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Probably... Be absolutely sure that it really is stainless steel, though. You should probably avoid using any metal, just to be on the safe side.

I was just about to comment on that, too... :D

no No NO! (And I can't stress this enough... ;) ) While it is a good idea to keep a small item inside your paint pots to help the mixing process, STAY AWAY from metal objects. They will rust in the paint pot, and you'll end up with an entire collection of rust-colored paints. I have seen...

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Other than the blurb when it was first tentatively announced, I haven't heard anything else about this. I'm wondering if it's even still in the works... There certainly hasn't been much information released about it.

Most of the time, light colors, such as white and yellow, won't have very good coverage. The best way around this is to use several layers of the light paint. Be sure to let each layer dry before applying the next. This works the best for me, but it takes the longest. If you are in a hurry...

I've had this same problem recently. I merely added a drop or two of water to the pot, which allowed me to tranfer a fair amount of paint to my mixing plate. It wets just enough of the surface to give you a few good brushfuls of paint. Any time you need more paint, add another drop or so of...

There's already a thread about this... http://test.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12722

Craft Magic... Bong? :D Ambient's "Portable Hole Full of Beer" has several drug-related prestige classes, including the Drug Fiend, Junk Zombie, and Reefer Madman. They even included a quasi-hippie prestige class: the Beat Poet.

Probably an extremely high level Psion with some levels of Psychic Warrior and/or Monk thrown in there. That's what I was thinking... You could just look up his stats in the Star Wars d20 Revised Core Rulebook, and then convert him to D&D.

Wow... which version of Color Spray are you using? :D My copy of the PHB says that it only has the ability to knock out, blind, or stun the bad guys... (I'm sure you mean Prismatic Spray... ;) ) Darn... you fixed it. :p

Create Crawling Claw can be found on page 30 of Monsters of Faerun. Beget Bogun is found on pages 82-83 of Masters of the Wild.

From the DMG, page 246, under Creating Wands: "Wands are always fully charged (50 charges) when created." The only variable that you can adjust when creating a wand is the caster level.

*sigh* :rolleyes: It will be completely different. They haven't done anything like it before. (This is mainly due to TSR's policies during the 2nd edition era.) This book will be the first to delve into the more "adult" topics in D&D that have been overlooked until now. When, exactly...

Lords of Darkness is a Forgotten Realms product, and focuses mainly on the Forgotten Realms' evil organizations and NPCs. The Book of Vile Darkness, however, focuses on evil spells, feats, prestige classes, magic items, artifacts, and monsters, as well as new mechanics for such things as human...

The Book of Vile Darkness will be very different from Lords of Darkness. LoD describes the various evil power groups of the Realms. It includes some prestige classes and locations for the groups, as well as their history and background. BoVD, on the other hands, will detail such topics as...

If you have access to Dungeon Magazine #92, you can find rules for underwater combat on page 91. They are only slightly different from the web enhancement's version.

Yep. :) Races of Faerun is supposedly due out in late 2002/early 2003. Then there's always the enigmatic "Project G"... We'll probably eventually see some more "utility" books for the DM like the Book of Challenges and Enemies and Allies. Probably something along the lines of the old...

I doubt it. Races of Faerun has been announced already. Sean mentions on his sites that Project G is currently "in limbo".

You're right... Drow are only ECL +2. If didn't check my books before posting. :o That statement should read "The only reason that Drow are ECL +2 is their Spell Resistance. Take that away, and they are merely ECL +1." And Hobgoblins have been changed to ECL +1 both in the FRCS errata and...