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Never! Thunder & lightning rule! Cold (& alcohol) killed the reign of the original ACDC. Lightning just kills golfers ;)

Thunderstorms! Let Mother Nature show her fury. Especially at work with a power outage. (At home...not so much)

Forcing a party to think in new and different ways is a bad idea? Preventing them from doing the same thing over and over and over is a bad idea? What happens when they continue with the same tactics and consider it a cure-all, until the last fight where the set up changes and their cure-all...

I'm under the belief that most "mook" guards should be level 4 warriors by the time they graduate from their training. Then modify that for the size and power of the city and you can have some tough and ready guards. Granted, a high level PC will still walk away from the fight a winner, it...

Yes, I know the orb spells far too well. Golems used to be the "screw you" to wizards of the group, forcing the party to fight differently. Now the golems are nothing much when compared to a warmage's arsenal. Maybe soon I shall place an anti-warmage-warmage into the mix. All he does is ready...

The overall consensus seems to be "Yes, the warmage is very powerful, but only due to his overspecialization in one area. But outside of the direct damage, he's utterly worthless." It's pretty much the answer I expected, but I was hoping there was something I was missing.

As a note: we are using the PHB2 which allows the warmage to drop the advanced learning in favor of eclectic learning. In the cases of both warmages it allowed them to take Invisibility as a 3rd level spell; giving them a half-escape from combat option. I agree, the lack of buffing hurts them...

I know this has been covered, everything's been covered on ENWorld. What is the downside to the warmage? Not being able to cast untility spells? I've seen two in action between levels 1 and 13, and they are heavily powerful putting any other wizard and sorcerer to shame. Please tell me there...

Glad to see I'm not the only one experiencing roughness & chunkiness of graphics.

I've never found it easy to find new players. If he's a winner, go play the lottery.

I think they're going for a Han Solo, good-guy rogue feel.

16 months for me and my group. Finished with a TPK on session #48 back in January of this year (on a Friday the 13th). I made some minor changes, but nothing drastic.

I took a look at IMDB, and the fellow playing Michael in Lost has several movies in various stages of work. That doesn't mean he won't be back, but I'm guessing that the actor "struck while the iron is hot" and left the show to do bigger work - including a sequel to 28 Days Later. Maybe we'll...

I'm hoping these two separate books are what should have been done with MMIV - one book of just monsters and another of encounters. But WotC is so random anymore I don't know what to expect.

Or maybe after you've been on the island long enough you become a little bit attuned to it on a subconscious level, and Desmond tapped into it a little better than everyone else. What?!? Hey I'm guessing just like the rest of you.

Take a close look Only the older, sturdier, and less-sophisticated stuff is working. Monitor, TV, PA system - old stuff

I'm under the impression that the "purple sky", a big EMP I would guess, fried delicate electronics - like a defibfrilator.

Well at least the backstory was more interesting than last week's.

I've only owned two wireless routers, both of them Belkin. The first one died after 3 months, they replaced it with a second one...which died after another 3 months. After that I just broke out the drill and tossed the wireless.

It's not impossible to have long term and good, viable short term plots at the same time. I'm not interested in a 20 hour movie spread out over 6 months.