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I've treated them in my campaign world as follows. Most (like 99 percent) Clerics usually have a deity as their patron/matron that grants their spells. The rest that are "godless" aren't actually without a god. There are some gods that remain anonymous and that's where they draw their power...

I am going to assume you meant the LSAT. The highest LSAT score you can obtain is 180. Hence your 160 marks as an 88.8889% of the overall test. 151.88 with a sd of 9.57 could have a range of 142.31-161.45. SO using this possibility, you are 99.101889% of the 15 people that took the test. with...

to beat a dr of +3 1- a +3 or higher weapon 2- spells 3- a lot of damage 4- environmental damage (IE ceiling collapsing over creature) 5- GMW+3 or higher 6- ghoul touch then wail on the paralyzed victim, coup de grace (i think this is possible) 7- slow it, and haste yourself, and proceed to pound

There are rods of metamagic in the Tome and blood. If the enemy spellcaster knows about the party, knows that they have a cleric, then he might want to invest in a silent spell rod, just so he can use some of his spells without wasting slots within the silence and the players will go nuts when...

a d4 character would probably have high mental capacity. I don't see why you couldn't have the brawns around. I can see barbarians with their INT and WIS and CHA limited to around 12. --- Back to topic: suggestion: Set up d4 characters. Like a d4 fighter, where all the feats gained have to...

encounters are not based on just fighting. Try environmental concerns. Lava chasing them down is going to hurt, one way or another. Cave Collapsing. Lack of air, eventually they are going to need it. Lack of rest, eventually they will fall asleep and prey to scavengers. A cataclysm could...

Make him make a new character. It is undoubtably that he would have the exact same equipment, and everyone would try a different mix and mash of feats especially if he knows what's up ahead.

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Bonedagger email me, i can give you a better run down if you want to see it. kyramus@yahoo.com

check out Everquest d20. the magic system is mana based and is pretty well thought out. only difference is that the classes in everquest are default 30 levels. but you'll get an idea if you look at it.

hmm Ettercap is medium. Movement is normal and climb. Str 10. to do +102 in str bonus damage, your str has to be 102+5=107*2=214 which brings the ettercap to be a scale of 12.75.... guess it isn't an ettercap. hmm small to medium sized creature is a +4..... Is it a kobold?? it has a tail...

How much time do I devote to my campaign world? Every idle time that I get. Even at work I'm thinking up stuff and jotting notes.

From the SRD Holy Avenger In the hands of any character other than a paladin, this sword performs only as a +2 longsword. In the hands of a paladin, this holy (+1d6 points of bonus holy damage against evil creatures) becomes a +5 longsword, creates a spell resistance of 15 in a 5-foot radius...

The original case was a rogue using a holy avenger. Simply emulating an ability of a class doesn't qualify him to use said sword. As for magic within a holy avenger would most undoubtedly be a servant of some sort to a deity. The sword might think of himself as a celestial of a sort.

analogy for the holy sword/paladin emulator rogue. We are using windows 2k. It has dos emulator. While it does function as dos, it is NOT dos. For example, I installed an old dos game on windows 2k, even with the emulator, the darn thing won't work. now back to rogue. Rogue emulates the...

here are the changes I would make and keep this guy ECL 0 Ky'Atrah The Ky'Atrah are the greater Pantherian race upon the world, they often stand over six feet in height and weigh around 200 lbs. Their bodies are covered with fur of varying patterns and colours. Stat Mod: +2 Str, -2 Int Favored...

I originally ran the beholder being able to pivot and found that this made the creature way too powerful. I've since followed the book verbatim and added little tactics that a beholder would use because it is highly intelligent. A potion of flying will enable the beholder to pivot since it has...

oops. now what was I thinking. well the thought's gone, strike that from the list I made.

To counter said tactic without being cheesy. 1) I would use vermin, they don't need to see. and are immune to crits. 2) certain baatezu can see in darkness, even deeper darkness. Imagine the rogue's surprise to try and blind fight a devil who parries his thrust and disarms him, then proceeds to...

a word of wisdom. read and absorb everything you have already. it will take you forever to get it into your head. I have books at home that I only skimmed, knowing they are there but haven't trully read them to impact the game. Eventually I will need to read the Manual of the Planes some...