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I think I'd combine your suggestion with the ones from Chun-Tzu, to wit: - Knowledge: Arcana, 10 ranks - Spell Focus: Divination I also like the divination spells idea, as per the loremaster. -- Pazu

Good points, all. I think in 3.0, a SC rogue would have been able to qualify at 7th level (requirement of 5 cross-class ranks in WL), so the new requirements shouldn't be too far off that. I take it that rogues don't get Survival as a class skill in 3.5? :) On the flip side, I seem to recall...

...because the first book in the series, Cart and Cwydder, is a great example of what D&D bards would be like! Plus, it's a fun series. -- Pazu

Re: Divine Oracle Makes good sense. I do wonder, however, how that would balance the supposed "investment" factor for PrC qualification; the whole idea that a character has to take a certain number of "suboptimal" skill ranks or feats in order to gain the benefits. IIRC, the Divine Oracle...

...and while I enjoyed it very much, I've noticed a curious phenomenon associated with all the Zelda games I've played (Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and The Wind Waker), which is that I find myself afflicted by an inexplicable sense of melancholy upon finishing the games. I wonder if I...

So I've started contemplating what adjustments need to be made to the entry requirements for various 3.0 prestige classes. I think most of them are more or less unchanged, although changes to the core classes may make it easier for some to qualify. I've started wondering, however, what to do...

No, you're not. Although, after your initial post, you deserved it. :D --Pazu

Hey arcady-- I believe the "official" release date is July 18th, although for some reason I seem to remember July 11th being thrown around as well. --Pazu

[/B] This point bears repeating. When I first starting gaming (oh, back around 1980 or thereabouts), I had no idea that it should be considered anything strange. There were a bunch of us in middle school who played AD&D fairly regularly, and it was during that period of time where practically...

More Yoko Kanno work Yoko Kanno is indeed the goddess of anime music. Just between Cowboy Bebop and Vision of Escaflowne (TV series and films), she's already demonstrated pretty amazing range. She also did the music for Brain Powered and Earth Girl Arjuna, among a host of other stuff. She...

That is indeed the title of that version. Cowboy Bebop soundtracks seriously rock. I think I've managed to collect them all, plus the special edition four-disc set with the excerpts from the Seatbelts! live concert and the bonus minidisc featuring "Tank!" with lyrics sung by Aoi Tada (Ed) and...

Thanks for the info, Eric. I'll admit I'm more interested in the A&EG than in the RoF, but that's probably because I tend towards the more "mundane" end of the D&D spectrum. :) I'd be curious to know if the new weapon stats in the A&EG are exactly the same as the (errata'ed) versions from SaF...

You're not alone! Add me and my wife to the list of folks who wouldn't mind seeing her as the next ex-SIT. But I ranted about her in the last episode thread, so I won't repeat myself. ;) -- Pazu

Random observation Off on a completely different tangent: Does anyone else find the Kennedy character as irritating as I do? Just this episode alone, we get treated to her silly drill-sergeant routine (as if she, as one potential Slayer among many, has any right to be bossing the other girls...

An internist, a psychiatrist, a surgeon, and a pathologist are all asked to evaluate the patient in room 302. The internist goes into the room first. He returns after an hour and says, "I have examined the patient, and determined that he is small, feathered, winged, with a flat bill and webbed...

Hi Darius! :) In response to your question, I think I prefer kung fu overall, as I find the forms more aesthetically pleasing and fun to do. I know that over the years, the forms have become more and more embellished to the point that they probably aren't so combat-functional anymore, but (as...

Re: not exactly what I said now is it. Funny, I could have sworn that on just the previous page you posted: [B] Was this not your statement on how to deal with living in a violent area? If you intended to state "...so that you have a higher chance of earning a decent wage...", I would...

Lannon's silly assertion that the way to avoid ever being in a dangerous environment is to get more education, get a better job, and move out of the bad neighborhood. Presto! You got your white-collar job, your house with a white picket fence (that you leave unlocked at night, of course), 2.3...

Hi Darius! :) I suppose I should provide some personal context since I butted into this thread. :) I have studied choy li fut kung fu for...well, I can't remember how many years, and since my birthday was yesterday, I probably subconsciously don't want to know. :) When I was much younger, I...

Re: Re: Re: *snicker* I don't remember any questions being asked; I remember proclamations about "wasting time learning how to hurt people" and "inviting violence into your life". In any event, do you have any evidence to suggest that the percentage of folks who study martial arts and get in...