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Well they did have the wheel but since they didn't have any beasts of burden they didn't use it for useful tools/work. But you did find wheels on toys and the like.

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Does anyone know where I can download the 1e/2e -> 3ed conversion document? I'm converting some old adventures and need to convert some multiclass characters.

Thanks to both of you, it's come up alot recently (comes with having an archer in the party), and I knew I'd read it somewhere.

Where is this rule? I know I've read it somewhere (so does one of my players), but whenever it comes up we can't find it.

I think I requested the Mist Mephit in the planescape thread a while back.

Since in monboesen's example Narrin was able to at least hit her, could he end the charge with a grapple attack instead of punching her? Cause that would change things a little I would think (and is always a good way to deal with spellcasters). He could then draw his throwing axe and attack...

I prefer the CoV approach (except that I often have trouble finding the hit die), but I run an FR game and alot of the information is FR specific. So for non FR books I'd probably prefer the CW approach since I may have to modify the PrC's flavour to fit my game and it's easier to do if there's...

That wasn't the end of it? It's been a while since I read them, but I thought the 3rd one wrapped it up (or at least lead into the next book chronilogically, which is one of his early ones)

I vote you call his bluff, leave your horse outside a dungeon and see what he does. I mean what's he going to do to you? And if he does somehow mess you up, next time you attack roll all the dice you have for damage and say something along the lines of "well since you don't seem to have to...

How about a group of Neutral alignment who's just ticked off that all these other people are messing up their homes (gives the PC's someone to ally with or another opponent, depending on how they play it). Group of something (I want to say orcs, but it's so been done) led by an Orog (or group...

No it doesn't. It has a few NPC's (highest is CR 13) but they're all linked to the organizations that are introduced in the book.

I just got it so I haven't read it all. But it seems to be focused on orders of various types, mostly knightly but some monk and some nature oriented. Very little on the harpers (ie like 2 paragraphs).

1st paragraph of the Restoration spell, 1st sentence. Much like in Greater Restoration, they both dispel all negative levels.

I think your inability to retreat is really hurting you. Part of the advantage of the campaign is that your able to retreat back to an inn/temple/etc to heal up and rest, especially in the first two adventures.

4, and 5 for the changesteed (which used to be called the greater in 2E I think, haven't confirmed that)

Which is why a portion of mini price at my FLGS (10% I think) goes to some charity trying to improve working conditions there.

Empires of the Shining Sea detail the Lake of Steam area, whether it details that mountain range, I don't know.

Banedead - 3.0 in Monsters of Faerun Baneguard - 3.5 in Lost Empire of Faerun Dread Warrior - 3.5 in Lost Empire of Faerun Curst - 3.5 in Lost Empire of Faerun

Dweomervore - a small magic consuming dragon Guardgoyle - a small guardian construct Leucrotta Leucrotta, changesteed - also known as the greate leucrotta Scaladar Walking Statue of Waterdeep Waterspider - a trained spider Wilora - a memory stealing bird (don't ask) Wraith, Sea - a wraith that...