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I was gonna cry out that this sounds preposterous, for I always thought that a wizard should "understand" (=be able to cast) the spells he copies... but it seems you guys are right. Moreover: RC p160 ADDING SPELLS TO A SPELLBOOK Spellcasters who use spellbooks can add new spells to their...

what the **** is going on in this thread??? ....(pffffff... I have to read all those pages...)...

a solution for cheaters.......... and for gamers who are getting old... (yeeeah right).

I'm sick of people who pick up the die after they rolled it... AS IF... they can't read what came up...

...Solemn faces gaze at you suspiciously, but no one says a word. The villagers soon return their attention to the priest who stands over a coffin wrapped in heavy chains. The priest's booming voice echoes throughout the churchyard. “Friends and family, we mourn the untimely death of Jeremiah...

Despite what I said above...perhaps the best advice is this-> Don't forget that: RPGs= ...and your players should feel that way for your game. ...Once you realize... that your players realize they can keep going, I'm sure that ideas will start raining down. IMHO, this is one of the best...

This CAN work, but on the other hand you should try and hide the reasons behind the turn of events. 2 years ago I was playing in a classic D&D campaign where at some point the DM decided he had enough of magic and PC-Spellcaster power (level 17). He trapped the entire party and forced onto them...

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I'm sure Water will be very interested.:)

Another idea would be to have them celebrate their retirement in some rich brothel, where they get to spend all their money and magical items in a single night of pleasure. ...ohh.. wait a minute... this is too close to real life and not at all epic... :)

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A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a violin; what else does a man need to be happy? Albert Einstein

I'm sick of comments on how Chris Perkins is a great DM.

How about setting in for a quite life... family business and the like. ...However, when a serious situation arises in the future, they will have to go. Not because of moral and justice... but because an adventurer's blood never runs cold... a quite life is NOT for him. I know this sounds/is...

It's unbelievable how one can find ANYTHING on the internet.

LOL, agreed. Me too. Moreover, my epitome of "good play" involves other things as well. In my book, a character who does a such thing does not hide, (which involves the risk of being seen), instead he uses a powerful magical item that makes him completely disappear, thus eliminating the risk...

Oh, I agree. However I do not agree that this is such a case. It sounds more an excuse for bad play to me, but perhaps that is just me. It's a POWER WORD for god's sake, you are supposed to utter the damn thing in a clear voice. Perhaps it's a mater of personal taste, but to me, imagining...

Doesn't this seem to you as a lame way of resolving a challenge? The player(s) should think of intelligent ways to bypass relevant obstacles, and IMO this just isn't one. Moreover: This Plus: Command Word If no activation method is suggested either in the magic item description or by the...