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Hmmmmm. Well, first things first. What setting are you playing in? :: Nightfall glares at Biggus :: Sorry. Should have guessed. How about an Aasimar? That would leave lots of possible character hooks for the SL. And try to pick up a halberd. I played a fighter with a halberd in a...

Well, Tallarn, you're forgetting that half-vulcans (orcish ancestry or no) are still subject to Pon'Far. Clearly, failure to mention this was an honest mistake on the part of Bugaboo. You'll find that during this time the concentration check has to be made and I'm pretty sure there's a...

I'm kicking the idea around of introducing the Adept as a possible PrC. It might fit one of the character's background a little better. For reference the Adept has the following abilities at 10th level: Obviously, I'd have to switch the D&D spells with their modern equivalents. I'm still...

I've seen Wiccans do the wax in water thing. There is also tea leaves. The ancient Greeks used to tell the future by setting free a flock of birds. Hope that helps!

I believe Goodman Games has a product about this topic.

YES! This skill is VITAL! Don't neglect your Intelligence stat. Rogues are all about skill points and you'll burn through them surprisingly fast. Use Magic Device is good at higher levels. You typically need to roll a 20 or higher, so it won't be doing you much good until 8th level.

You could use the "Far Realms" templates found in (I believe) Tome & Blood and the Epic Level Handbook.

A Wilderness Lore or Animal Handling check (DC 10) reveals that the rat is a very rare breed and the pelt may be worth something to a tanner.

Great review! "Divine Fist (divine feat) works exactly like Divine Might (in WotC's Defenders of the Faith, but UF doesn't mention where to find it) but only for unarmed attacks. The book even admits this fact with a special note at the end of this feat listing. So why not just take Divine...

Troy Bellarosa. Who could be cooler than the iconic Charismatic Hero?

I try to bear the reviewer in mind when reading a review. d20 Magazine Rack tends to rate products a little high. Simon tends to like crunchy bits and mechanics. There isn't anything wrong with either reviewer per se, but it's something I try to keep in mind when reading the review so I know...

Ranger. Because people sometimes tell me I suck and they're all totally wrong.

To answer the question: I'd treat the characters as +1 ECL.

+2 to all abilities might be easier. Or simply +1 to all saves and +2 hit points/CR

Some people rule that all untrained skill checks use the d12. Plus barbarians use them for hit points and some weapons need it. But in general I agree.

It depends entirely on how often the group meets. My gaming group meets about once a month so I gave them second level "free" after the first adventure. I wouldn't have done that if we met every week.

My Book of Vile Darkness has been on loan. Apologies if I have stuff wrong. If I make a sundering attack with a vile weapon, can the damaged weapon now only be repaired on consecrated or hallowed ground?

Over that cliff everyone keeps jumping off to cast feather fall.

I played in a game this weekend. The d100 was the most useful die we had. The DM has an infant and the d100 acted as a great rattle for the kid.

Yep. To do a good job, you'll have to spend a lot of time on it. It's one of the reasons I think modules should actually be a little boring. The idea -- in my arrogant opinion -- is to make the DMs life easier by throwing him a canned adventure. The DM runs the generic, purchased adventure...