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The Death of a kobold A campaign I was recently in was centered around an all kobold party. I had chosen to be the sorcerer, a scrappy little fellow by the name of Arby. We had been galavanting around the underdark, and were accosted by numerous large and terrifying entities who demanded...

Hmm, you're right. I was doing that to try and encourage resource management, but now that I think about it that's too much management and probably needs streamlining. I'll go back and restructure the word file as opposed to editing it here. Then I'll post it up later. Thanks again, you've...

Sorry about the poll folks, it seems it can't be changed. But I'm happy to see that the spirit of playing strange things is alive and well. And wow - 7 headed pyrohydras, will-o-the-wisps, bipedal basilisks, mongrel-golems, fiendish trolls, squirrel folk, artifacts, elemental blends and harpy...

thanks, Nifft! I'm making some changes now. The declarations and so on are actually only known of and used in the context of a single audience chamber where all the politicking goes on, everywhere else the masks have no apparent meaning. One thing, the reason that I have 3 caster levels gone...

I think that may be too simple unless you have a truly enormous variety of feats with significant impacts. But then again, I'm willing to bet our tastes may run quite differently, so take my opinion with a grain or two.

Yeah, Aeshma Daeva "Fury demon". Fun with languages time! Ahura = god or indicator for divinity in Avestan Daeva = avestan demon, manifestation of the imperfect good Asura = demon or power-seeking entity in hinduism Deva = angelic or celestial/divinity in hinduism Mayhaps, an ancient spat?

I would like a few opinions on this. Is it a feasible class? Fun? Thanks for any input! Maskweaver Acolyte The Swamps of Argesh are a deadly place, a land of dark waters and darker hearts. But deep within even the most corrupt realms, there are beacons of hope, guiding lights of...

Hey, whether it does or not, as long as the community stays awesome, I'm a happy guy!

Ah okay, thanks for letting me know.

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=214729 I made one of my many and copious mistakes. I would like the poll to be multiple choice if possible.

I know... I wanted it to be multiple choice but I've been unable to edit it. Is there a way to?

Thri-kreen seem to be a favorite. And yes, lizardfolk. For whatever reason, although I like draconics, I like lizardfolk a whole lot more. I don't know what it is, seeing as they look similar, but the feel is different - tribal. I remember seeing this picture of an iguana-like lizardman...

And crap, I wanted that poll to be multiple choice enabled. Any way I can change that?

Oh jeeze, I can't believe I forgot insect people, and yet included 'disembodied intelligences'. Shame on me! PS Thri-Kreen are pretty rad, or at least were in second ed. Never tried one in the current version.

Well, here we have a spinoff thread, based upon the lovely core races thread elsewhere on this page. Now, anyone who knows me knows that I have a boiling hard-on for strange and unusual races. My personal homebrew only retains humans from the standard list, whereas everything else is 'other'...

Scottish Dwarves. I don't like it.

On examination, I'll probably take that shifter variant, chiefly because it is easier and more in keeping with the character concept. Although I'm probably going to switch to a Vow of Poverty build given I now have no item reliance at all and the wildshaper equips won't work on me. It also...

Pyrex: Oh yeah, touch of healing would be my 4th level feat for sure. There's another feat that allows me to add light fortification to healing spells for free, I was considering taking that, but I don't know how useful 25% immunity to sneak attack/crits actually is. As for wildshape, upon...

There we go, cleaned it up. Sorry bout that. Re: Wild shape: I'm planning on just staying with the standard variant, but if there is some option that only allows me to turn into plant creatures I would take it, even though it would be a power cut. The closest I've found is the Verdant Lord...

A long while ago, our play group came up with a variety of troll who practiced a particular type of cannibalism which centered around capturing the powerful warriors of other tribes, and basically eating pieces of them (especially the ears, considered a 'power point') to gather their strength...