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Fire is so common, that I'd choose that to be immune to over everything else. Most things with cold attacks live in cold area and are easy to avoid.

I was going to use the Age of Wyrms adventure path as a season of T.V. The amount of hype they get, or viewer voting, or other things i think of, will determine the route they take.

if worse comes to worse, there are always the gestalt rules.

i tried it, but found it to be a real pain later down the road. Spells, feats, magic items, class abilities, prestige class reqirements etc. problems kept cropping up. So now i just give out more skill points / level.

i don't see much use of it in my games and i even handwaived all material components to spells. Plus, we, as a group, decided that energy bypassing DR was stupid, so the DR 10/ x stops anything that is not x.

Everytime i have played a cleric, i have had to blow all my spells buffing and healing the party. And theat means running into combat to stand over the body of a fallen companion until i can heal him. I would like to see the cleric have a higher HD and lighter armor for mobility. plus spells...

I've seen the most powerfull classes played poorly, and the weaker ones played superbly. In the end, the person at the wheel is the main factor in the use (ful/less) ness of the class.

There is no way, a cleric of the god of chaos and trickery is going to face the pcs. He'll get some one else to do it, trick the pcs into doing something stupid, get them to turn on each other, and ultimately have them destroyed without ever seeing them face to face. Get some bards to sow...

Would you be able to apply a sudden mete-magic feat to a spell being cast from a spell storing item? I would say no, but I would rule that applying a sudden meta-magic feat to a spell being stored in such an item, would be able to be sudden meta-magicked when cast later. Personally, i would...

I voted for major changes, but i don't considder minor tweaks to classes and races to be major. Paladins, instaed of remove disease 1/week, they get remove negative, non-plot related status effect 1/day subject to deity's discression, and half elves may choose a bonus feat at first level or...

If you can get that past your DM, then i say go for it. But if you want a powerfull undead army, the DN does allow for a bigger army. She is also less MAD than her cleric counterpart. But if the party needs a cleric, then you probably should go with cleric. The DN just has a better feel to it.

I think you misunderstand me. Dump everything, but the Dread Necromancer. Don't bother buffing your party members. When they die, you can buff up their corpses, as they make up new characters. Each new character is a potential recruit into your new army. Oh, and Tomb Tainted Soul is for...

I like Deathbound. You need to read the errata on the WotC site, because as written, it doesn't make any sense. It's great for helping you to create the undead army to take over the world. That being said, though, the Dread Necromancer from Heroes of Horror is a much better candidate. As to...

Dump cleric and go Dread Necromancer. Have everyone in the party take Tomb Tainted Soul. Unlimited healing. Plaster the area with negative energy spells. More healing. Then go the corpsecrafter string of feats. Create your own army. Take over the world.

Blind fight is extremely usefull. IME It's one of those whaere you'll run into a situatiuon where you'll sorely regret not taking it. And that situation will keep coming up.

I could see this if HP was solely a direct representation of life (or unlife) force. But it is not. It also encompasses the opponents ability to shrug off blows and avoidance of potentially severe injury. The damage bonus of a favored enemy is the representation of the characters intimate...

Enough said. When the laws of your patron deityand those of anyone else conflict, you go with your deity no matter what.

We've housed HERO's speed system to D12s (heroic only) Paranoia XP has mechanical rules for accusing someone of being a traitor. I housed it to, you just do it.

I want me some Dark Sun. Levels 1 to 30. Morally ambiguous free roaming adventure. Encounters that can take place anywhere but still advance the plot. Lots of red herrings. Final encounter with the BBEG results in a pit fight for all to watch.

they apply to any and all ranged attack rolls. Ranged touch included.