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You understand that when you take one level in succubus, a la Savage Species, that is all you get for that level, right?

Found this: http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-legacy-discussion/80102-savage-species-succubus-3-5-a.html#post1494872 Hope it helps.

The second is better, but there's a few things I would try. - Fix the word "Intrigue," as above. - The fancy cross doesn't read "plus sign" to me. Try working a plus or ampersand into the rapier hilt. - Try "stabbing" the letters with the rapier -- weave the blade into the letters. Use the blade...

I hope they use fonts I like.

Audacity: Free Audio Editor and Recorder Should do the trick.

Specifically, it's the text that *expresses* the rules that is protected (in addition to "fluff" text, or what I like to call the "D&D story"). The OGL exists for two reasons: (1) to give 3rd party publishers permission to copy expressive text, and (2) to assure 3rd party publishers that they...

You do that. Meanwhile, the magazine copies I can see on the website are not bad, but I wouldn't say they're professional quality. It loses a lot of points for using Tahoma (Microsoft fonts are generally eschewed by professional publications). It loses several points for having text that doesn't...

Not to belabor the point, but even assuming these deadlines are realistic (I don't know how fast *they* work...), these (WOTC) people earn much more than $10 per hour.

Well, "regular temp hp" and "temporary temp hp" should be lost simultaneously, of course, if you have both. No freebies. But if it turns into a resist thing instead, then just use the regular rules for stacking resistances.

To elaborate somewhat, yes, I'm aware that's not the way temp hp actually work -- which is why I'm also recommending some other mechanic. But assuming we stick with the temp hp mechanic, it makes sense (to me) that the temp hp would only last while the character is within the "forcefield."...

Outside the "forcefield," the character's temp hp total will revert to the "5" value -- assuming he's taken no damage of course. But I'd look for another mechanic to represent "forcefield," yeah.

The rules lawyer in my back pocket twitched, you see. I found it possible to read some prior iterations as saying, effectively, that you *could* get an AP, but if you didn't decide to at that moment, you lost the opportunity... no matter how many allies dropped to 0 hp that day. I agree that in...

Still concerned that it sounds like you only get the choice once per day. How about, "Whenever an ally you can see drops to 0 hp, you may gain 1 action point. You may only gain an action point in this way once per day."

"Once per day, when an ally becomes bloodied, you gain 1 action point."

Agreed in all respects. While modern and sleek (or, to wax cynical, "cold and clinical"), the 4E page design doesn't so much evoke "fantasy gaming" to me as it does "school textbook." Which is a shame -- WOTC should, as I've said previously, be able to knock my socks off, and this time around...

1: It hasn't been posted before NOW, no. 2: Sure thing.

Having read the first novel myself, I'd hazard to guess that as a player you'll have more fun with the Adventure Path if you wait until you've played through it before getting the book. If you're DMing, I'd say you can go ahead and read the book.

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