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In case you didn't catch my reply before some of the posts were deleted, it's in the Book of Eldritch Might. Scabbard of Venoms: This black leather scabbard fits any longsword or short sword (it grows or shrinks as needed). A blade sheathed in this scabbard, when removed, is coated with a...

Actually, it appears that, as he said, he is playing a Ninja. This would lead me to believe that he is using the Rokugan campaign setting book, in which a new use for the Craft skill is introduced: Craft (Poison). It even provides a table of DCs for creating various poisons. And Ninja don't...

I'm assuming that this is why we've lost all posts from the past two days? :(

I think you're referring to Soldarin's ECL Calculator. It can be found here: http://csserver.evansville.edu/~jc84/DD3/Monster_ECL.htm

Another good choice might be Simbul's Spell Sequencer. It's a 7th level Transmutation spell from Magic of Faerun which allows you store up to 4 spells of up to 5th level, which you are then able to cast as free actions (like a Quickened spell). Also, you can chain any two or more of those...

Sean K. Reynolds had the following to say about a section in Faiths & Pantheons (emphasis mine): "Prestige Domains as Regular Domains - Several of the domains presented in this section originally appeared as "prestige domains" in Defenders of the Faith. They are presented here as standard...

Soon after the Manual of the Planes came out, somebody on these boards (I can't recall who... :( ) sent an email to the Sage. They had noticed that the spell Positive Energy Protection stated that it helped protect against healing spells, and wondered if Negative Energy Protection was supposed...

The Sage has ruled that Negative Energy Protection does protect against Harm and the various Inflict spells. He made this ruling shortly after the Manual of the Planes came out. It contains the spell Positive Energy Protection, which specifically states that it protects against Heal and other...

Check my summary of the Guide to Transylvania ESD on the previous page. It's not a boxed set. It's a 96 page softcover supplement for Masque of the Red Death.

A Forsaker is pretty hard to play in a party which uses magic. You need to destroy magic items to get some of your powers, so your buddies won't be very happy with you destroying their hard-earned loot. Plus, you won't get along very well with any of the party's spellcasters. A truly...

I don't have the Avalanche Press product, so I was just going by things I've read and heard. Feel free to correct me, but it seems to me that Avalance went for a more historical, medieval Transylvania, while the Masque of the Red Death product mainly deals with a fantasy/horror, gothic...

The X-Box version will be almost identical to the PC version. The only thing that it will not have is the editor. Of course, being a console game, you can also expect lower resolution when compared to the PC version.

*Bump* He's definitely not a traditional Ninja... ;) He's more of an assassin who's focusing on spellcasting. Anybody else?

The DMG errata changed Keen so that it applies to both slashing and piercing weapons.

The problem that you will have with Cthulhu by Gaslight and Masque of the Red Death is that both are based around the supernatural and the fantastic. If you want to create a historical Victorian campaign, you'll have to remove most of that material, and both settings rely on heavily on it...

The products listed on the right side of the main errata page (Monster Manual through Player's Handbook) are the only products that have errata. There aren't any other errata in an archive. One there get to be too many errata to fit in the list on the right side, WotC will create an archive of...

I’m creating a Moon Elf Ninja3/Wizard3 who is on his way to Arcane Trickster, and I could use some help. (The Ninja class can be found in the Rokugan campaign setting.) He will eventually be a Ninja4/Wizard5/Arcane TricksterX The following books are allowed: OA, Rokugan, PHB, Magic of...

I have the ESD, but I still haven't had a chance to read through it completely. It appears to focus mainly on Gothic Transylvania, sometime around 1890 (think Dracula, the novel). It does have a section detailing the history of Transylvania, though. While Avalanche Press' product seems to...

:rolleyes: /me points to the first post. ;)

Doc Oc used a set of mechanical arms to handle hazardous material while working in the OsCorp lab. The lab explosion fused the mechanical arms to his spine. This allowed him to control them like a second set of appendages. The explosion also damaged his eyesight, which is why he is always...