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The Dungeons and Dragons Online game will use instancing, I seem to remember.

The general idea is that you're a rogue/druid who specializes in two-weapon fighting with daggers, and you use this style to play into your druidic abilities. Would you like me to e-mail you with more information, or something similar?

Alyra Tannenbaum, Marchessa of Innocence Alyra's eyes widen as she realizes the implications of Gwynneth's request, and she reaches out a hand, placing it upon the other girl's abdomen. Lesser Divination of Innocence to divine if the infant's innocent soul exists; if that doesn't work, spend 2...

"For our race, I think, time is always on our side. I suppose our host is right -- there is always time to gather allies. But, as Tenor made mention, we do have emotions, and mine grow impatient. If we are to embark on this task, I suggest we get on with it." Wander nods her head, though...

What I'm curious about -- are there conversions to the Forgotten Realms and Eberron in there?

I like it so far. It's very flavorful, which lets me know what each nation, um, tastes like, and lets me have a distinctively different sort of adventure in each one. You will dislike it if you worry overmuch about the internal consistency of the setting and how much it adheres to Keith...

Erm, I believe that the creation of the Mournland is what we would refer to as a Rigidly Defined Area of Doubt and Uncertainty. Just like the origin of the Lord of Blades. Theoretically, they're trying to avoid metaplot revelations so that the GM can devise their own cataclysm.

Is this the thing we came up with?

Wander, Warforged Fighter 1 Name: Wander Player: Amy Kou'ai Class and Level: Fighter 1 Race: Human Alignment: Chaotic Good Deity: N/A Allegiances: Cyre, House Cannith, Spellcarved Soldiers Size: M Age: 3 Gender: Female Height: 6'0" Weight: 278 lbs. Str: 16 +3 Level: 1 XP: 0 Dex...

I still kinda wanna peer into my castle eventually! I wonder if we can poke everyone? Oh, also, I should post pretty soon -- I've been going through the mental loop-de-loops of figuring out the moral implications of the situation you gave me. ^.^;

"I believe," says Wander quietly, "that our greatest strength is the same as that of all of the other races: that now, and always, we choose our own path." She places her mageforged hands on the desk, as the light sound of jingling jewelry fills the air. "It appears to me that to bring...

What gave my players the sense of lethality without my actually having to kill anyone was when the druid's animal companion was killed in battle. So, I suppose one way to do it might be to kill off an animal companion or valued mount or familiar.

Someone mind pointing me to where I could find these notes?

Have you ever been to the WotC boards? ^.^; I got the majority of this from watching the conversations there unroll as of late, too.

Well, I ask because the discussions I've had with my friends over Eberron disillusionment center largely upon two main things: A) Eberron is inconsistent. Eberron is suffering from power creep, it requires careful coordination of all of the book material and the Keith Baker-provided...

Something that I'm curious about -- what would you think of the assertion that Eberron is "not real D&D"?

Sorry I haven't posted in awhile -- I've been busy with a couple of things, but. What I'm basically working on is a rogue/druid who eventually becomes a Daggerspell Shaper. The sorta feel that I'm going for is someone who's got a very dedicated stealthy naturalist-type, who strikes in the...

Speaking as a historian, I think that what Eberron does with this is particularly interesting. It doesn't strike me as modern as in present-day, but it does strike me as modern as in early 19th-century World War I, which I sense is exactly what they're trying to evoke. But.

I have to admit that I don't buy the premise of this thread. Quite a lot of cognitive linguistics work and science of the mind stuff has talked about the premise that fundamentally, the manner in which we understand and make sense of our world is through the act of storytelling -- humans are...

'kay, done!