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If you really must think of a method then assign a challenge rating to the item he's making/researching. Perhaps the PC's are collecting ingredients for a spell that's so challenging to cast that it deserves a CR. Of course this doesn't work for PC's when they cast their own spells. NPC's...

60' is down to 40? Where is that in the book, I know I've seen it somewhere but I'd like to see it. Thanks.

Okay the situation is this: Dwarven Barbarian with the sprint feat (Kalamar) wearing a breastplate. I've heard people say that the 10ft increase raises it to 30 and then down to 20 after the armor. I've also heard people say it stays at 15 and you apply after to get the 25ft movement...

You're right. I was assuming it was not on there, but really my browser doesn't open it right. I guess it's a setting in IE somewhere since my Win95 PC opens it okay, but my 2k doesn't.

I printed a few copies from the preview, but I never saved it and now it's not on their site. Did anyone keep a copy? Could you email it to me at ben.dolfin@kohler.com ? Thanks.

I'm saying the DM played him wrong! He never should have gotten into melee so the Paladin could use his smite ability against him while charging on his mount with the spirited charge feat and a lance. St George did a smackdown and the DM that played the Dragon needs to get BADD.

Well, the Chivalric code didn't have flying creatures in mind when it was written. I'm sure if the Knights had to fight flying Dragons they'd have made allowances for the Longbow.

Okay, in one game I'm playing a LG Hobgoblin Fgt4/Clr1 and I'm basically an archer with all the archer feats. I plan on continueing as a Cleric since I've recently started worshipping Heironious, the god of Valor in Greyhawk. I also am about to start a Kalamar campaign and wanted to use this...

Well, the description was different from other clerics and I was hoping for rules changes. I like the combo-classes like Infiltrator and Brigand. I'd have made one for a Cleric/Barbarian though and make them the Clerics of the Battle Rager. BAB like a Barbarian, saves like a Cleric, d8...

My biggest disappointment with it was that the Battle-rager didn't have anything unique to him. After reading the description his clerics just scream out for some custom class or PrC.

What is worse then a cleric able to drain levels with no save and no attack roll without giving up any spell slots?

Some of the options seem overpowered to me. Having an energy drain instead of a turn undead? That seems far too powerful for taking one feat and then using it. Am I missing something here? I just looked at it last night and there are lots of cool options, but some things are overpowered...

I haven't seen anything else yet I guess. This works better if every race has some useful first level feats. Then instead of only one or two useful choices you have to pick from 5 or 6 useful choices and can only get one of them ever. I'm looking forward to getting the book.

OMG!! I'm definately becoming a Sil-Karg if I play! I guess I don't have as much to fear from that Falchion wielding player anymore with my favorite NPC. I figured that would be a high-level feat though, why limit it to first level?

I got my copy a deathright a bit late, so the review is late as well. I enjoyed the module and look forward to running it, but keep in mind that I'm a fairly negative person so I tend to point out the flaws instead of the good parts. ***********spoilers******************* The module is about...

Someone had a system where an NPC of X level would roll a die and if the die was higher then his level then he gained a level. You roll once per year. So if you have a guy who's hired as a town guard and given training of War1, and he stays on for a year. After a year lets say you roll a d6...

Well, we've been using harm as is for several months now, I don't want to change right at the end. I think in all that time it's only been used once and that was by Hedrack against a PC. The PC never takes it because he knows it's overpowered and he has other 6th level spells he likes better...

He does have burn damage for people attacking him with melee weapons. Would that burn damage force the Cleric to make a concentration check to keep his spell or would the spell have already gone off. Burn damage is like 2d8, lets figure he rolls a 14 since I'd smudge a bit to not let him get...

The main Villian is Imix, the Prince of Evil Fire Elementals. He mainly uses his collosal flamin greatsword, although he can summon elementals. He has a companion of a 7th level Cleric Medusa. I was planning on the Medusa taking some searing lights, etc to disrupt the cleric if he casts...

Negative energy protection is only against level and ability drains right?