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But what about kitten-oozes? How would they cuddle you?

I don't know what would be scarier, ooze-kittens or kitten-oozes.

"Man o' War" is the new Warlord.

Not as a standard pick though. They are just as optional as in normal D&D, just easier to explain.

I forget where I got this, but here you go.

"IT'S A ROCK! IT DOESN'T HAVE ANY VULNERABLE SPOTS!" -- Jason Nesmith

The D&D brand is the mark burned on the cows that let you know which ones are stolen.

Lost in Space was campy. Adventures of Brisco County Junior was campy. The Hills Have Eyes? You might think it was silly or foolish, but I can't see thinking it was camp.

Gasp! The Tarrasque is invincible now! AAIEEEE!

Or Belkar's player is VERY sophisticated and is able to play such a character funny and well enough so that the rest of the party doesn't kick him off a cliff and send the player packing. Anybody can have a jerk character. It takes SKILL to make a jerk character entertaining enough that you...

Never mind, found it in another thread.

There is a big difference between being made to go on fighting when all your reserves are gone and being inspired to actually produce results greater than you normally could. Curing magics are permanent. They restore your reserves of body and spirit in a way that stays until something else...

If a loss of hit points still represents getting closer to the point where you hit the ground unable to move and thinking you are going to die, then anybody in the military can tell you that yes... getting shouted at can bring you back up and running again.

Pretty much what we are noticing with our jedi in SWSE. Plus it leads to pretty creative uses of the powers that you DO have left, like when somebody is about to fall to their doom and you have run out of "Move Object," but still have a "Force Grip" left you do damage to your friend by...

We don't know what they are going to do in 4e, but in 3e they do things like this. Not everything at once and not everything is an option depending on your campaign guidelines, but it should give you an idea.

Out of the whole thread, this is the only thing that catches my interest. I think it will become a koan.

Really? A herald is basically only a human PA. Their job is to go somewhere and announce important things that somebody else is doing. They aren't bards. They aren't even MCs. The only real benifit is that it is a government job with no heavy lifting. Not defending Warlord here and I don't...

No, the first thing that goes comes to my mind when I hear pact is "contract." It is an archaic sort of word, but really it has as much diabolic connotations as "deal."

All humanoid corpses of similar size are similar enough to have equal stats. "Medium" is similar enough for me. I know what the wyvern can do now. I don't care much for it. I don't feel that zombies should have the coordination or speed of limbs or residual magical whatsits for effective...

Different Algonquin tribes have slightly different descriptions. From wikipedia "Though descriptions varied somewhat, common to all these cultures was the conception of Wendigos as malevolent, anti-social, and cannibalistic supernatural beings (manitous) of great spiritual power." :) The...