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See Tower Shield. The rest are just too small to provide cover.... according to the present rules.

I never stated that the creature strikes the right square. Just that the creature makes an attack and a miss chance. Just because he has a high number and he rolled the miss chance, doesn't mean he actually hit. Gives the feel of a more creepy feeling since there are several choices of...

invisibility is concealment and gives a 50% miss chance. A Spot check result of greater than 20 can generally let the character become aware of an invisible creature near the character (though the character can't actually see it). An invisible character going through a threatened area causes...

Leaves of Dawn. and if they all get into a TPK. the Fallen Leaves of Dawn. hehehehehe

at 4th level a druid's spells are pretty good to survive. to make it more rounded, pick up the Jack of All Trades feat. This allows you to use any skill untrained. That gives you a bigger edge. only problem is that the prerequisite is level 8. you might want to talk to your DM about it since...

phb page 127 Total defense is a misc action, HOWEVER it also states that it is a standard action. Striking with a weapon is a standard action as well. I would judge that if you are using expertise with total defense, it is permissible provided you have a weapon out to use expertise with. If...

1) I'd boot bob. he doesn't run the game you do. 2) to state an outcome other than what was in effect, doesn't meant it would happen. 3) choices make/unmake the man/character. they all chose to follow his lead, death occurred, end of story. 4) bicker bicker whine whine, BOOT.

Nice but instead of stating who was part of the party that stored the luck, just have anyone who possess the amulet be able to use it. Makes the party want to work more together in keeping it save in case an enemy takes away their precious luck points and use it against themselves.

I really don't know why you guys are fighting over a shield for. The cleric stated (according to the very first entry) that the paladin needs to find the arms of haran then challenge the count. NO WHERE DOES IT SAY THAT THE PALADIN HAS TO USE IT. Give the shield to the dwarf and bring the...

good vs evil or law vs chaos 1) the main enemy had done something the the character's past, family or otherwise that gave the character a hatred for him. Revenge is the tool here. with many possible moral problems if you want to put it in. 2) The character don't know the villian, but has...

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1) it isn't close to being a dune sandworm 2) colossal is just a small specimen 3) I didn't say I was in a hurry to get the stats. I want something close to the actual terrifying power of the worm in the book, not just a brown colored purple worm that can't sting anything.

If anyone has ever seen the movie Dune. Has anyone converted it to d20? I've tried looking for sources on the web and found that Dune never made it that far. Any help would be appreciated.

For the most part, Dispel Magic and Greater Dispelling are necessary tools for spell casters. In my campaign it's seldome that you find a big concentration of spellcasters in one area, so dispelling stuff from each other hasn't been a problem. it's been a tactical advantage to do so. Enemies...

chase rules= running from the SRD Run [Full][AoO: Yes] The combatant can move up to four times the combatant's base speed in a straight line (or three times base speed if the combatant is in heavy armor). The combatant loses any Dexterity bonus to AC since the combatant can't avoid attacks...

yup. even logged out and logged back in. said the same thing. tried it again. logged out completely. clicked on submit a scoop. got a _notallowed logged back in. clicked on submit a scoop. same thing. edit: added tries that i just did.

I clicked on Submit a scoop, and it said _not allowed. Is something wrong with that link?

In my case, I explained that a whole part of giants is torn to bits. The encounter was with a Brachusaur (not sure of spelling but it's that big bad wolf) from the Epic level handbook. It was designed to be a parlay encounter, not a combat encounter. Oh well.

My group almost had a tpk. Their decisions were to run, but their actions were attack. Afterwards there was much emotional grief but in the end, it wasn't me that shanghaied them into the fight, they did that all by themselves. So don't worry about it. It's their own fault for making their own...

ok 1) why even go through the ordeal of letting the players know what happened to the townsfolk. Let the attack happen at night, the people wake up, bright lights and whala, you are in another plane. Players are the ones that will have to find a way home When they return home they find out...