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Heh. I LOVE your editorial commentary on the endless string of +2/+2 skills. So many of them just seem like a way to pad the page count. :)

That would be a fine scenario by me. I've been playing for over 20 years. I find the stereotype roles boring at this point. Anything that frees things up is fine by me. :)

One of the things I really don't like about this and the past couple of seasons is that they put training wheels on. Story arcs get resolved within 8 episodes or so, making it possible for the casual viewer to keep up. One of the things I liked the most about season 1 is that if you missed...

Well, depending on what the stealth fighter was scheduled to do, it might have AA missiles on board. Especially after 9/11, the government has made preparations to shoot down planes over US airspace. You're right, though, that it does seem a tad unlikely that they'd use stealth fighters for...

Yeah. It's a very minor bonus, but I like it. I think it would be fun to play, say, a fighter with Magical Aptitude. It could make for a very interesting character. :)

Like most people, I voted Tom Baker. If more of Doctor #2 had survived, though, I might give him a nod, actually. Collin Baker was the worst. Ick!

The episode was well acted, which was good. I liked that Jack shot the chick through the wall. Most walls are NO protection against a bullet of any size. Like Morrus, I yawned when they revealed that Air Force One was the target. I knew that last week; they made it unbelievably obvious. I'm...

I do that a lot. It's the only way to get people's attention sometimes. :)

I've used Cosmopolitan in the past, but I found it a bit on the weak side. Much like I find Skill Focus a bit weak. To clarify, the revised feat would make a skill always be a class skill for you. If it's already a class skill, obviously, that's not really a benefit. However, my characters...

If that is the case in 3.5, then someone has screwed things up at WotC. The bastard sword is supposed to be a hand-and-a-half weapon; you can use it either one-handed or two-handed. Either. I can live with them requiring a feat to use it one-handed, but saying that it isn't a two-handed...

If all the races are modified the same way (an extra +2 bonus), then there should be no problem. They should end up slightly more powerful than the standard races, but probably not enough to be really noticeable.

Sounds reasonable to me. Especially since it's a mechanic that anyone can adapt to use for 3rd party or non-Core WotC spells.

I'm not sure what to do with the monk, exactly, but I am not at all satisfied with the class. Stuff I *do* know I want to do: fighter BAB and "average" saves (from +1 at 1st level to +9 at 20th level). I want a class that is primarily about the fighting and not about the mystical mumbo jumbo...

The fighter has the same problem that many of the other base classes have at high level: you get all the cool stuff at low level. They made an attempt to fix it for rogues -- they get a choice of different keen powers -- but it's not enough of an attempt. I think that, after level 12 or so...

My idea, still not in the testing stages, is somewhat likes Eberron's. Instead of getting x/day uses for skills, you have a pool of "action points" that resets either daily or once per gaming session (one of the many things I'm still contemplating about this idea). When you want to use an...

I, on the other hand, think it sounds okay. Not quite how I'd do it, but certainly workable. :)

This is a very, very minor change, but I thought I'd run it by y'all anyway. My idea is that, even at a +3 instead of a +2 bonus, Skill Focus is still a feat you only take as a prerequisite for a prestige class. (Occasionally for other uses -- no warlock should be without SF (Use Magic...

Pleaze. I been here so long, the mods would have to ask my permission to ban me. ;)