an effective way to calculate how to balance my campaign depending on which items has been found and I would...