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my first pc was a mad sorcerer that got killed by a human monk

about 75 my 'collection' consists of only the core books, but i don't use all the stuff in them

am i to understand that you are not talking about modern day firearms? i don't really know anything about IK so i though that was the case...

although i never had guns in my game, i thought about what would happen if there were. obviously, magic armor should block any physical attacks as normal, including bullets. guns are much like crossbows except that they have a longer range and are easier to reload. a crossbow bolt fired at a...

i like the class level system better only because i never played anything different (and probobly will not in the near future). yes, thats one problem i have with the d20 system, does a blacksmith have to know how to fight? and does he have to go and kill monsters so he could upgrade his carft...

vote: no i learnd that giving my players alot of money, no matter at what level, is a mistake. they just go to the big city and spend a few sessions shopping, which is very annoying for me. anyway, 30,000 gold for a second level party is quite alot, so i don't think i wound have done that.

this setting really stinks! for three reasons, two of them maybe coincidence. -i really don't like the idea of dragons being the ordinary mount, dragons are alot more powerful then any humanoid and are very unlikely to act as amount for one. -the first dragonlance novel i read was pretty bad (it...

i remember playing a mad sorcerer and got pissed off by some idiot in a crowd inside the big city i said 'i cast fireball on the loser' the dm 'you know how many people you are gonna kill?' me 'as much as i can get in the area of effect, and i make sure this guy's in there too' sure enough, lots...

in all the previous games i ran i didn't require any thinking from the players, neither did the players want to think beyond which bad guy to kill first, except one player. in the next game i will hopefuly run i do intend to put the players in situations where they will have to think a little in...

now that i think about it, the things i listed above are not the worst i had, those were just a series of bad sessions that ended in starting a new game. i've had one bad meltdown, we recruited a new player, which turend out to be on bad terms with one other player. the other player didn't like...

exactly :cool:

the first 3 dnd campaigns i played were really bad, i was a player in 2 and dm in the third. it was mainly becouse the dm was boring us or i was argueing with him (or the other way around, me boring the players and them argueing). it was mainly because we did not know how to play and that we...

i useally allow most anything when i dm although some times i have to rule out some things that are unbalancing or unapropriate to the game world

a middle aged human sorcerer that loves to use fireball even when not necessery. a cleric/wizard following boccob, interested in gaining as much magical power as possible. a half mad warrior that hates the gods and distrusts magic.

also note that harvesting poison from a poisenous creature might get the charcter himself poisoned if he's not careful. imo, just like poisening ones weapon has a 5% to poison oneself so should harvesting it from a creature.

that's me, i hate worshipping a god! i rarely play a character that follows any diety. in games i dm, no. clerics are always priests of some god or the other.

this guy might be a great addition to a party but definitely not in combat

eh... every player should know about those? i don't know any of the feats you mentiond... :\

i was playing in some very boring compain (as a pyromaniac sorcerer) and we decided to start a new one in the same world. when we got to the big city i found out what happend to my previous character (i remember telling my dm that my charcter will settle down in the city and couse no...

you most have a tone of players if you can seperate them into 2 groups. i'm jealus :mad: