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Monks and Psionics. About monks, I don't like the Asian flavour, but I really like the inner strength, perfection of mind and body concepts, allowing monks to deal great quantities of damage with their bare body (I'm talking about d20s and similar), resist magic, be immune to poisons and...

Irae T'sarran.

Just posting to appreciate your work. I've been following your threads about this matter for a while, since those super low success chances were a bit troublesome in my opinion, so, thanks for doing this. My players will appreciate it too!

Level 10 minions should never be opponents for a level 2 party. Minion is a very abstract concept. A level 10 monster is a minion for a level 10 character, but for a level 2 character they are probably full grown monsters capable to destroy the PCs. You could place a level 26 (I think that was...

If I tell my players that they can use their tails in combat I will have a few weeks of recurrent jokes about it. EDIT : If I were a player, I'd go for Warlord with Wizard multiclassing. Eladrin most likely, although human wouldn't be too bad, since as paragon I'd go for multiclassing, to have...

Redundant! ;) I guess I will be just getting the PHBII, not very interested in adventures and other kind of books.

If my first post gave that impression, it was a mistake I did. That interpretation is something I've seen around here and Gleemax just too often. "I use a dagger to trigger the wield light blade condition and use a bastard sword to use rogue powers na na na na na".

James Bond was the second game I ever DM'ed. I still got the book around here, with its lousy art and endless tables. I'm a James Bond fan and my friends like the movies, but the game failed in so many ways. I stopped DMing because I got sick of everything about it. Eventually a friend decided...

It's amazing, really. I've been browsing around and I really like it. Good job!

That's only correct if the rogue power specifies "must be wielding a light blade" and you are wielding two light blades. Then you can use any of those two weapons, like, in example, a flaming dagger or a lifedrinker dagger. Now, if you are wielding a dagger and a bastard sword, you can not use...

I know, but I said powers. Using rogue powers with bastard sword is illegal.

In my opinion, Blinding Barrage should be usable with mundane throwing weapons. It's a very cinematic move and you should watch "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" to see it used, with Salma Hayek throwing multiple knives at some thugs. EDIT : You can see the scene here ...

Maybe I'm just misunderstanding your post, but holding a dagger at one hand and using the bastard sword in the other doesn't let you use rogue powers. When it says "wield a light blade" it's use a light blade. Considering the opposite is just an exploit and the DM, using common sense, should not...

Giving them extra damage against grabbed targets would be great. 5 normally, 8 against grabbed.

Sounds like a fun game. We had our first 4e game (besides Raiders of Oakhurst) last Saturday. They decided to not convert their Eberron characters and go for new ones and well, they loved the game, but they need more practice with powers. I hope this "we all want to DM" disease spreads ;)

I'll wait for Enworlders review of the Martial book before buying it. I think I will do the same for other product I got in mind (FRCS).

You are the "Follonero"! A character from a Spanish show.

Nymphs! In all seriousness, I was hoping we would get way more kind of humans (maybe some article in the future) and I think I will be missing Frost Giants. I will just reskin Fire Giants though.

You are correct. I forgot about that section, however, after rereading it, it just looks like a review of how to create a more simple and weaker PC. I guess that if I want to create a NPC with class from a race that is not core (or from the last chapter of the MM), I must set a template, since...

Templates turn the enemy into an elite one. Lich, rogue, etc.