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My wife just started up a paladin and is still 1st level, but she's enjoying her so far. The new smite is especially cool. It doesn't really increase the power that much, but it really, really makes it more useful.

I stumbled across your template when I was setting up my own Google site for my Pathfinder game and I can confirm that it is incredibly useful. You have vastly reduced my workload and you've made it much easier to link everything to my players. We've been slowly moving towards computerized...

Wow. Ten years. That's almost enough to make me come out of retirement long enough to post about it. :D

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Interesting stuff here. Amazing what changes happen when you go away for 6 months or so. :)

Coolness. It's shiny. I can't wait until you have all the bugs out. :)

CSA to come when I have made sure I can afford it this paycheck. And some PDFs. And a t-shirt. :) The Damnation Army is here for you, mang. :)

If you had a D&D game with only humanoids, having guns be a touch attack would be fine. But, as noted above, things start falling apart when you throw in things like dragons. Guns should not allow you to annihilate dragons; it doesn't fit the feeling of the game. I think the idea of a "gun...

That's only SRD spells, not all WotC spells...

I put about 25%. It'd be more, except that my players pretty much only own WotC books. So I use a lot when I set up the adventures, but very little of it goes into their characters. I'd let 'em, but they're mostly not interested.

The question is not "should you try to do another system than d20?" The question is "WHY do you want to try to do a system other than d20?" If you are answer is, "Because d20 sucks!!!!", then you're not doing it for the right reason. I've been working, on and off, on a completely new game...

Point taken. I have been persuaded that the +1 Max Dex and -1 ACP are too good, and that don hastily would be better with the Specialization. I'm still not fully convinced that having the -10% spell failure is a bad thing, though. Yes, it gives mages the possibility of using mithril shirts...

It is an unsuccessful attempt to try to get characters to stay in the Fighter class, instead of multiclassing away. Since there are now numberous ways to get weapon specialization in other ways, I'd dump it, too. That's part of why I have BAB instead of fighter levels for prereqs on these...

If the players drop a mook to 0 or lower, he's dead. Only significant characters have a chance of surviving. And it's not a *good* chance, since the PCs are probably going to play mumblety-peg with the dropped foes' ribs before they leave the scene. Few bad guys survive being stabbed in the...

Frankly, it's no where *near* as good as +2 damage bonus, but I didn't want to knock it up to +3. I might move the don hastily to Specialization, as you suggest, to help improve it a bit. I'm still not sure that it's good enough to get anyone to take it, though. If I had the choice between +2...

I can see your point. I'm not sure it is too powerful, but you do have a good argument. That really, really doesn't bother me. :) I'd be happy to see a character in one of my games wearing something other than a mithril shirt. Ah. Cut-n-paste error there. Thanks. Frankly, I'm not sure...

You laugh now, buddy boy. Just wait until you fail your spot check (and you will, believe me) and I chop you in half with my greataxe. A half-orc with maxed out Str does d12+7 damage when raging. My halfling does d10+5 damage. Average damage of 11.5 vs. 13.5, with a bonus round attacking...

I started running that adventure before I read the whole thing. I read the first two sections, each one before the sessions where I ran it. I liked them well enough. Then I read through the rest. I read the backstory. I read through it again to make sure I read what I thought I had. I...

This idea just popped up in my head today when I was flipping through my PHB. I haven't seen many feats or class abilities to improve armour, and I haven't liked the ones I've seen. I'm aware that these feats, as presented, might be a little on the powerful side. In their defense, however...

Modules are tough, all right. If you want to publish it, it needs to be original, but not too weird so that no one else will use it. Getting the stat blocks right is hard -- WotC doesn't get it right half the time. Any writing is difficult, I will admit, but I think adventures have features...