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Holy fire burns the books with sacred cows written in all the same ;)

But DR doesn't protect from fire :devil:

Luckily, they are also one subsystem that it's easy to design and publish modules for.

Did anyone else pick #7? I'm finding it absolutely beautiful.

There are already D&D comics being published by IDW right now. They are nothing special but fun to read. One series for Dark Sun, and another two set in Forgotten Realms.

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99% chance that A) is the correct answer.

I'm liking everything I read in this blog. I used to prefer long and hard method of generating my characters, browsing through hundreds of feats and fine-tuning my skill points. Nowadays I prefer something much simpler, and themes and backgrounds seem to offer exactly this. Great job, WotC.

Oh I agree completly with you. I was just giving an example of how it could look in 3rd edition. In 5e it really should be condensed as much as possible. FIREBALL [Fire, Evocation] Level: Sor/Wiz 3 Casting: 1 standard action (V, S, M) Range: 15 by 15 ft. burst within 100 ft. A fireball spell...

There was once a thread about the same subject. I posted my idea of how could a fireball look in 3e if it used the ideas of 5e (i.e. no automatic scaling). I'll repost here: Fireball Evocation [Fire] Level: Sor/Wiz 3 Components: V, S, M Casting Time: 1 standard action Range: Long (100 ft.)...

Or divide feats into 2 or 3 quality categories and give them to characters in alternating order.

That is explained away as being barely hit/grazed as long as you have HP. I haven't heard about people (heroes or not) who barely fell from a height :D

I'm sorry I don't understand. English isn't my first language.

That's all besides the point. I'm not disputing what weapons should each class have access to, but rahter the way the game accomplishes that.

Did they leap into a chasm? If they have no parachutes or gliders or rings of feather fall, they should die. Reward preparation, not levels.

There isn't, but we are not talking about changing 3e. Any single rule doesn't exist in a vacuum. If you want to change something, you can change other rules so the first change makes sense. As for clerics, that was just from the top of my head. You can make more specific restrictions based on...

Proficiency rules are not worth the paper they are printed on. We don't need them. Don't want cleric to use slashing weapons? This can be regulated with god's tenets (thou shall not spill blood etc.). Druid's forbiddance of using metallic weapons already doubles with her weapon and armor...

I don't think the problem is that a high level character might survive a fall from a great height. The problem is that he will, for certain, survive it. If falling damage was to be more random, if even an epic character would pause before jumping 100 ft. down, then I would have no problem with...

While I think this is a good idea, I'd tweak it. Those points would be about awareness of warrior's surroundings and his ability to exploit momentary occasions that happen now and then. Martial characters begin each combat with a small amount of this resource and gain more as a battle...