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A good and easy way to add some basic depth is puzzles, for earlier games where you're spending a lot of time in the dungeon. It makes your players think more, instead of just rolling the dice, and it isn't terribly hard to think up. Sometimes, simply moving a statue to a different tile so it's...

So THAT's what they did to the Chaotic Stupid alignment.

I see no record of it on the internet.

Maybe you mean Karmic Strike? Karmic Strike – Feat – D&D Tools

Any location where an overwhelming demographic worships one god is an easy way to make an item that's cultrually relevant, so it can reflect the generally held beliefs of the culture. Mock knock-off items of ones national heroes/celebrities wear are cool as well.

Glad to see you've learned the moral of this story.

Well, my first thought was that combining a high power variant with a low power variant was self-defeating, but realistically, where else do e6 worlds find people to take on high level enemies. I'd play that game; A combo that is nasty in higher level games is Wizard with Factotum or Warblade on...

I haven't houseruled it before, though the TWF house rule above makes sense to me.

Godzilla is a DMM cleric, obviously.

Well, for starters, I'd allow a hoof version of any magical boot you'd allow in your game. Shoeing a horse makes it have more traction at higher speeds, and prevents harm to the rest of the "foot." It also gives soem guy an opportunity to screw around with a hammer, which is always fun.

1. D&D 3.5. Played a human sorcerer so busty that I convinced the DM to count her as large size. 2. Basic. 3. Expert.

You're right, it's pretty clear they never suspected it.

Both! What profoundly backwards logic would make someone say "well, I don't like that race, so no one should have access to it?"

Make some creature plane shift the guy to a location the other players can't find, the creature kills him, and the body can't be found.

If you wanted to simply create a more condensed and slightly separated version of both, just but a great focus on class features that are used x/day, similar to 3.x, but with the usage system more like 4e. Make the casters have some of their dailys be like spell like abilities for spells that...

Here's an idea; They separate section of the book with little place holder tabs, with an extra section to fill in the back to fill with your own notes; It helps both a notation loving player/GM, and allows for room of erratas and such.

"We're gonna leave this big empty spot right here in the book, because we realized we messed up, but release this anyway for profit, and make you print out the workable version."

Depends on the DC. If it's too high, people unfamiliar with the system wil flop, and it'll just encourage further optimization by people who know how.