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Not exactly a catch-all... since the cleric can always be raised by his patron church, or somesuch.

UBTAO! Imagine a lizardman paladin riding a velociraptor. And I wonder why my players refuse to adventure in Chult...

Human, Dwarf, Elf, Halfling.... You get my point, I think. :) Although if you want to go a bit wacky, Kobolds make really nasty sorcerers.

But there is literally no way to make someone dead forever. You can soul trap them, but then they just have to bust the gem. Destruction used to be the end-all-be-all of mortality... but with the advent of true resurrection, you don't even need a piece of the body. It just bothers me a little...

Heh, didn't mean to jump down your throat there... This is just a topic I'm very interested in. I have found that unlimited resurrection is a serious flaw with 3e (so much so that we actually adopted a "lives" system in Twin Crowns), so I want to see what other people do to prevent it. Look...

One issue with "One year per day dead" is that it favors elves and dwarves while punishing humans and half-orcs. Not really a balanced approach. The problem with "a point of con" is that it favors the healthy... and Con becomes a much more important stat than it already is. Just being Devil's...

Which direction do you want it to go in? You can go horrific (any of the ELH abominations), prophetic (axiomatic human), biblical (a set of twins - one solar one balor), perhaps the munchkiny (a half-celestial balor or half-fiend solar), the comedic (a kobold?)... This seems like something...

Professor Zombo? Have you seen this? And my Yazirian's name was "Swarthy Mediterranean", in a very Hitchhiker's Guide-esque campaign. My native name was, of course, unpronounceable for humans and Vrusk, so I took a name more appropriate to your primitive culture...

It looks like my appearance at this gathering may be truncated. We've secured a reservation at the Safehouse for 9pm on Friday... so... I'll see all of you as much as I can, and I'll be at the ENnies for sure...

I don't really know what these events are, but since, as a publisher, I don't really get much time to just game, I'd love to join in. Send me some info and I'll get back to you ASAP. Email me here.

I'll be there! Count me in... if for no other reason than to show that Living Imagination is not yet dead, but just going into hibernation while we cook up bigger things!

suh-HAWG-in Or... fish-stiks

I had to vote for Randall Flagg (c'mon, The Stand AND Eyes of the Dragon... very villainous), but only because Kaiser Soze was left off the list. "The best trick the devil pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist."

So does that mean that Autobots use Xag-ya, and Decepticons use Xag-yi?

I'd suggest Silverymoon. High bard/harper interest there. Far enough out of the way to still have serviceable wilderness right outside the city walls. A big enough city (with varied cultures) to allow for all sorts of political, dramatic, and mysterious urban adventure. Chock full of temples...

My FRCS campaign is up to 17th/18th level now. Is Silver Marches worth my time? Does it have a lot of useful information, or will it just be a lot of stuff I read for flavor that my party will have little to no interaction with due to their power level? My game is set in the Marches - the...

Hamden, CT is Living Imagination's headquarters, and all of us live in or around Hamden (West Haven to Danbury is the spread for us 7). Much closer to you now, though... not Providence.

The Order of the Pegasus, Knights of the Silver Marches Captain Amril Berek - N male human Ftr14/Rgr4 of Shevarash(Monte's Ranger) Miren of the Harpers - NG female moon elf Brd15/Hrp3 of Selune Braegen - CG male half-silver dragon/moon elf Rog11/Rgr3 (PHB) Kittery of Mystra - CG male moon elf...

In Broadsides! there is the Oceanic Sentinel prestige class that was designed precisely for this situation. It gets a spell list that can target a ship instead of a person, like endure elements, displacement, spell turning, invisibility purge and the like. Without that PrC, I would suggest the...

Here's a little self-promotion... When we were at the GAMA trade show, we met this old man who's name escapes me, but he's the father of the owner of a store called Check Point Charlie's in British Columbia, Canada. Well, he's an old ship inspector for the Canadian Merchant Marine, and...